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Camilo First Piedmont families Aldana, Córdoba Province

Saint Joseph Patriarch Parish

present here the names of immigrants from Piedmont and other sources, related to each other, who settled in the late nineteenth century Camilo Aldana, Department Marcos Juárez, Córdoba province. The data come from the sacramental records of St. Joseph Parish Patriarch of the city, which between 1895 and 1914 was dependent on the parish chaplain Our Lady of the Rosary High Cross.

Last Piedmont present in the records of baptisms, marriages and deaths in the last decade of the nineteenth century

Abba, Agù, Aiassa, Airasca, Alasia, Allemandi, Allois, Allora, Ambroggio, Andorno, Andreoni, Autero, Avaro, Baldracco, Barcellona, Barolo, Barra, Basso, Beccaria, Belardo, Belforte, Benedetti, Berardo, Berga, Bergia, Bertello, Bertero, Bertino, Besso, Bezzone, Bianchi, Biolatto, Blua, Bobba, Boiero, Bolatti, Bonifetti, Bonino, Borletto, Bosco, Bosio, Botta, Branda, Brarda, Brezzo, Bruno, Brusa, Brussino, Cafferati, Cagliero, Canello, Cappello, Carignano, Casinotti, Castagneto, Castagno, Castellano, Cavaglià, Cavallero, Cena, Ceresole, Cerrano, Cerutti, Collino, Colombo, Cordero, Cornaglia, Costa, Costantini, Cotella, Cross, Cuccotti, Culasso, kitchen, Dallerba, D'Ambrogio, Daniele Debernardi, Dellacroce, De Michele, Depetris, Digiovanni, Di Stefano, Sweet, Druetta, Duss, Emiliano, Falcone, Fassetta, Fava, Ferrato, Ferrero, Ferroglio, Filippa, Flowers, Fountain, Foresto, Gallone, Gariglio, Garrone, Garza, Gerbaldo, Gerbaudo, Ghione, Giacchero, Giacomelli, Gianoglio, Gili, Geneva, Giolitto, Girardi, Grandis, fat, crude, Grosso, Guarino, Iovaldi, Lamberti, Lamberto, Lorenzatto, Luxury, Magnetti, Mainardi, Manassero, Manavella, Manfredi, Marengo, Marian Mariatta, Jacks, Martin, Mass, Massaretti, Maurino, Mina, Miroglio, Mola, Monticone, Morano, Mottura Muraro, Orecchia, Ottonello, Paccotto, Pagliero, Panza, Pautasso, Peacock, Pedral, Peiretti, Perasso, Perazzo, Peretti, Periotto, Perlo, Peak, Piosso, Platinetti, Door, Installation, Pozzi, Anger, Raymond, Ramello Rapalino, Satin, ravioli, Ritta, Rivera, Rivera, Robiglio, Rubiolo, Sacco, Solomon, Sanmartino, Holy Stones, Scaglia, Scarafia, Sosso, Spertino, Spinelli, Stassi, Suita, Head, Tivano, Tomatis, Torello, Tower, Cake, Valentini, Valsagna, Vera, Vernetti, Vignolo, Vigo and clogs.

apellidos de personas de casadas Ortas procedencias with piamonteses

Bottier (Vernetti) Camerlink (Gili, Stassi) Caminotti (Ritter), Feresini (Cornaglia) Forton (Ferrero), Gaitan (Filippo), Garaglia (Blua) Malpasso (Belfort), Merica (Dolce), clamp (Cornaglia), Verni (Magnetti).

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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).

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First Piedmont families of Villa Maria, Cordoba Province

Villa Maria Cathedral

present here the names of immigrants Piedmont and from other sources, related to each other, who settled in the late nineteenth century Villa Maria, San Martín Department, Córdoba Province. The data come from the sacramental records of the Immaculate Conception Parish of the city and chaplaincy Oliva, Chañares (now James Craik) and Oncativo. Last

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

Actis Dato Actis Piazza, AGU, Airasca, Airaudo, Albano, Alberione, Albertengo, Alisiardi, Allemandi, ambrette , Ambrosino, Andreis, Antonietta, Aragno, Armando, Astegiano, Asvisio, Audisio, Avalis, Aymar, Badino, Balbi, Balbo, Balestrini, Ballarini, Balle, Barber, Barbieri, Bardo, Barotti, Barra, Beccaria, Begnis, Belardo , Beltramino, Beltramo, Beltramone, Bergese, Bertello, Bertola, Bertolino, Bertorello, Bertotto, Bessone, Bianchi, Bianciotti, Bianciotti white Boaglio, Bobbo, Bogliotti, Bollea, Bonadero, Bonamico, Bonansea, Bonetto, Bonino, Borda, Borgiattino, Borgio, Burgundy, Borletti, Borla, Bossa, Bossio, Brard, Broda, Brown, Brussa, Caffaro, Cafferatti, Cagnolo, Calcagno, Calvo, Camandona, Channel, Capulets, Capon, Hull, Carle, Carlino, Charlemagne, Casabona, Casale, Castellino, Horse, Dinner, Cernotto, Cesana, Chialva, Chianalino, Chiappero Chiaraviglio, Chiarotti, Chiavassa, Church, Cigliotti, Ciravegna, Comba, Combine, Comoglio, Conrero, Cornaglia, Costa, Cooking, Cravero, Crespo, Crosio, Culasso, Daga, Daghero, Dana, Daniel, Debernardi, Della Rosa, Demarchi, Depetris, Donadio, Dotta, had, Druetta, Ellen, Henry, Eva, Evaristo, Falcone, Fantini, Ferrari, Ferrero, Ferretti, Party, Ficetto, Filippa, Finelli, Flowers, Fontanetto, Fornara, Franchino , Frassa, Frencia FRUS, Gaido, Galfre, Gallo, Gallop, Gamero, Garavoglia, Gariglio, Garner, Garratt, Cats, Gaudino, Gaveglio, Gerlero, Germanetti GHE, Ghigonetto, Giaccardi, Gianinetti, Giavelli, Giaveno, Gillette, Gili , Giobergia, Giolitti, Jordan, Giovannini, Girard, Giraudo, Giusti, Graf, Grangetto, Gregori, Griff, Grosso, Issoglio, Lamberti, Lantern, Lardone, Lasinio, Laugero, Lerda, Lemon, Lombardo, Longo, Lorenzatto, Macagno, Maero, Magnone, Mainardi, Mainero, Malano, Manacorda Manavella, Mandrile, Marchetto, Marengo, Margarita, Mariano, Mariatta, Marino, Mariscotti, Marit, Marta, Martin, screeds, Mattalia, Mattia, Mattis, Mauro, Melano, Canteen, Merano, Merlo, Minarelli, Minetti, Miola, Mola, Mondino, Monetti, Monge, Morello, Morley, Morze, Musso, Navone, Nicola, Nico, Nigro, Noble, Orecchia, Osano, Osella, Straw, Pairola, Pairone, Pais, Palmero, Pansecchi, Pantalone, the Pope, the Word, Pasi, Pasquale, Pasta, Country, Paviolo, Peiretti, Peirano, Pellegrini, Pellizzari, Peracchia, Peraldo, Perassi Peretti, Perinetti, Perl, Perotti, Perusia, Pesando, square, peak, peak, Piccotti, Piccotti, Pignata, Pinta, Platini, Pogliano, Pons, Ponsetti, Possetto, Quaranta, Quassolo, Racca, Ramos, Ramondelli, rasps, Rats, King, Reinaudo, Reiner, Ribotta, Ricchetti, Riga, Rigazio, Righetti, Rigo, Riotto, Riva, Rivoli, Rizzo, Robattino, Robino, Rolando, Rolfo, Ronco, Red, Red, Rosson, Sabbione, Salvagno, Salvai, Sanmartino, Sarasate, Savi, Scavarda, Scher, Sechin, Seggiaro, Seimandi, Sessa, sign, Silvera, Siravegna, Soave, Sodero, Sola, Solavagione, Spina, cops Stantero, Stella, Storelli, Suppo, Notch, Heel, Tavella, Ternavasio, Tessore, Testa Testu, fuels, Toia, Tomatis, Tuninetti, Turletti, Urbani, Urban, Vacca, Vagliengo, Vairolatti, Vaschetto, Veglio, Vercellone, Verdoia, Verone, Veronese, Viassi, Vigliano, Viglione, Vignolo, Viotti, Vittone, Flying. Surname

people of other backgrounds married
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Bartolotti (Tacca) Bertolatti (Musso), Casas (Quaranta), Cuello (Gatti), baud rate (Tomatis), Dominguez (Silvera), Ferreira (Re) , Friquet (Giavelli) Galippò (Nigro), Gras (Rigo), Grots (Brard) Guivel (Nigro), Herzog (Giavelli) Hirigo (Calcagno) Lastrico (Picco), Lazzo (Gariglio), Lucrezia (Gaudino) , Maggiorina (Marengo), Magnotti (Nicola), Martínez (Grangetto), Medina (Beltramone) Meroy (Ronco), Net (Verona), Pagani (Scavarda), Paolantonio (Quaranta), Pigozzi (Bertorello), Pittaluga (King, Shuttle ), Rais (Avalis), Reyes (Vercellone), Sarre (Chiappero), Tamino (Chiavassa), Tunin (Urban), Zagonel (Rizzo), Zanettini (Burgundy).

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Recension of The Saga degli Alloa

The centuries-old history of the family - the saga of Alloa, here and there dell'Alantico

There must be a deeper reason than a passing curiosity to decide fragile to cross the Atlantic and travel to the old Europe in search of traces of their ancestors with the tenderness of a child and the tenacity of a bloodhound.

If then, satisfied the first desire to hear the stories and places of origin of grandparents and great grandparents, we do not stop there and you carried away by the time machine that goes back for centuries, then not enough nostalgia explain such dedication.

The first consultation in Italy of an archive document of 1846 by Hugo Alloa, author of "The Saga of the" published this year in Cordoba in Argentina, is dated January 10, 2001.

his notes, carefully described in the book are many. All is recorded: both extremes of the documents found and examined in the archives of the civil and ecclesiastical Pinerolese and elsewhere, and the dates have been consulted. As if Hugo Alloa, who came several times in Italy, wanted to provide the reader with consistent and accurate maps of his documented mental process, as well as in space and time, in search of his predecessors.

It turns out that the family tree of Alloa has a dense branching and extended. There are those of Carmagnola, Chieri, Casalgrasso and Murello; those Vigone, Pancalieri, Slaughterhouse and Pinerolo, and of Ruffia Coazze; of Osasco, Bricherasio, Cavour, Pinerolo and Turin, Casale, Cavan, Savigliano and Saluzzo.

E ci sono gli Alloa emigrati in Argentina a Cañada Rosquin, a San Martìn de las Escobas e a Santa Clara de Buena Vista. Oltre a quelli che si sono trasferiti negli Usa.

«L'idea delle mie ricerche storico-genealogiche va senz'altro ricercata negli anni della mia prima infanzia, trascorsa nella provincia di Santa Fe, in Argentina, dove circa settanta anni prima si erano stabiliti i miei bisnonni paterni emigrati da Vigone nel 1882 e materni da Cavallermaggiore» dice Hugo.

I nomi si susseguono, a partire da quello di Jacobus Alloa che nel 1204 giura fedeltà al Marchese Manfredo II di Saluzzo e fino ai giorni nostri. Vite che si intersecano, microcronache che si incastonano nella grande storia following the thread of a surname.

Genealogy, reread it, cold is not a science. So what?

"Wanting to know from which sources carry the rivers that flow into the sea, to deepen over time the intricacies of the lives of our ancestors to travel to unknown places throughout history, re-establish ties with our ancestors, discover the lifeblood for centuries nurtured in the shadow of his father's family, the generations that preceded us, share their findings with parents, assemble a puzzle of thousand pieces ... and do not know yet whether or not Alloa derives from the name of the beautiful "Alauda" that is, the lark, "concludes Hugo, still leaving open della sua ricerca le port. Nel

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Translation (H. Alloa)

The age-old story of a family - The saga of Alloa, on this side and of the Atlantic

must be a deeper reason than a passing curiosity fragile when it decides to cross the Atlantic and begin the search for traces of the ancestors with the tenderness of a child and the tenacity of a bloodhound.

If after satisfying the first desire to know the stories and places of origin of grandparents and great grandparents, we do not stop and let us charge for the time machine that will retrace the centuries, then nostalgia is not enough to explain such dedication.

The first consultation, a document file 1846, made in Italy by Hugo Alloa, author of The Saga of Alloa, published in Cordoba, Argentina, is dated January 10, 2001.

notes, carefully recorded in the book are endless. It records everything, from references to the documents found and examined in the civil and ecclesiastical records of the Pinerolo area and other sites Piedmont, until the dates on which such documents were consulted. As if Hugo Alloa, who has been to Italy several times, wanted to consistently provide the reader with accurate maps of their documentary mental journey through space and time tracking down those who have preceded him.

Thus, we find that the pedigree of Alloa has a lush and extensive branching. Alloa Are Carmagnola, Chieri, Murello Casalgrasso and those of Vigone, Pancalieri, Macello and Pinerolo, the Ruffian and Coazze, the Osasco, Bricherasio, Cavour, Pinerolo and Torino, those Cavallermaggiore, Savigliano and Saluzzo.

And there are also Alloa that migrate sought their fortune in Argentina, settling in Canada Rosquín, San Martín de las Brooms and Santa Clara de Buena Vista, as well as those who moved to the United States of America.

"The reasons which have led me to undertake this research, whose fruit I dare today to share in these pages are in the years of my early childhood, lived in Santa Fe Province, where about seventy years before attracted by the promise pampa of Argentina, had established my paternal and maternal grandparents. The first came from the small town of Vigone (Province of Torino), the second city of Cavallermaggiore (Province Cuneo), "says Hugo.

A long succession of names, from Alloa Jacobus than that in 1207 the oath of allegiance to the Marquis of Saluzzo Manfredo II until the Alloa today. Lives intersect, micro-chronicles which plug into the great history following the thread of a surname.

Genealogy, in light of this new approach, not a cold science. But then what is?

"Want to know what springs come from the rivers flowing into the sea ... Delving into the history through the lives of our ancestors ... Traveling to places unknown or ignored by centuries of history ... Resuming ties with our ancestors, with whom we will meet someday ... Discover the sap-feeding, in the shadow of the paternal surnames for centuries nourished the generations that preceded us ... to know even if Alloa No drift or not the name of the beautiful ' alauda ', that is the lark ... Share new discoveries and insights not only relatives but also with other fans of family sagas ... Arm with utmost patience of thousands of puzzle pieces ... Maybe all that and more, is genealogy. " This concludes Hugo Alloa, leaving the door open to investigation. The site

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