Notary Records for Angrogna
Angrogna is not really a town, but rather a valley with dispersed houses. Because of its steep slopes and high elevation, it became a major refuge for the freedom defenders battling the armies of France and Savoy in the late 17th century.
A lack of suitable land has limited industrialization, resulting in a significant population decline from 2,571 in 1861 to 882 today.
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Brackets [like this] indicate the years included in the volume when the years covered do NOT appear in the headings of the volume.
Angrogna
- Volume 136 - 1610-1614
- Volume 137 - 1612-1619
- Volume 138 - [1620-1622]
- Volume 139 - 1623-1624
- Volume 140 - [1626-1628]
- Volume 141 - 1628-1646
- Volume 142 - 1647-1671
- Volume 143 - 1672-1676
- Volume 144 - 1677-1681
- Volume 145 - 1682-1688
- Volume 146 - 1689-1709
We are grateful to the State Archives, Torino for providing access to these records, and to Giovanni Cena for his generous efforts to abstract them.