On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the birth of the Museo del Cognome, Michele Cartusciello, genealogist and founder, publishes his third book “Lo Stato delle Anime del 1678 di Padula” (the 1678 Padula Stato delle Anime Census).
The three pictures below list the “foreigners” or “strangers” living in Teggiano based on the 1754 Catasto OnciarioCensus(index).
The list below shows the “foreigners” or “strangers” (name+last name+hometown+status), either residents or not in Sala Consilina according to the 1764 Catasto Onciario Census.
How many foreigners were living in Padula in 1678?
The 3rd edition of “The Surname Festival” will take place on August 17, 2013, and it will be dedicated to the people with Sarli as last name. This event has been organized by Il Museo del Cognome with the partecipation of FamilySearch and the endorsement of the Municipality of Padula. Among the partners also Studio Araldico Genealogico Italiano – Italian Heraldry, Tags and Ondanews. The set is always the same, Padula, the town known for the famous “Certosa di San Lorenzo.”
Here we are again with “Cognomi d’Italia, an online column dedicated to the Italian Surnames”. Today we are going to talk about the surname “Cartusciello”. This column has been created by the Director of the Museum in collaboration with Ondanews to let people discover this interesting “world”, the origin and the spread of some Italian surnames.
Check it out at: Cognomi d’Italia – 6° appuntamento con il cognome Cartusciello
Here we are again with “Cognomi d’Italia, an online column about the Italian Surnames”. It has been created by Michele Cartusciello, Manager of the Museum, in collaboration with Ondanews.it in order to let people discover this interesting “world”, the origin and the spread of some surnames. Today, we are going to talk about the surname Coiro.
Check it out here: Cognomi d’Italia – Coiro surname
Here we are again with Cognomi d’Italia, an online column created by Ondanews in collaboration with the Museo del Cognome to let people discover this interesting world, and also the spread and the origins of the surnames. This 2nd chapter will be dedicated to the Carrara name .
Check it out at: Cognomi d’Italia – Carrara
Here were are with the first episode of Cognomi d’Italia. Cognomi d’Italia is an online column created by Ondanews in collaboration with the Museo del Cognome to let people discover this interesting world, its origins and spread. The first chapter is dedicated to the Garone and Sanseviero surnames.