Lists of reference

Below is a list of families that stood out for producing a large number of descendants in a particular place. Clicking on the icon See full tree lets you see the entire genealogical tree in a single diagram, though in some cases this can be a slow process. If you want to browse the tree through the "Family Records", click on the family name. The Italian emigrant families are listed below.

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See full tree Perosio, Luigi + Parodi, Anna

They settled down in Paysandú Uruguay, around 1861. Then, part of the family resided in Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina.

The descendants of Giovanni (another of their children) reside mostly in Paysandú and Montevideo, Uruguay

Also, part of their descendants are disseminated in the Argentinean counties of Buenos Aires, Chaco, Córdoba, Formosa, Jujuy, Misiones, Mendoza, Santa Fe, etc.
See full tree Perosio, Antonio + Artola, Fermina

Soon after the arrival of Luigi Perosio and Anna Parodi in Paysandú, Antonio Perosio — son of Francesco and Luigia Bondanza — emigrated from Genoa to Uruguay, in this case to the department of Artigas.

Due to errors of that time, the surname became Perossio, with a numerous present-day descendancy.
See full tree Perosio, Giovanni Pasquale + Rebottaro, Rosa They arrived in Argentina in 1874, returned to Italy, and then came back definitively around 1884, settling in Matanzas, (San Justo) Buenos Aires.
FamilyComments
See full tree Perosio, Natalino + Massa, Catalina Their descendants are in Pilar, Buenos Aires and Córdoba, Argentina.
Italian, son of Pasquale Perosio and Teresa Rebottaro. (see members in Notables)
See full tree Perosio, Pablo + Saldisuri, Catalina Their descendants at the moment are in La Plata, Pilar and Hurlingham, county of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
See full tree Perosio, Bartolomé Juan + Sambucetti, Teresa Luisa Their descendants are in Tierra del Fuego, Argentina. Argentinean, son of Pasquale Perosio and Teresa Rebottaro.
See full tree Perosio, Giacomo (Santiago) + Torrigino, Chiara Carmela They arrived in the country around 1884 and settled in Buenos Aires; their descendants reside in the province of Buenos Aires.
See full tree Perosio, Carlo Giuseppe + Mereta, María Aurelia Amelinda They arrived in Argentina around 1905 and settled in Mendoza. Their descendants are in Mendoza, Argentina and the United States.
See full tree Perosio, Giovanni Giuseppe (Juan José) Modesto + Garela, María They emigrated around 1925 to Argentina, settling in the province of Santa Fe, where their descendants currently reside.
See full tree Perosio, Albino + Pesagno, Yolanda Elena They entered Argentina in 1911, natives of Ronco Scrivia. Their descendants are in Buenos Aires, Córdoba and Río Negro, Argentina. (see members in Notables).
See full tree Perosio, Marco + Pesagno, Aurelia Natives of Ronco Scrivia. They settled in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
See full tree Perosio, Pasquale + Guelfo, Anna Giuseppina They settled in the area of Belgrano, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Their descendants currently live in Buenos Aires and Barcelona, Spain.
See full tree Perosio, Paolo + Venturi, María They settled at the end of the 18th century in the port city of Odessa (today Ukraine), which formed part of the old Russian Empire. (see History).
See full tree Perosio, Giovanni Battista + Perosio Celestina Natives from Genoa, arrived in the United States on January 18, 1922. Son of Gaetano Perosio and Teodolinda Merega.

Listing of genealogical trees of Italian families:

Family
Perosio, Clemente + Del Re, Domenica
Perosio, Francesco + Abondanza, Luigia
Perosio, Giobatta + Torrigino, Carmela
Perosio, Giovanni + Perosio, Paola
Perosio, Giuseppe + Debarbieri, Angela
Perosio, Luigi + Crocco, Gioconda
Perosio, Marcello + Parodi, María
Perosio, Marcello + Tagliafico, Teresa
Perosio, Vasilij Nicolayevich + Castagnola, Egizia
Odone, Mattheus Francisci + Perosio, Maria Antonini