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Turotti is very very rare, it should be native of Brescia, Turra could have a nucleus ferrarese and one in Brescia, could derive from the medieval name Italian Tura or Turi, name of which you have traces for example, in the Chronicles of the Plague in Siena ( 1347-1350) we find in fact a Agnolo di Tura that thus testifies: "... I Agnolo of Tura, said the fat, will bury 5 my children with my hands; And those who remained merano as desperate and almost fuore of sentiment; And abandonarse many walls and other things, and of all the quarries of the Ariento and gold and copper, which were in that of Siena, they abandoned themselves as you see; Since the countryside died many more people, that Tere and villas abandoned that there remained no person. ", in an act of sale of 1433:"... At the dwarves of Tura of the people of Santo Martino Lobacho are for a soma of Charboni Chonpero Jachopo
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