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Originally from Casale Monferrato where it appears since 1300. On the derivation of the surname F. there are two interpretations. The first would originate from the 1st step fire of civilization; the second most mythical interpretation would originate from the Focas of Byzantium, descendants of the Eastern Emperors who, in 1300 to 1533, extinguished the Aleramic, reigned over Monferrato. The family divided into the Fogarini of San Marino (Prollalanza) and the Fogolari of Trento. Predicate of the Toldo and Nobles of the Holy Roman Empire (Spreti). The House gave artists such as Fogolino, religious and men of letters. Baron Martino Fogari financed the war against Protestant Princes to Maximilian I of Bavaria. The same Maximilian I ° in 1620 ousted his son from the Castle of Masseran, in the Rhineland forcing him to return to Italy (De Crescenzi) changing the surname to F. Coming to the history of the last centuries, animated by famous people, Andrea F. stands out awarded two prestigious honors: the European cross for his very civil behavior in the last war, and the title of Knight with Motu Prorpio, exceptionally conferred the exile by Umberto II of Savoy also for the civic and moral virtues of the Family and wife. Born in Cassola (VI) on June 14, 1901, a country in which his grandfather was exemplary mayor, he lived there until the service in the Arma needed seven generations of whole name. Married to the noble woman Lea Boglietti descendant of one of the oldest and most esteemed families of the Biella area, he moved there permanently working with tenacious honesty until 1940 when he was called back to service. He covered the honored carabiniere uniform in Lanzo Torinese. He was subsequently sent to Juvoslavia, not being enrolled in the Fisco as no member of both