"Guillory" meaning in French

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      "Morbihan",
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      "Brittany",
      "Brittany"
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      "Guihery",
      "Guihery#French"
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      "Mayenne",
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      "Pays de la Loire",
      "Pays de la Loire"
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      "La Guillorie",
      "La Guillorie#French"
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    [
      "Rougé",
      "Rougé"
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    [
      "La Guihark",
      "La Guihark#French"
    ],
    [
      "Chevaigné",
      "Chevaigné"
    ],
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      "La Guillerie",
      "La Guillerie#French"
    ]
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  "etymology_text": "Perhaps derived from a French placename. The last name Guillory is quite common in the department of Morbihan, in Brittany, and is found in the form Guihery in Mayenne, Pays de la Loire. There are also the similarly named hamlets of La Guillorie in the commune of Rougé, La Guihark in the commune of Chevaigné, as well as several places named La Guillerie in the northwest of France.",
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          "english": "(1:04) You see, Marianne... Guillory was six months old when she came. Uh, the reason — you asked me why — I believe it's because the orphanage was... crowded... and... they decided to come to the South to see if they couldn't, uh, place these kids.",
          "ref": "2025 May 2, Amanda LaFleur, “Le gros char des orphelins / Orphan Train”, in YouTube, retrieved 22 Jul 2026:",
          "text": "(1:04) Tu vois, Marianne... Guillory avait six mois quand elle est m'nue [v'nue]. Euh, la raison que ça tu m'as d'mandé que j'crois, c'est que la population dans l'orphelinat était... épaisse... et... ils ont décidé de m'nir dans l'sud voir si ils auriont pas pu, euh, placer ces enfants-là.",
          "translation": "(1:04) You see, Marianne... Guillory was six months old when she came. Uh, the reason — you asked me why — I believe it's because the orphanage was... crowded... and... they decided to come to the South to see if they couldn't, uh, place these kids.",
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        "a surname from French, common among Louisiana Creoles"
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        "(especially Louisiana) a surname from French, common among Louisiana Creoles"
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      "Morbihan",
      "Morbihan"
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      "Brittany",
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      "Guihery",
      "Guihery#French"
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      "Mayenne",
      "Mayenne"
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      "Pays de la Loire",
      "Pays de la Loire"
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      "La Guillorie",
      "La Guillorie#French"
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      "Rougé",
      "Rougé"
    ],
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      "La Guihark",
      "La Guihark#French"
    ],
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      "Chevaigné",
      "Chevaigné"
    ],
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      "La Guillerie",
      "La Guillerie#French"
    ]
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  "etymology_text": "Perhaps derived from a French placename. The last name Guillory is quite common in the department of Morbihan, in Brittany, and is found in the form Guihery in Mayenne, Pays de la Loire. There are also the similarly named hamlets of La Guillorie in the commune of Rougé, La Guihark in the commune of Chevaigné, as well as several places named La Guillerie in the northwest of France.",
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          "english": "(1:04) You see, Marianne... Guillory was six months old when she came. Uh, the reason — you asked me why — I believe it's because the orphanage was... crowded... and... they decided to come to the South to see if they couldn't, uh, place these kids.",
          "ref": "2025 May 2, Amanda LaFleur, “Le gros char des orphelins / Orphan Train”, in YouTube, retrieved 22 Jul 2026:",
          "text": "(1:04) Tu vois, Marianne... Guillory avait six mois quand elle est m'nue [v'nue]. Euh, la raison que ça tu m'as d'mandé que j'crois, c'est que la population dans l'orphelinat était... épaisse... et... ils ont décidé de m'nir dans l'sud voir si ils auriont pas pu, euh, placer ces enfants-là.",
          "translation": "(1:04) You see, Marianne... Guillory was six months old when she came. Uh, the reason — you asked me why — I believe it's because the orphanage was... crowded... and... they decided to come to the South to see if they couldn't, uh, place these kids.",
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        "(especially Louisiana) a surname from French, common among Louisiana Creoles"
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