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First Piedmont families Marcos Juárez, Córdoba province

Assumption of Mary Parish

Marcos Juárez

present here the names of immigrants from Piedmont and other sources, related to each other, which settled in the late nineteenth century in Marcos Juarez, Marcos Juárez Department, Province of Cordoba. The data come from the sacramental records of the Assumption of Mary Parish , under whose dependence was also in the early years, the church Our Lady of the Rosary population Lions. Last

Piedmont present in the records of baptism, marriage and death in the last decade of the nineteenth century

Alessio, Allois, Ariatello, Arrigone, Baldovino, Barbera, Bernardi, Bertotto, Bianco, Biod, Bonelli, Bonetto Borelli, Bossio, Botta, Bottino, Brun, Bruno, Buzzo, Cagnolo, Casale, Casinotti, Casone, Colino, Cornaglia, Daniele, Delfino, Dellarossa, Depetris, Ferrero, Filippi, Forneris, Gagnotto, Galis, Galliano, Garetto, Garola, Gautero, Gavatorta, Gazzera Ghinaudo, Giraldo, Giraudo, fat, fat, Grella, Leger, Leo, Lepore, Mainardi, Marchisone, Marella, Marmora, Marnetto, Martinelli, Martinengo, Marucci, Mattana, Best, Mondino, Murialdo, Musso, Musso, Nicholas, Oberti, Ollero, Straw, Pallets, Paschetta, Passetti, Peiretti, Piano, Picco, Pignata, Pochettino, Poletti, Raymond, Raimondi, Ramello, King, Royal, Rondane Red, Rubiano, Ruffino, Russians, Sapino, Seggiaro, Simondi, Stuarts, Heel, Tonello, Turley, Ulla, Verga, Visca.

apellidos de personas de otras procedencias casadas with Piedmont

Feresini (Cornaglia), Salazar (Arrigone), Monitor (Oberti), Visage (Rubiano).