In all the world, Jean-Georges (Jean-Georges 
) is a rare masculine first name. The forename Jean-Georges is characteristic of Western Europe, particularly Switzerland, where it is a rare masculine name, France, and Belgium, where it is a very rare boy's name. In absolute terms, it is commonest in Western Europe, particularly France, Switzerland, and Germany. Much less frequently, Jean-Georges is the last name as well as the forename. Parts of the name also exists independently as a first name Jean, and a first name Georges.
| jean-georges ii de mansfeld-eisleben (b. 1593) |
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| jean-georges berdot FR (b. 1614) |
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jean-georges de souillac French priest (1685-1750), FR (b. 1685) |
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jean-georges scherz FR (b. 1678) |
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jean-georges d'anthes (b. 1701) |
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| jean-georges voirol (1672-1719), CH (b. 1672) |
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jean-georges noverre French dancer (1727-1810), FR (b. 1727) |
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| jean-georges moschard (1680-1746), CH (b. 1680) |
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| jean-georges scholtus DE (b. 1680) |
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jean-georges reber FR (b. 1731) |
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jean-georges edighoffen French soldier and officer (1759-1813), FR (b. 1759) |
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jean-georges dahler French theologian, linguist and academic, FR (b. 1760) |
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jean-georges willmar French politician, LU (b. 1763) |
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| jean-georges dejean de roquemaure FR (b. 1705) |
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| jean-georges schlichtig German cabinetmaker, active in Paris (b. 1736) |
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