Segimero is the old Italian last name of the Somerville family of the United Kingdom and of the United States. The English surname represents the form of the name as it was carried by Sir Gualter (Walter) de Somerville from the Norman place name Sémerville to England with the Norman Conquest Oct. 14, 1066. The Norman place name turns Segimero into Sémerville, as "Ségimer's domaine" in recognition of the family and descendants of Cheruscan chief Segimerus (Sigmar in old western Germanic for "famous [for] victories") in their interactions in ancient Germany and Italy at the time of Roman Emperor Tiberius (Nov. 16, 42 B.C.-A.D. March 16, 37).
my ancestors came on The Louisiana in 1908
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Olives came from Latin American and became a staple product of Italian cuisine.
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In the 1890s, many glove workers came from Italy
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The largest number of immigrants to America before 1860 came from Central and Southeastern Europe.
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Pavel Pardo played in Stuttgart fc, and came back to America. He come out of Atlas, went to America, then to Stuttgart Fc, now he came back to America