Albricci Surname History

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The surname Albricci is a patronymic that came from the personal name "Alberico." The "i" suffix means "son or descendant of Alberico." This personal name in turn is derived from the Latin word "Albericus," meaning "elf king."

Early Origins of the Albricci family

The surname Albricci was first found in Lombardy (Italian: Lombardia), in the city of Milan. It was in this city that one Alberico, who was a count, dedicated his life to the church. He lived in the 9th century.

Early History of the Albricci family

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Albricci Spelling Variations

Spelling variations of this family name include: Alberici, Alberico, Albericci, Alberighi, Albericone, Albericoni, Alberizzi, Alberigi, Albricci, Albrizi, Albrisi, Albrigio, Albrisio, Albrizzi and many more.

Early Notables of the Albricci family

Prominent among bearers of this family in early times was Filippo Alberighi, who was a knight under Charlemagne; Gadaldo Alberici, who owned large amounts of land in 1360 around Piceno; Alessandro, Giuseppe, and Antonio Alberici were all senators in Venice around this time; the Alberico family of Bologna owned many towers in the city, and...
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Migration of the Albricci family

Some of the first settlers of this family name or some of its variants were: Abramo Alberici, who arrived at Ellis Island in 1907; Angelo Alberici, who arrived there in 1893; as did Ennio Alberici in1920; Gregorio Alberici, in 1896.

Contemporary Notables of the name Albricci (post 1700) +

Giuseppe Alberico Albricci, prominent military leader from Gallarte during the early 20th century, who held the positions of Captain, Major, and Lieutenant Colonel