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louis adolphe bonard
French admiral (1805-1867), FR
(b. 1805)
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louis xavier bonard
French painter active in the Comtat Venaissin, member of the Vaucluse's Academy, FR
(b. 1787)
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maurice-benjamin bonard
Swiss politician (1803-1870), CH
(b. 1803)
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louis bonard
miser, b. in Rouen, France, in 1809; d. in New York city, 20 Feb., 1871, FR
(b. 1809)
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étienne bonard
French politician, FR
(b. 1855)
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arnold bonard
Swiss journalist (1860-1944), CH
(b. 1860)
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bonard garcia
association football player, EC
(b. 1980)
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pierre bonard
CH
(b. 1943)
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claude bonard
(b. 1946)
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mireille bonard
FR
(b. 1952)
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françois bonard
French Catholic priest, FR
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amélie bonard
(b. 1974)
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stéphane bonard
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) , in the entire world, is quite a rare cognomen. The family name Bonard is characteristic of France, where it is quite a rare surname, Switzerland, where it is a rare surname, and Lebanon. In absolute terms, the name is most common in France, the United States, and Switzerland. Likewise, Bonard is the forename as well as the last name.