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pietro da pisa
Italian grammarian and poet (VIII secolo), IT
(b. 750)
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alberto da pisa
Minister General of the Friars Minor, IT
(b. 1150)
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landulf von pisa
Bishop from Pisa, IT
(b. 1100)
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guido da pisa
Italian geographer (12th century), IT
(b. 1100)
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leonardo de pisa
Italian mathematician (c. 1175), IT
(b. 1170)
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graziano da pisa
Italian cardinal, IT
(b. 1140)
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hubaldus aus pisa
IT
(b. 1200)
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guido da pisa
Italian Carmelite friar and writer (13th-14th century), IT
(b. 1250)
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guido da pisa
Italian physician (13th century-ca. 1297), IT
(b. 1250)
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antonio da pisa
14th century italian glass painter and author, IT
(b. 1301)
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ugolino da pisa
IT
(b. 1300)
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isaia da pisa
Italian sculptor (1410-1464), IT
(b. 1410)
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giovanni matteo pisa
author (15__-16__)
(b. 1501)
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pietro di salvatore da pisa
(b. 1444)
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francisco de pisa
Spanish writer, ES
(b. 1534)
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, Pisa 
, Pease 
) , around the world, is a widespread cognomen. The family name Pisa is characteristic of Nicaragua, where it is a common surname, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where it is quite a common surname, and Peru. Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Peru, and the United States. Very seldom, Pisa is the forename as well as the last name.