Village of Rampone

[Rampone]

My family is from Bricco Rampone, Frinco, Piemonte in northern Italy. I came across a bed and breakfast in this town of Rampone nearer Rome. Does anyone know of the Rampone history of this town?

The Village of Rampone (south of Rome)
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Data about the village of Rampone
The village of Rampone belongs to the municipality of Strangolagalli, in the province of Frosinone, region Lazio.
The village of Rampone is 1,53 kilometers far from the same town of Strangolagalli to whom it belongs.

To the municipality of Strangolagalli also belong the localities of Aravecchia (1,58 km), Camiciola (2,08 km), Camiciola - Cerqueta (1,77 km), Campo dei Galli (1,38 km), Campo Isabella (1,42 km), Case sparse (-- km), Castelnuovo (1,67 km), Cerqueta (1,57 km), Cerreto (1,22 km), Cerreto - II Tratto (1,28 km), Colle Martino (1,38 km), Colle Prato (2,90 km), Colle Viso (1,22 km), Danatro (1,65 km), Farnete (1,16 km), Frischetto (1,85 km), La Piana (0,48 km), La Piana - II Tratto (0,94 km), Mattia (1,25 km), Ponte la Piana (0,77 km), Renalle (1,18 km), Rofaio (2,04 km), Scalmacione (0,60 km), Selva Maggiore (2,54 km), Verdara (1,00 km).

(The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of Strangolagalli.)

[Maurizio]

Hi.
"Bricco Rampone" is the name of a small hamlet belonging to the Comune (town) of Frinco, province of Asti, in Piemonte (northern Italy, as you correctly stated).
In my opinion, it has nothing to do with the town of Strangolagalli, province of Frosinone, in Lazio (central Italy, at least 5-600 miles south).
You should better take a look here:
https://www.google.it/maps/place/Locali ... d8.1820854

or here:
http://www.comune.frinco.at.it/