Senones

Senoner is a family name from Selva in Val Gardena , which is one of the most common names in Val Gardena .

Origin and original distribution

The name originated in Selva in the 17th century by modifying the original da Zanon . Zanon was a homestead that originally belonged to a Johann . Johann da Zanon, a descendant of this Johann and son of Christian da Zanon, died in 1622. His son Christoph was born in 1608. Already four generations later, Senones are occupied in all four Val Gardena communities (including the Castelrotto fraction Bulla ).

Current distribution

According to the Autonomous South Tyrolean Statistics Institute (ASTAT), Senoner is the most common family name of Ladin origin in South Tyrol: In 2010, 902 Senoners lived in South Tyrol (34th place overall), with 647 namesake in Val Gardena, Senoner is the most common in the valley and in the Salten-Schlern district community (757) .

Name bearer

• Carlo Senoner (* 1943), ski racer
• Carlo Senoner (* 1940), marksman (Italian small-bore champion 1974) and wood sculptor
• Franz Senoner (* 1927), sculptor
• Hugo Senoner (* 1961), sculptor
• Ivan Senoner (* 1978), writer, linguist, author, publicist,
• Lucas Senoner (* 1983), ski racer
• Markus Senoner (* 1968); Computer scientist, web pioneer,
• Peter Senoner (* 1970), sculptor
• Simona Senoner (1993-2011), ski jumper
• Theo Senoner (* 1977), Italian biathlete
• Wilhelm Senoner (* 1946), sculptor and painter
• Wilfried Senoner (1945–1999), South Tyrolean artist and sculptor

variants

• Zanonians
• Sanoner

Web links

• Card with spread of the name in Italy
• Map of the absolute distribution of the name Senoner on verwandt.de
• Absolute distribution of the name in Austria

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} surnames in South Tyrol . State Institute for Statistics, Bolzano 2011, provinz.bz.it (PDF)
2. ↑ family archives of the family Batista Senoner since Ulien (1867-1965), Pufles- above water