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Language of the text: Italiano
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Very ancient and illustrious Veronese family. Of its origins there is no certain information, however it is common opinion that this surname is toponym of the territory of Mount Cengio but we believe the hypothesis that they come from the ancient Cinglum (Cengio) in Liguria and that the original surname is Di Cengio di to which we have references since February 1, 1265 with a deed deed drawn up by the notary Rodolfo Di Cengio at the castle of the same name and mentioned in the Prof. G. Casalis printed in Turin in 1842. In the memories of times gone by we read some variants of this surname, due to the usual causes of dialectal pronunciation and the way of interpreting surnames in the scripture, it is our opinion that the Dal Cengio, Di Cengio and Del Cengio are all branches of a single stock. In the archives there is ...
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