Los Rusconi

Carlo Rusconi fué el primero Rusconi de nuestra familia a emigrar de la provincia de Como en Italia para la Argentina. Trabajaba como "Ingeniero Ferroviario" en la construcción de puentes, participó de la construcción de los ramales ferroviários del Noroeste argentino y se radicó en la provincia de Tucumán con su esposa Carlota Bernasconi con quien tubo su único hijo, Agustin Carlos.

Agustin salió de Tucumán junto con su madre después de la muerte de Carlo, su padre. Se radican en la ciudad de Córdoba donde se casará con Juliana Enriqueta Martinez (AKA Mecha, Mercedes). Agustín trabajava como contador y en el comercio de maderas. De su unión com Mecha nacen quatro hijos: Oscar, Carlos, Marcelo y Rodolfo. Despúes de sufrir corepetidas pérdidas económicas con inundaciones, se mudan para Buenos Aires (1920).

Oscar no tiene hijos, vive en Buenos Aires.

Carlos Alberto, mi padre, se casó con Isabel González, en Buenos Aires y tubo dos hijos: Carlos Eduardo, yo, y Andrea Isabel. Todos menos yo viven en Buenos Aires.

Marcelo nunca se casó vivió y falleció en Buenos Aires.

Rodolfo se casó en Buenos Aires, con Francis Palau y tubo dos hijos: Andrés y Paula y en los anõs 70 se radicó en Tucumán de donde Francis era originaria. Los hijos viven actualmente en Tucumán.

Finalmente yo, Carlos Edua En 1988 emigré para Brasil, donde me casé con Roseli Machado. Actualmente tenemos una hija llamada Ana Carolina.

A Origem del apellido Rusconi

Por ahora la descripcion del origen del apellido, aun en inglés.

RUSCONI. See the article on RUSCA.
[HBLS, v. 5, p. 768]

Source: Historisch-Biographisches Lexikon, Complete

RUSCA. [A very large article on this family, which can only be very briefly summarized.]
Also RUSCONI, DE RUSCHIS, DE RUSCONIBUS spellings. An old noble family stemming from
Como. The viscount of Milan were of this family, as were many important officials
throughout northern Italy. They played an important role in Lombardi and were also
important in Canton Tessin [Ticino]. The family is seen in the 12th century land soon
was seen with the spelling variants of Rusca and Rusconi. One branch line added the
v. Bellinzona-Giubiasco appelation. A line in Tremona adopted the Rusconi spelling.
Several ruling families appeared in Ticino. The Lehensherren R. zu Bellinzona;
the Grafen R. von Lugano; the Herren R. von Locarno; all stemmed from the Herren Rusca
von Como. The Bellinzona-Giubiasco branch formed the origin of the branches at
Magliaso, Bironico-Camignolo, Luzern, and Giubiasco. The Lugano branch gave rise to the
Bioggio branch. The Locarno branch to the Mendrisio and others.
The Rusca surname was seen in: Cademario, 1269; Arosio, 1347; Agno, 1451; Bedano-Manno,
1367; Sonvico, 1454; Coldrerio, 1454; and so forth.
Members held important offices at: Breno, 1218; Cademario, 1269; Giubiasco, ca 1300;
Castel San Pietro, 1274; Viganello-Pregassona and Umgebung, 1325; Sonvico, 1454;
Pedrinate, 1457, Taverne-Torricella, 1499.
The Wappen (family shield) is described and pictured, and portrayals survive from 1288.
(I) RUSCA, Herren von Como, also in Tessin. RUGGERO is the founder of this branch,
a Bürger of Como, holder of various positions, d. 1257. Seventeen further members
through the early 1400s are profiled at moderate length each.
(II) R., Grafen von Lugano. Continuing on from section (I). Another seventeen members
of the family are profiled at moderate length. There are two portraits included. These
run through the early 1600s.
(1) Bioggio-Lugano-Mailand branch. These stem from BERNARDINO of (II).
Another eighteen members of the family are profiled, running through the mid-1800s.
(2) Various R. of Lugano. Another sixteen miscellaneous members of the family are
profiled, though at shorter lengths than those mentioned above.
(III) RUSCA, Herren von Lucarno. The family began ruling Lucarno in 1439, and many
branches come from this line. An illegitimate son of this branch began ruling over
Bellinzona. Some twelve members of this branch are profiled, some at considerable length.
(1) Von Menrisio branch. This was founded by an illegimate son of PIETRO ANTONIO of
(III). Some twenty-one members are profiled, though only at moderate length each.
(2) Branches of the Rusca von Lucano line. Another nineteen members are profiled,
including the Bellinzona branch.
(IV) R. von Bellinzona-Giubiasco [note that this is different from the branch mentioned
just above (2)]. This branch developed into two lines: the R. from Ravazzini line,
which died out in 1750, and the Gregorio line.
(1) R. from RAVAZZINO, from Como, d. before 1415. Five are profiled from this line
through it's dying out in 1747.
(2) R. from GREGORIO, PIETRO of Como, seen in 1384, is the founder of this line. Some
fourteen more are profiled through the mid-1700s.
(3) Rusconi del Palasio branch. CARLO BERNARDO, 1662-1729, is the father of this branch.
Nine more members are profiled through 1877.
(4) Rusconi del Saleggio branch. CARLO FRANCESCO, 1633-1674, is the father of this branch. Six more members are profiled through the early 20th century, with one photograph.
(5) Rusca von Biroico-Camignolo. This was founded before 1400. Four members are
profiled through the start of the 1500s.
(6) Rusca von Magliaso. Also founded before 1400, from Como. Six members are profiled through 1528.
(7) Various Rusca. Three more miscellaneous members of this line are profiled.
(V) Various branches.
(1) Agno branch, stemming from Como, the founders were in Bedigliora in 1467 but had
settled in Agno by 1482. Fifteen members are profiled through the end of the 1900s.
(2) Arioso branch. The first member is MARINUS BAZIUS, seen at Arioso in 1347. Two
others are profiled through the end of the 1900s.
(3) Bedano-Manno branch, now extinct. The earliest member mentioned is MICHELLE, seen
at Bedano in 1347. Some six further members are mentioned through the end of the branch in 1712.
(4) Cureglia branch, now extinct, source not known. Only one member is profiled, from the 1800s.
(5) Rancate branch, source not known. Six members are profiles through the end of the 1800s.
(6) Taverne-Torricella branch. The founder was CRISTOFORO, of Bironico and seen at Taverna by 1499. Some four more members are profiled through the late 1700s with one portrait.
(7) Tremona branch. This was established in the 17th century from the Como area.
Three members are profiled through the early 1900s. An extensive bibliography is provided.

Luzern branch. The tie-in point (JOHANN ANTON Rusconi) is described and some nine members are mentioned, but these are extremely brief descriptions, generally just names and dates for some
positions.
[HBLS, v. 5, pp. 759-768, abstract]

Source: Historisch-Biographisches Lexikon, Abstract

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Rusca, Roberto: Il Rusco, Historia di famiglia Rusca [del cantone di Ticino]. Venezia 1680 - (in der Biblioteca cantonale del Ticino)

Rusconi, Alberto: Memorie i storiche del casato Rusco o Rusconi [del cantone Ticino].
Bologna 1874 - 2 Bände, Nachtrag: Bologna 1877 - 4 p., 23 tavole genealogiche (in der Schweizeirischen Landesbibliothek)

Motta, Emilio: I Rusca (di Locarno, Luino e Val Intelvi/I). In: Bollettino istorico della
Svizzera italiana 17, 1895 - p. 1-7, 33-41, 65-70, 97-101, 153-159; 18, 1896 - p. 1-5,
57-67, 89-96, 121-127; 19, 1897 - p. 1-3, 61-72, 97-103, 173-178; 20, 1898 - p. 5-8,
44-52, 185-189; 21, 1899 - p. 1-6, 56-60, 150-155; 22, 1900 - p. 1-5, 33-38 (nicht mehr
erschienen)

Stückelberg, Ernst Alfred: Denkmäler des Geschlechtes Rusca [aus Como stammendes
Geschlecht im Kanton Tessin]. In: Die Schweiz 15, 1911 - S. 312

Schlatter, Ernst: Stammtafel Rusca o Rusconi [aus Como stammende Familie des Kantons
Tessin]. o.O. um 1922 - 1 Blatt (Photographie im Staatsarchiv Basel-Stadt)

Maspoli, Enrico: I Rusca di Magliaso. In: Rivista storica ticinese 8, 1945 - p. 1045-1047,
tavole genealogiche

Simona, Luigi: Albero genealogico della famiglia Rusca di Cassina d'Agno.
In: Bollettino storica della Svizzera italiana 27, 1952 - p. 145

Pedroli-Vacchini, Alma: La nobile dinastia dei conti Rusco [di Locarno] as castello di
Locarno. In: Almanacco ticinese 122, 1962 - p. 46

Cassina, Gaëtan: I Rusca e Castel San Pietro. Una donatrice identificata.
In: I nostri monumenti storici 22, 1971 - p. 174-177

Staffieri, Giovanni Maria: Le famiglie patrizie di Bioggio e Gaggio
[betrifft u.a. die Familie Rusca]. In: Jarhbuch der SGFF 1983 - p. 59-84, albero genealogico

Source: von Moos, Complete

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BE Seeberg 1913 *
FR Bionnens 1929 I
Magnedens 1952 I
NE Neuchâtel 1947 (Rancate TI)
TI Agno a
Arosio a
Bellinzona a
Bosco Luganese a
Comano a
Locarno a
Mendrisio a
Rancate a
Stabio b (Rancate TI)
ZH Zürich 1950 (Agno TI)
1954 (Stabio TI)
1955 (Agno TI)

Source: Familiennamenbuch 1989, Complete