Genealogy Report of Alejandro Lorenzetti Tarabelli

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1 Genealogy Report of Alejandro Lorenzetti Tarabelli My name is Donald Martin Mattos Lorenzetti, Mattos is my paternal surname, and Lorenzetti my maternal surname. For years my maternal family and I have been doing research on our italian ancestor in order to claim our right to italian citizenship, his name was Alejandro Lorenzetti and his profession, according to notarial books in Peru, was Agricultural Farmer. He was born in Italy sometime between 1849 and 1851, and there are no records in Peru about where in Italy he was born or from. He died in 1915 and lived in a small village in the north of Lima, he married 3 times here in Peru (religious catholic marriage), and all the Lorenzetti in Peru are either descendants of his first marriage or third marriage (my family descends from the first marriage). Death Certificate In his Death Certificate, the information that shows is the following: Alejandro Lorenzetti,of Italian origin, son of Nicolas Lorenzetti and Maria Talaveri, died on February 15th, 1915, at the age 66, he died of a liver decease. So according to this information, he should have been born around 1849, his maternal surname is Talaveri, which is a spelling mistake as since in his marriage records it shows as Tarabeli. His Marriage Certificates and his Children's Names Alejandro Lorenzetti married 3 times: First marriage We descend from his first marriage. So far we haven t been able to find the his first marriage certificate. He married Justa Rey, and had his first son born in Peru on June 2, 1878, with her, at the age of 28, which put his year of birth around 1850 and, according to his baptism certificate, named him: Alejandro Isac Lorenzetti Second Marriage Then the first wife dies, and marries Mrs. Emilia Fernandez on December 26, 1883 in the church of Chancay. She dies shortly after marriage, there are not known descendants of that marriage. In this marriage certificate, it says that he is single and his parents names are Nicolas Lorenzetti and Maria Tarabeli, he was 32 years when he married this time, which puts his year of birth around 1851 in this case. Tarabeli is an anagram of Taraveli, and it is found only as Tarabelli in Italy and it is very rare. Third Marriage Later, in the Church of Sayán marries Margarita Marquez, on May 15th, 1889, at the age of 36, which puts the year of his birth in Italy around Also, in this marriage certificate it mentions that he had been living in Peru for 16 years, so that means he emigrated to Peru around Also, in this marriage certificate it says that his parents names are Nicolas Lorenzetti and Maria Tarabeli. From this marriage he had the following children: Male children: Matias Isac Lorenzetti Marquez, born on April 05, 1909 in Sayán Isaac Nicolas Lorenzetti Marquez, born June 3, 1899 in Sayán Female children: Adelina Lorenzetti Marquez, born in 1892 Maria Esther Lorenzetti Marquez, born in 1896 Zoila Lorenzetti Marquez, born in 1901

2 Alejandrina Lorenzetti Marquez, born in 1904 Belissa Lorenzetti Marquez, born in 1907 Rosa Lorenzetti Marquez, born in 1911 Basilicata and the Year of immigration 1873 According to the Memoir of The Ministry of Interior of Peru of 1874 and the Official Government Newspaper El Peruano (November 8 th and October 18 th of 1873), there were, between 1872 and 1873, 200 italian colonists in the Basilicata Region willing to emigrate to Peru. From those 200 italians, 150 were brought to Peru with travel expenses paid by the peruvian government: 90 were men apt for Farm labour, 20 women, 20 children of both sexes and 20 artisans approximately. So everything points that my ancestor was within that crowd. The crowd were already recently settled and working in Peru by October 1 st, Origin of most Italians living in Lima and Callao, Peru Lorenzetti Surname in Italy: Very Common Surname To see the precense of the Lorenzetti surname in Italy, click here: Lombardia region and The name Isaac/Isac and Tarabelli Surname According to the website Cognomix.it The Tarabelli surname is not common, and it is currently mostly present in the following regions: Marche 82 Toscana 9 Trentino 5 Lombardia 3 Piemonte 2 Liguria 1 See:

3 On the other hand, remember he named all his male children Isaac or Isac. The name Isaac or Isac, is extremely rare in the 1800's. According to the website Ancestry.com, most of the Isaac names at the time belonged to Evangelical people with english surnames in origin. However, the only few Isaac names found in their database for that period that have italian surnames are in Lombardi region, specifically the Comuna di Como Most of them have italian-jewish surnames like Mazza or Mazzini Also, according to the same website Ancestry.com, there is a presence of Tarabelli and Lorenzetti surnames in Lombardia, specially in the Comuna di Como, in the late 1800's. There are names such as Maria Tarabelli (Como 1879), Lea Ester Tarabelli (Como, 1903), Mattia Lorenzetti (this was a woman, died in Como 1898), Alessandro Lorenzetti (Como, 1907 Presence of Tarabelli surname in Italy late 1800's Ancestry.com Presence of Lorenzetti in the late 1800's Ancestry.com

4 Rumors about his origins According to the testimony of his last grandchild living grandchild (now deceased), he was or came or sailed from Ancona (also, there is a town called Ascona in the Swiss italian side, near Lombardia) and came or sailed from a place called Maderus, which we suspect it might be Matera or Maratea or Matellica. There are no military records of him in Ancona as I asked for it a few years ago and results came negative. STRONG EVIDENCE OF JEWISH ANCESTRY HISTORIC EVIDENCE OF JEWISH ANCESTRY Alessandro Lorenzetti named all his peruvian born male children Issac, as shown at the beginning of this report. I chatted with Eliezer Papo, a Sephardic Rabbi, who told me that, at that time, an Italian man giving a Hebrew name like Isaac meant that he was highly likely jewish, since back in the 1800 s there were still jewish ghettos in Italy, and the roman inquisition was still in place. ANCESTRY AND Y-DNA TEST: JEWISH ANCESTRY HYPOTHESIS AUTOSOMAL RESULT OF MARIA LORENZETTI An Autosomal ethnic background test was performed in Maria Lorenzetti (4 th peruvian born generation). The ethnic background approximation according to Myheritage.com shows up a 3.2% Ashkenazi heritage, also shows 0.9% Finnish. Y-DNA HAPLOGROUP R-M173 FOR RENZO LORENZETTI Y-DNA test was taken for Renzo Lorenzetti (5 th Generation) using Familytreedna.com (FTDNA). The haplogroup for our Lorenzetti surname according to this test is R-M173, a very rare haplogroup. So rare that there were only very few matches in the FTDNA database. The results for ancestral origins according to FTDNA only resulted on very few 12 Marker matches, which traces the origin of the paternal lineage of the Y- DNA 12 marker matches to Norway, Finland, Sweden, Germany, Austria, United Kingdom, United

5 States, Saud Arabia and Egypt, with the most exact match in Norway. Being the strongest ratio in Egypt: Y-DNA HAPLOGROUP R-M173 AS FURTHER GENETIC EVIDENCE OF JEWISH ANCESTRY AS PART OF THE LEVITE TRIBE Haplogroup R-M173 is very rare, however it is very common among the Jewish Levites, which makes less than 4% of the Jewish population. According to a study called Multiple Origins of Ashkenazi Levites: Y Chromosome Evidence for Both Near Eastern and European Ancestries, the Levites had high prevalence of a rare genetic mark (>50%): We note that one of these is a very rare haplogroup (R1a*) The Ashkenazi Levites were typed for a set of 25 biallelic markers including P9, M216, M217, YAP, P2, M35, P14, M201, P15, M52, P19, 12f2b, M172, M9, M20, LLY22g, Tat, M175, P27, P36, M207, M173, SRY10831, M17, and P25 THE LEVI TRIBE AND THEIR PRESCENSE IN SCANDINAVIA AND ITALY The genetic (R-M173 Haplogroup linked to Levites, and Ashkenazi ethnic percentage in direct descendants), geographical (Ancestral origins in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Scandinavia, north east and central Europe and Italy) and historical evidence of our family paternal surname (Hebrew name of the Italian imigrant s children in a historical context that makes him highly likely to be jewish) is consistent with the story of the Levi Tribe in Europe: LEVI AND SIMEON IN SCANDINAVIA, ITALY, AND AMONGST THE JEWS OF NORTH AFRICA DNA AUTOSOMAL DATA DNA Autosomal data information is only available at the moment for Maria Lorenzetti (4 th peruvian born generation) and her son Donald Mattos (5 th peruvian born generation). The DNA Autosomal Information can be publicly accessed on: Kit Numbers: T Maria Lorenzetti

6 T Donald Mattos All the information I have put here is fully documented. Best regards, Donald Mattos Lorenzetti donlorenzetti@gmail.com Cell: