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Origin of Etchey Total Records: 1  Origin of Etchey, Meaning of Etchey Origin: The surname Etgen is a mutilated form of Ettienne. Ettienne is Steven in french. John Etchen who came from Luxembourg, Belgium in 1838 and setteled in seneca county ohio had 4 sons who each took the name and changed it slightly. His son John Peter who moved to putnam, Co. Ohio changed it to Etgen. Surnames: Etchen, Etchey, Etchgen, Etchie, Etgen, Ettienne Submitted by: tom graham 2/18/2012 2:46 AM Page 1 of 1

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