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antoine champion
bishop, IT
(b. 1425)
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jacques champion de chambonnières
French composer and harpsichordist, FR
(b. 1602)
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pierre champion
French theologian, FR
(b. 1632)
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nehemiah champion
English Quaker merchant
(b. 1649)
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jean-baptiste-marie champion de cicé
French politician (1725-1805), FR
(b. 1725)
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nehemiah champion
English brass manufacturer (1678–1747)
(b. 1678)
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judah champion
Pastor of the First Church in Litchfield; born 1729; died 1810, US
(b. 1729)
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richard champion
English merchant and porcelain manufacturer
(b. 1743)
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henry champion
politician 1751-1836, US
(b. 1751)
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john champion
English brass manufacturer
(b. 1705)
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epaphroditus champion
American politician 1756-1834, US
(b. 1756)
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joseph champion
English writing-master and accountant, GB
(b. 1709)
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william champion
English metallurgist, GB
(b. 1709)
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rachel champion
(1712-1756)
(b. 1712)
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george champion
politician
(b. 1713)
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) , all over the world, is a common family name. The cognomen Champion is characteristic of Isle of Man, where it is quite a common surname, France, and Australia, where it is quite a rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in the United States, France, and the United Kingdom. Very seldom, Champion is the forename as well as the last name.