(09-13-2017, 04:04 PM)timeconsumer Wrote:Didn't know that.
So clearly the Soileaus were smarter than the Boudreauxs, Thibodeauxs, and Robichauxs.
But what about Fontenot? Landry? Guidry? Hebert? Broussard? Bergeron? Richard? Melancon? Trahan? The "X" didn't stick for any of them? I mean, I get that the Broussardx wouldn't make any damn sense....but why not Labarrex? Could they read?
And what about old French names that did end in X like Devaux?
I know you likely don't have answers to all this. I'm just thinking out loud.
EDIT: I almost forgot...what about Bordeaux, France?
I don't know, The x at the end was just something my Grandmother explained to me, She spoke Cajun and that side of the family is from cutoff. I trusted her. Some research in the last 10 minutes shows that with any bit of history, we have different historians trusting different sources and the x at the end may not have been the case.
,but I do know how to spell Go.
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