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claude legros
organ builder from the second half of the 17th century and the first half of the 18th century, based in Metz, active in Lorraine and Alsace, FR
(b. 1656)
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joseph legros
French singer and composer (1739-1793), FR
(b. 1739)
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sauveur legros
French painter (1754-1834), FR
(b. 1754)
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legros de rumigny
French hairdresser, FR
(b. 1710)
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jean charles françois legros
French politician, FR
(b. 1712)
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martin legros
DE
(b. 1714)
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athanase legros
French politician (1784-1846), FR
(b. 1784)
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madame legros
French woman (1749-1821) who secured the release of French writer Jean Henri Latude from the Bastille in 1784
(b. 1749)
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maximin legros
French military personnel, FR
(b. 1750)
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alexandre-éloy legros
French politician (1812-1889), FR
(b. 1812)
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alexandre legros
French soldier (1815-1867), FR
(b. 1815)
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jacques marie legros
Frans; miniatuurschilder; 1777; Port-de-Paix (Haïti); 1825, FR
(b. 1777)
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jean hector dit legros
FR
(b. 1768)
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alphonse legros
French painter, etcher and sculptor (1837-1911), FR
(b. 1837)
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nicolas legros-dévot
French politician, FR
(b. 1803)
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, Легрос, לגרו 
) , globally, is a common cognomen. The last name Legros is habitual in Reunion, where it is quite a common surname, Guadeloupe, and Belgium. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in France, Belgium, and the United States. Much less frequently, Legros is the forename as well as the last name.