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ANNESA | ANNESE | ANNESI

Annesa would seem unique, Annese is typically Apulian, of Molfetta, Monopoli, Alberobello and Bari in the narese, of Massafra in the Taranto area and of Torremaggiore and Orta Nova in the Foggia area, with a stock also in Grottaminarda nell'avellinese and Rome, Annesi has a stock Lazio in Vignanello and Civita Castellana in the Viterbo area and in Rome and Anguillara Sabazia in the Roman area, and one in Miggiano in the Lecce area with good presences also in Montesano Salentino, should derive from the Latin name Anesius, Anesia, we remember with this name the Holy Martyr under the mentioned Diocletian from the Martyrologium Romanum, or from the medieval name Annesius, Annesia, derived from the previous one, of these surnames we have an example of use in 1600 in a writing on the Society of Jesus: "... Neque promerita commemorazione fraudandi sunt fortissimo Alii ex Societate in infecto rum obsequium demortui]] eus, Alexander Coëlius, Andreas Annesius, ac Rodericus Gomesius: here nimirum omnes Socij non laborum minus, quam palmarum, inter haec eadem huiusce temporis discriminate .. ".

Bibliographic source' "L'origine dei cognomi Italianim storia ed etimologia" di E. Rossoni disponibile online su: https://archive.org/


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