LE MASURIER
Recorded variant spellings include Lemasurier
This is a prefixed surname which is sometimes recorded without the prefix. See also Masurier
Lemasurier
Lemasurier is a surname of French origin that is predominantly found in the Channel Islands, particularly in Jersey. The name derives from the Old French word "lemesurier," which means "the carpenter."
The Lemasurier family is known to have resided in Jersey for several centuries and has historical roots in the island. Members of the Lemasurier family have been actively involved in various aspects of island life, including agriculture, trade, and public service.
Due to Jersey's close proximity to France, the Lemasurier surname reflects the historical and cultural connections between the Channel Islands and mainland Europe.
Notable Bearers:
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Sir Edouard Lemasurier: A prominent figure in Jersey's political history, Sir Edouard Lemasurier served as a respected lawyer and a States Member in the island's government.
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Marie Lemasurier: A distinguished artist from Jersey, Marie Lemasurier gained recognition for her innovative approach to painting and her contributions to the local art scene.
The Lemasurier surname remains a distinctive part of Jersey's cultural heritage and continues to be passed down through generations, symbolising the enduring legacy of the family in the Channel Islands.
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There are approximately 183 people named Le Masurier in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around three in a million people in Britain are named Le Masurier.
Famous people named Le Masurier
- Robert Le Masurier - Judge (1913 to 1996)
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