Globally, Jean-André (Jean-André 
, Jean-Andre 
) is quite a rare boy's first name. The first name Jean-André is characteristic of Western Europe, particularly France, where it is quite a rare masculine name, and Germany, where it is a very rare boy's name. Parts of the name also exists independently as a first name Jean, and a first name André.
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| Jean-André | Switzerland, Canada, France, United States |
| Jean-Andre | Germany, South Africa, United States, Canada, France |
| jean-andré grimaldi (b. 1483) |
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| jean-andré borde French architect and sculptor, FR (b. 1604) |
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| jean-andré guiberto French architect (1609-1684), FR (b. 1609) |
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jean-andré peyssonnel French physician, FR (b. 1694) |
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jean-andré lepaute French master clockmaker, FR (b. 1720) |
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| jean-andré barrailh French military personnel, FR (b. 1671) |
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jean-andré venel Swiss orthopaedist (1740-1791), CH (b. 1740) |
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| jean-andré thouin French gardener, FR (b. 1700) |
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| jean-andré barthélémy French politician, FR (b. 1742) |
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| jean-andré boussard FR (b. 1734) |
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| jean-andré mongez French geologist (1750–1788), FR (b. 1750) |
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| jean-andré barrot French politician, FR (b. 1753) |
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| jean-andré doussain Roman Catholic bishop (b. 1756) |
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| jean-andré gairal French lawyer (b. 1763) |
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| jean-andré blanchon (b. 1756) |
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Rey, Robert, Dauzou, Durand, Garcia, Lapart, Martini, Mathieu, Santoni, Cahuzac, Culioli, Ristori, Gasiglia, Gagetta, Ginefri, Navarro, Olivesi, Yobouet, Bourdeau, Larissou, Albertini, Boissinot, Besson, Simoni, Martin, Marion, Cals, Brun, Poli, Pons, Diaz, Duro, Gnvs, Leca, Moore, Mueth, Longefaye, Alary, Badey, Bonin, Paré, Raabe, Gamez, Gomez, Jacob, Tomei, Viale, Faure, Basch, and Tsimaratos