Morpurgo

Morpurgo (Hebrew: מורפורגו) is an Italian surname of Jewish origin. Originally Marpurg, from the Austrian city Marburg an der Drau (today Maribor in Slovenia). Key ancestor was Moises Jacob, father of Petachia, in Bad-Rackersburg, Austria. Petachia (1355–1460) had three sons who died in Maribor. Their subsequent multinational progeny took the surnames Maribor, Marburg, Marpurg, Morpurgo, Marlborough, Murphy.

Morpurgo may refer to:

  • Israel Isserlein (1380–1460) son of Petachia, had two sons, Aaron (1420–1490) and Keshel.
  • Salomone Morpurgo (b. 1385) son of Petachia, had one son, Aaron (1415–1480), who died in Trieste.
  • Anselmo (Anshel) Morpurgo (b. 1395) son of Petachia, had three sons and two daughters who married their Morpurgo cousins.
  • Samson (ben Joshua Moses) Morpurgo (1681, Bosnia – 1740), a Bosnian-Italian rabbi, physician, and liturgist.
  • Baron Brutus Morpurgo born in Cairo, British multinational financier. Married Lady Clarissa Laide of Clan Ferghys.
  • Baron Anselmo Morpurgo (d. 1933) born in Cairo, married Ida Olga Morpurgo-DeCastro Sierra born in the USA.(Generali A.G.)
  • Baron Aldo Franco Morpurgo (1899–1965) son of Anselmo and Ida, Italian architect.
  • Baron Augusto Morpurgo (b. 1937) son of Aldo and Valentina D'Arton, American architect.
  • Baron Attilio Morpurgo (1903–1978) son of Anselmo and Ida, married Countess Adele V. L. Nilsen-Vik, Italian-American physician.
  • Baroness Annselm (Annaselma) L. N. V. Morpurgo (b. 1934) American poet, novelist, human rights activist, scientific philosopher.
  • Baroness Helga Ida Morpurgo (b. 1935) American visual artist and playwright.
  • Elio Morpurgo (1858–1944), Italian politician.
  • Luciano Morpurgo (1886–1971) Italian photographer and writer Luciano Morpurgo.
  • Vittorio Ballio Morpurgo (1890, Rome – 1966, Rome), Italian architect.
  • Umberto De Morpurgo (1896, Trieste, Austria – 1961), tennis player
  • Lisa Morpurgo (Dordoni) (1923–1998), Italian writer and astrologer.
  • Anna Morpurgo Davies (1937–2014), Italian linguist at Oxford University.
  • Michael Morpurgo (born 1943, London), English writer, especially of children's novels.
  • Clare Morpurgo (née Lane) (?), wife of Michael.
  • Tina Morpurgo (1907–1944), Croatian painter
  • Vid Morpurgo (1838–1911), Croatian industrialist, publisher and politician.
  • Rachel Luzzatto Morpurgo (1790–1871), Jewish-Italian poet.
  • Maurice Frank Morpurgo (1941)
  • Lesley Anne Morpurgo (''née Masters'') (1947)

Morpurgo may also refer to

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