I thought it would be fun to put my Italian ancestral names in a list. Please comment if you have a match.
Naples
- Sorrentino
- Caracciolo
- Caracciolo Di Torchiarolo
- Longo
- Princi
- Scafura
- Martre
- Pedatella
- Pasca
- Mauiello
- Genovese
- Priscolo
- Cennamo
- Saluzzo
- Savino
- Capece Piscicelli
- Piromallo
Toritto
- Mirra
- Nicoletti
- Carnevale
- Solazzo
- Di Niello
- Lisa
- Bruno
- Urgenti
- Mirra
- Florio
- Urgenti
Acquaviva Della Fonti
- Chiarappa
- Cheico
- Lorusso
- Mirra
- Caputo
- Paparella
- Tarullo
- Lamandaloro
- Mecurio
Lucerne
- Mohr
- Sonneberg
- Goldin
- Amryhn
- Bircher
- Schnider
- Phyffer
- Grunauer
- Helmin
- Feer
- Weber
- Fleckenstein
- Holdermeyer
- Megan
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Hi Valerie, Sorry I just saw this. Can you give me any first names, where in Italy they are from, about when they were born?
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