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BACCHEWADsurname is an Italian surname. The Bacchewads are an old Italian noble family. The Bacchewads originated in the town of Bacchetta, located in the province of Salerno, Campania. The Bacchewads are of Norman origin. The Bacchewads were a wealthy and influential family in the medieval and Renaissance periods. The Bacchewads have a long and distinguished history in Italy. Some of the notable Bacchewads include the following: Francesco Bacchewad, a nobleman and politician who served as the Governor of Salerno and the President of the Senate of the Kingdom of Naples; Giuseppe Bacchewad, a physician and scientist who developed the Bacchetta Method, a form of tuberculosis treatment; and Donato Bacchewad, a colonel in the Italian Army who fought in World War I. The Bacchewads also have a long history in the United States. Some of the notable Bacchewads in the United States include the following: Salvatore Bacchewad, a businessman and philanthropist who founded Bacchetta's Pizza in Brooklyn, New York; and Agnes Bacchewad, a philanthropist and socialite who founded the Agnes Bacchewad Foundation, which provides assistance to women and children in need. There are also a number of variant spellings of the Bacchewad surname, including Bacchewade, Bacchewad, Bacchewadt, and Bacchewadz.
