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antonio genovesi
Italian economist (1713-1769), IT
(b. 1713)
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diego genovesi
Roman Catholic bishop
(b. 1725)
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domenico genovesi
Roman Catholic archbishop, IT
(b. 1765)
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cesare genovesi
Italian politician, IT
(b. 1879)
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enrico m. g. genovesi
Italian Dominican friar (1878-1958), IT
(b. 1878)
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vittorio genovesi
Italian poet, IT
(b. 1887)
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cesare genovesi
Italian association football player, IT
(b. 1897)
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pietro genovesi
Italian footballer (1902-1980), IT
(b. 1902)
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guido genovesi
IT
(b. 1965)
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umberto genovesi
Italian politician, IT
(b. 1930)
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anthony j. genovesi
American politician (1936-1998), US
(b. 1936)
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sergio genovesi
Italian politician, IT
(b. 1943)
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judi genovesi
figure skater, US
(b. 1957)
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patrizia genovesi
photographer, IT
(b. 1962)
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piero genovesi
(b. 1960)
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) , throughout the world, is quite a common last name. The cognomen Genovesi is habitual in Italy, where it is quite a rare surname, Malta, and Switzerland. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in Italy, the United States, and Argentina. Very seldom, Genovesi is the forename as well as the last name.