Matteo LuFrano 1836-1913

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Re: Matteo LuFrano 1836-1913

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I would guess that instead it is a liquid consonant and the pronunciation varied by the speaker. I actually saw both Rufrano and at least one instance of Lofrano in the same town but Rufrano is predominant.
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Re: Matteo LuFrano 1836-1913

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The Tombstone for both Mariantonia and Matteo list the name as Lufrano

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/208 ... ano#source
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As a genealogist, I consider as a "real" name the name at birth.
However, it's only a habit of mine.
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