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Minet, very very rare, is typical of Trevisano, Minetta, absolutely rare, is from Brescia, Minetti, extremely widespread in Liguria, is also very present in Piedmont, central-western Lombardy, western Emilia, Foggia and Brindisi, Minetto is typical of the strip that includes the provinces of Savona, Genoa and Alexandria with a strain probably not secondary to Fossalta Di Piave (VE), Minnetti has a small stock in the Piceno in Fermo and Porto Sant`Elpidio, one in Rome and one in Montalto di Castro in the Viterbo area, Minnetto would seem unique, they should derive from the medieval name Minnetto or Minetto of which we have an example in Bergamo in a deed of donation of 1593 with a certain Minetto Pulcino de Marconi as beneficiary, name that is derived from a hypocoristic hypothesis apheresis of names like Giacomo. additions provided by Andrea Ferreri - Milan could all derive from the apheresis of names like Firmino, Massimino, etc. (see Mini and Mino). In some cases, however, these surnames may have basic nicknames linked to the low stature of the progenitor. Minet, quite rare, would seem to be Venetian and typical of the Treviso area (Colle Umberto, Conegliano, San Fior, Santa Lucia di Piave and Vittorio Veneto). it is more than likely a French origin of some families bearing this surname. Minetta, very rare, is a local surname of Brescia and province. Minetti is widespread along the peninsula with greater frequency in north-western Italy. In Piedmont it is concentrated in the provinces of Alessandria, Turin (Turin, Montanaro, Candiolo, Canavese), Cuneo (Racconigi, Paesana) and Verbania (Trasquera, Crevoladossola, Varzo); in Liguria in the Genoese (1st surname in order of frequency in Rossiglione) and Savona (Millesimo, Cairo Montenotte); In Emilia Romagna in the lower Parma area (Bardi); in Lombardy in Milan (Milan), Bergamo (Ponteranica), Pavia (Pavia) and Varese (Porto Valtravaglia); in Tuscany in the Siena area (Chiusi, Montepulciano). In central-southern Italy there are nuclei in Latina and Rome, in Puglia in the Foggia area (San Severo) and in Brindisi (Ostuni) and in Campania, in the Avellino area (Castelfranci, Prata di Principato Ultra, Santa Paolina) and Naples (Naples) . The main lineage is Genoese-Alexandrian, with its epicenter in the municipalities of Rossiglione, Campoligure-Ge, Ovada-Al and Acqui Terme-Al. Minetto is widespread in Piedmont (33%), Liguria (31%), Veneto (20%) and Friuli Venezia Giulia (6%). In Piedmont it is concentrated in the provinces of Turin (Turin, Roletto, Mazzè) and Alessandria, and to a lesser extent in the high Cuneo area (Bagnolo Piemonte, Barge) and Biella (Vigliano, Brusnengo). In Liguria in the Genoese and Savona (Varazze, Calizzano, Urbe, Pallare). Similarly to Minetti, the main stock is Genoese-Alexandrian (and Savona), with an epicenter in the municipalities of Rossiglione-Ge, Campoligure-Ge, Ovada-Al, Tagliolo Monferrato-Al. The Ligurian and Piedmontese surnames Minetto and Minetti were in fact interchangeable: the Minetto indicated the single individual of the family, the Minetti the globality of the family. The lineage of the Minetto surname from Veneto and Friuli is quite different. Widespread in the Venetian area (Fossalta di Piave, Jesolo and San Donà di Piave), in the Treviso area (Preganziol, Fontanelle), in Pasiano di Pordenone-Pn, Ronchi dei Legionari-Go and Pozzuolo del Friuli-Ud. A nucleus also in the Siena area, in Poggibonsi (probably a variant of Minetti).
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