Cognome

Massimo

The strongest concentration of Massimo in US arrival records points to Molise, with 17 of 48 arrivals (35 percent) originating there.

48

US arrivals
1830 to 1912

30

Comuni of
origin

10

Regioni
represented

20

Notable on
Wikipedia

Arrivals by regioneN = 48
Abruzzo: 5 arrivalsPuglia: 3 arrivalsCalabria: 6 arrivalsCampania: 9 arrivalsLazio: 1 arrivalsLiguria: 1 arrivalsMolise: 17 arrivalsPiemonte: 1 arrivalsSicilia: 3 arrivalsToscana: 2 arrivals

Top regione

Molise

17 of 48
35 percent of arrivals

Arrivals
0
< 1
1 to 2
2 to 5
5+

Persone notevoli

Notable Massimo on Wikipedia

  • Massimo Massimo

    IT

    1395 · Roma

  • Pietro Massimo

    IT

    1420 · Roma

  • Porzia Massimo

    1540 · Roma

  • Innocenzo Massimo

    IT

    1581 · Roma

  • Carlo Camillo II Massimo

    ENIT

    1620 · Roma

  • Domenico Massimo

    EN

    1630 · Roma

  • Francesco Camillo VII Massimo

    IT

    1730 · Roma

  • Massimiliano Camillo VIII Massimo, I principe di Arsoli

    IT

    1770 · Roma

  • Vittorio Emanuele Camillo IX Massimo

    IT

    1803 · Roma

  • Mario Massimo

    1808 · Roma

  • Maria Francesca Massimo

    1846 · Roma

  • Massimiliano Massimo

    ENIT

    1849 · Roma

  • Leone Massimo

    1896 · Roma

  • Margherita Massimo y BorbĂ³n

    1898 · Villa Borbone delle Pianore

  • Luisa Massimo

    ENIT

    1928 · Genova

Varianti grafiche

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Origini per comune

Arrival records by comune

Each row is a comune (municipality) where at least one passenger named Massimo was recorded between 1830 and 1912.

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