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    This document provides genealogical and professional information about several Italian luthier families from the 18th and 19th centuries, including the Baines, Timmerman, and Vinaccia families. It lists the names of individual luthiers, their years of birth and working years, and the numbers and dates of instruments they produced. Several generations of the Vinaccia family are represented as well as their periods of activity and accomplishments as luthiers in Italy.

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    Genealogia della famiglia di liutai Vinaccia

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    This document provides genealogical and professional information about several Italian luthier families from the 18th and 19th centuries, including the Baines, Timmerman, and Vinaccia families. It lists the names of individual luthiers, their years of birth and working years, and the numbers and dates of instruments they produced. Several generations of the Vinaccia family are represented as well as their periods of activity and accomplishments as luthiers in Italy.

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    This document provides genealogical and professional information about several Italian luthier families from the 18th and 19th centuries, including the Baines, Timmerman, and Vinaccia families. It lists the names of individual luthiers, their years of birth and working years, and the numbers and dates of instruments they produced. Several generations of the Vinaccia family are represented as well as their periods of activity and accomplishments as luthiers in Italy.

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    Baines: It was also mentioned that the family firm had

    Antonio 1772, 1773, split into two or more competing businesses by


    Gaetano 1744 the turn of the cent).
    Gennaro (b. 1832)
    Timmerman: Giuseppe (c.1900)
    Pasquale 1891 Pasquale (1806-c1885)
    Giuseppe 1895
    Vinaccia family, 1770
    antonio 1780, 1779

    Henley (working years): Name/No. Instruments/Dates


    Nicola: 1745-1780

    Antonio(1): 1754-1781 Antonius/17/1764-1788


    Antonio(2) (son of Gennaro) 1763-1798 Antonius filius Januarii/5/1754-1764
    Gennaro (son of Antonio): 1755-1778 Domino/1/1780
    Giovanni (son of Gennaro): 1762-1777 Gaetanus/1/1744
    Vincenzo (son of Gennaro): 1769-1795 Gaetanus/3/1775-1798
    Januarius/6/1771-1779
    Gaetano: 1779-1831 Ioannes/6/1753-1776
    Mariano (son of Antonio1): 1790-1806 Marianus/2/1796-1808
    Nicolaus/1/1795 (or 1775?)
    Vincentius/13/1761-1785
    unnamed Vinaccia/4/1752-1765
    Other instruments I have seen on line: Pasquale/1/1829
    Gennaro and Rubino 1890
    Pasquale 1882
    Giuseppe 1901
    Fratelli Vinaccia 1905, 1918, 1904, 1928

    Vinaccia, Achille (1836-1920)


    Federico (1839-1884)
    Gaetano (1759-after 1831)
    Gaetano (c1900) - Described as the most
    significant luthier of the period (turn of the
    century Virtuoso Era in Italy).

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