Roberge
Sign in to saveThe name Roberge is an Old French reference to the longships (Viking ships) the Norsemen used, and the name is associated with seafarers and travelers. The name originated in the Normandy region of France, but is more common today in Quebec, Canada.
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The name Roberge is an Old French reference to the longships (Viking ships) the Norsemen used, and the name is associated with seafarers and travelers. The name originated in the Normandy region of France, but is more common today in Quebec, Canada.
==Motto== Fayce que devras
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