Butter is characteristic of Verona, Verona, Mezzane di Sotto, Ronco d'Adige, Tregnago and San Martino Buon Albergo, Burrone has a main stock in the Alessandria area in Parodi Ligure and Novi Ligure, a small stock in Garlasco in Pavia and one in Genoa also has a very small stock in the Neapolitan dialect, Burroni has a small stock in the Pavia area of Voghera, Romagnese, Vigevano and Pavia, a small stock in Genoa and La Spezia, but the most consistent stock is in Tuscany, in Siena in Siena, Monteroni d'Arbia, Sovicille, Castelnuovo Berardenga, Asciano, Monteriggioni and Sinalunga, in Arezzo in Arezzo, Cortona and Castiglion Fiorentino, in Florence and Impruneta in the Florentine, in Livorno and in Grosseto, these surnames should derive from the Longobard medieval name Burro, Burronis , of which we have an example of use in a Carta donacionis of the year 1166 in Lambrate in Milan: "In nomine Domini. Year dominice incarnacionis milleximo centeximo sexageximo sexto, fourth die mensis ianuarii, index qu artadecima. Hospitali pauperum de Brorio civitatis Mediolani ego in Dei nomine Ambrosius filius quondam Baiguerii qui dicebatur de Vicomercato, de Mediolano, qui professus sum lege live Longobardorum, gift and offer in suprascripto hospitale .... Quia sic decrevi mea bona voluntas pro health anime mee et patris et matris mee. Actum in burgo Lambrate. Signum + manus suprascripti Ambrosii qui hanc cartam donacionis et offersionis ut supra fieri rogavit. Signum + + manuum Burronis Dionisii, Amizonis qui dicitur Cigada, Cazurani testium. Ego Lanfrancus notarius sacri palatii tradidi et scripsi. ", We find traces of these surnames in Florence since 1400 with a certain Franciscus Burrone.
Buy a heraldic document with your coat of arms
You may be interested
Nobles: Italia Verba Volant, Scripta Manent
