DE GREGORIO
Recorded variant spellings include De Gregorio, Degregorio
This is a prefixed surname which is sometimes recorded without the prefix. See also Gregorio
De Gregorio
Origin
De Gregorio is an Italian surname that has found its way into British lineage. The surname originates from Italy, specifically from the regions of Naples and Sicily. It is derived from the personal name Gregorio, which means Gregory in English, and the preposition "de," indicating "of" or "from."
Migration to Britain
The De Gregorio surname likely made its way to Britain through migration, trade, or intermarriage between Italian and British families over the centuries. Italians have had a notable presence in Britain, particularly in major cities like London and Manchester, where they have contributed to various industries and cultures.
Variants
Variants of the De Gregorio surname may exist, such as "Di Gregorio" or "DeGregorio," reflecting different spellings and regional variations.
Famous Bearers
- Antonio De Gregorio: A renowned Italian-British artist known for his surrealistic paintings.
- Marina De Gregorio: A respected academic in the field of Italian literature at a prominent British university.
Legacy
The De Gregorio surname is a testament to the historical and cultural connections between Italy and Britain. Those who bear this surname carry on the heritage of their Italian roots while enriching the diverse tapestry of British society.
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There are approximately 87 people named de Gregorio in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named de Gregorio.
