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Notaro Name Meaning

Italian: occupational name for a scribe or clerk, medieval Italian notaro, from Latin notarius, an agent derivative of nota ‘mark’, ‘sign’. Notaro is widespread in southern Italy.

Similar surnames: Bottaro, Setaro, Naro, Sodaro, Otero, Arcaro, Sitarz, Tomaro, Ongaro

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Notaro Family Origin

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Notaro Family Occupations

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Notaro Historical Records

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Notaro Life Expectancy

What is the average Notaro lifespan?

Between 1944 and 2004, Notaro life expectancy was at its lowest point in 1944, and highest in 2004. The average life expectancy for Notaro in 1944 was 23, and 85 in 2004.

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