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marthe haincque de saint-jean
(b. 1618)
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léon de saint-jean
French monk (1600-1671), FR
(b. 1600)
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jean dieu de saint-jean
French painter (1654-1695), FR
(b. 1654)
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françois joseph de saint-jean
French military personnel, FR
(b. 1744)
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jeanne de saint-jean
mother of Charles XIV John of Sweden (1728-1809), FR
(b. 1728)
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françois d'etienne de prunières de saint-jean
FR
(b. 1718)
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simon saint-jean
painter (1808-1860), FR
(b. 1808)
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marie josephe laperche dit saint-jean
6 Jun 1764 St.Sulpice -
(b. 1764)
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idola saint-jean
Canadian journalist, CA
(b. 1880)
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paul saint-jean
French artist, FR
(b. 1842)
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manez saint-jean
French bertsolari, FR
(b. 1844)
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l. d' estienne de saint-jean
FR
(b. 1835)
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ibérico saint-jean
Argentinian military personnel (1922-2012), AR
(b. 1922)
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casimir saint-jean
CA
(b. 1864)
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alfredo oscar saint-jean
President of Argentina (1926-1987), AR
(b. 1926)
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) , all over the world, is quite a rare family name. The last name Saint-Jean is habitual in Haiti, where it is quite a rare surname, France, and Belgium, where it is a rare surname. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in France, Haiti, and Canada. Much less frequently, Saint-Jean is the forename as well as the last name. Parts of the name also exists independently as a first name Saint, and a first name Jean.