[Surname] Re: DiBiagio? Interested in the Meaning.
I just checked this book : "Our Italian Surnames," by Joseph G. Fucilla, published 1949, reprinted 1987. Page 154 covers surnames from Amphibians."The toad is represented by Rospi . . . Botta . . . Baggio and Baggetta (both Genoese) . . . It is customarily a symbol of irascibility and uncouthness, but in . . . Genoese [it may imply] a lean person . . ."Since I am not an expert on Italian names, I have no opinion as to whether those names are akin the the one in your query.Reg Niles
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DiBiagio? Interested in the Meaning.  ·  PistGurl  ·  9/8/2005, 5:31 AM
Re: DiBiagio? Interested in the Meaning.  ·  Menke  ·  9/8/2005, 8:20 AM
Re: DiBiagio? Interested in the Meaning.  ·  Sagani  ·  9/8/2005, 2:40 PM
Re: DiBiagio? Interested in the Meaning.  ·  Jim Young  ·  9/8/2005, 4:30 PM
Re: DiBiagio? Interested in the Meaning.  ·  Sagani  ·  9/9/2005, 12:10 PM
Re: DiBiagio? Interested in the Meaning.  ·  Reg Niles  ·  9/13/2005, 4:30 PM
Re: DiBiagio? Interested in the Meaning.  ·  Jim Young  ·  9/24/2005, 11:45 AM