Re: Mouse ( looking for )
From Rainer Rosenthal <r.r...@web.de>
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· 18 Jun 2002 21:29 · View full thread
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Markus F. Gronotte <ich...@gmx.de> wrote > > "Dirk-Lueder Kreie" <dlk...@deelkar.ath.cx> > > BTW: Gronotte is a somewhat unusual name for a German... > > Ancestors are somewhere from France i think. > I don't know anything about them. > Hello Markus, at first I thought you could be right, as the name sounds like "Hugenotte" (people from France expelled to Germany once). But a quick search with Google and the word "genealogy" seems to show an italian background. Here is a link and what I found there: http://www.antenati.org/pagine/siti_usa.html#Anchor-Risorse-8127 Galasso, Gambolati, Gammiero, Gargotti, Gazzolo, Gelardi, Gentile, Geraci, Giangiobbe, Giantonio, Giannantonio, Giannini, Giorgio, Giuffre, Gotta, Grasanta, Gronotte. Prego, R@ineR
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