Vion is used as a family name or surname in Ireland, Scotland. It is 4 characters long in length.
Surname Vion is a variant of the Bene. See Bean - A Scotch abbreviation of Benjamin.
Vion is the variation of Bayne. In Scotland this name is probably in some instances a corruption of the Gaelic word "Baan," or "Bhaan" white but as the arms are bones (Scotticé banes) placed saltier-wise, it is possibly equivalent to Bane or Bone.
Vion is variation of MacBean. The son of Bean meaning "life".
Vion is a variant form of Bean. Descendant of Ben, a pet form of Benjamin meaning "son of my right hand", or of Benedict, "blessed" The family name can also mean the light complexioned man.
Family name Vion is the variation of the Bain. Dweller near the Bain meaning straight, the name of rivers in Lincolnshire and Yorkshire.
Vion is form of the Been. Descendant of Been or Ben, pet forms of Benjamin meaning "son of my right hand".
Vion is a variant form of the Bane. Scotland. Gaelic, bane, white or fair, as Donald Bane, "the fair Donald;" often confused with Baines.
Lastname is variant form of the Bann. Banny is a known nickname of Barnabas, and this group of names is probably from the same Source. Author says Anglo-Saxon buna, a slayer.
Variant of the Bean. A Scotch abbreviation of Benjamin.
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Immigrants to US
From Germany
32 years old Julie Vion who was residing in France migrated to United States on August 23, 1870 by Pererie put out from Havre. Auguste Vion, aged 30, 30 years old Rene-Mr Vion, Rene Vion (33) Merchant, Rene Vion, aged 37, 20 years old Helene Vion, are other Vion that migrated to US.