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Guion

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That the family has a very ancient origin does not create any suspicion. It is found at different times and in various localities. The name of this house is surely a patronymic, that is to say that it draws its origin from an ancestor who by virtue and honor left his name to his descent. Numerous memories and authentic writings represent the military exploits and the characters of this noble family. It would be superfluous to recall here all that has been written on the coat of arms, on the nobility and on the origin of the name of this family. We could not do better than to indicate to you the introduction of JB Rietstap at the head of his work "The General Armorial, which had the approval of all the competent persons in this matter. The family distinction represented here in the form of a coat of arms , survives through the centuries thanks to precious testimonies which have enabled us to report the exploits and gestures of this noble family. The arms of this family are:
a) Guion from Languedoc and Italy (Ghione) - (Gen. Arm. of 1696) David Guion, bourgeois of La Salle. - Azure with a lion Or looking at a sun of the same moving from the dexter angle of the chief.
b) Guion du Dauphiné (Valentinois) - Sgr. from Salette. Family et. - Azure, a chevron Or acc of three shells of the same.
c) Guion (de) Avignon - A dean of the Rota - Argent a fess Azure acc of four wavy edges Gules 2 in chief and two in base.
d) Guion de Vatre Poitiers - Argent a stag Sable passing through a wood Vert a chief Azure charged with three mullets Or. Currency ERIGITUR COELO AUSPICE

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