Is this name Unusual?

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FELIPA NERI PALAFOX MEDINA  		
01 JUN 1794   	San Luis, Colotlan, Jalisco, Mexico
  	Father:  	YSIDRO PALAFOX 	Family
  	Mother:  	MARIA SIMONA MEDINA 	
	C602865  	1790 - 1805  	0443675
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FELIPE NERI SERRANO AVILA
08 JUN 1803       San Luis, Colotlan, Jalisco, Mexico
      Father:      PEDRO SERRANO     Family
      Mother:      MARIA CORONA DE AVILA
    C602865      1790 - 1805      0443675
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Has anyone heard the name Felipe/Felipa Neri much?



I found this blip about Neri it sounds Italian:

http://www.midrealm.org/heraldry/escutcheon/0011/0011.html

3) Catalana Di Neri. New Name.

(Würm Wald)

The client attaches a letter from Saint Gabriel (#1737) but provides no 
summary (again, my apologies for any error in summarizing the contents). 
The name (spelled Catalana di Neri) is described as "typical" of late 
15th century Italy. Catalana is documented from Benicoeur, "Feminine 
Given Names from the Online Catasto of Florence of 1427" 
(http://www.panix.com/~mittle/names/arval/ catasto) and in Lyth, 
"Italian Renaissance Women's Names" 
(http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/rhian/italian. html). Neri is a man's 
name and documented as a short form of Raneri or Guarnieri. Those names 
[including the short form??] are found in laVolpe, "Men's Names from 
Florence" (http://www.s-gabriel.org/names/ferrante/catast o) and in De 
Felici, Nomi (no page number provided) under "Neri." The client desires 
a period late 15th century Italian name and cares most about having an 
Italian name.
We should probably remove the capitalization of the middle element to 
match the documentation.