Bougie
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The name Bougie originally comes from France.
This family name is spelled in very different ways like Bougie, (de) Bougy, Bogie, Bougé, Bougis, Bouget, Baugie, Baugis, Baugy, Boughet, Boughey, Bougey, Bouggy oder Bousschij. Most people with this name you will find in France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Great Britain, The Netherlands, Canada, USA and Germany.
[edit] Famous people with the family name Bougie:
- Jean de Bougy (1617-1685), Lieutenant-Général in the French army of Louis XIV.
- Jean Jacques de Bougie (1655-1744), field-marshal of the Regiment Collonel
- Simon Bougis (1630-1714), Benedictin, Prior and Generalober of the Congregation of S. Maur
- Ferdinand Franz Maria Bouget (* 1744), Colonel, Commander of the Nassauische Kürassierregiment
- Alfred de Bougy (1814-1874), French poet and author
- Jacques Bougie (* 1947), Manager and CEO of Alcan (1979-2000)
- Marc-André Bougie (1976-*), Canadian Conductor residing in the United States
- Jean-Pierre Bougie (1979-*), Electromecanicien and analyst programmer
[edit] Places with the name Bougie:
- Bougy (Calvados), village, Département Calvados, Normandy, France
- Bougy-lez-Neuville, village, Département Loiret, France
- Bougy-Villars, village, Kanton Waadt, Switzerland
- Signal de Bougy, view point near Bougy-Villars, Switzerland
- Bougie (Béjaïa), city in Algeria
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