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Origin of Denard Total Records: 1  Origin of Denard, Meaning of Denard Origin: 11th Century Romany.(gyspsy) romanies originated in Northern India. They lived in clans called DOMS. Pressure from the south caused some clans to move to NARD- far north of India. From there they emigrated throughout Europe. When asked who they were they answered that they were the clan from nard ie DOMNARD. In england the name changed to dennard. Surnames: Dennard, Denard, Denyard, Denerd Submitted by: brian dennard 11/9/2009 2:51 PM Page 1 of 1

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