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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Who was Ferdinand the Catholic and Isabella? I have Coat of Arms for the names: Iocco and DiBenedetto. Anything on those would be appreciated. Other names in my heritage are Granieri and Libutti. Thanks for taking the time.
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?
Do you have any first names, birth dates? I’ll see what I can find. Check my videohttps://www.useloom.com/share/fa162ab32a36467296f5f950e45115df