The Spanish surname Lugano is derived from a local name place in the region of Aragon in Northern Spain. The surname Lugano is formed by the elements "ui," which comes from the Basque language and means "pasto" or "pasture" and the locative suffix "an," all of which is preceded by the prefix "l."
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Early Origins of the Lugano family
The surname Lugano was first found in an agricultural community near the district of Boltaña in Aragon.
Early History of the Lugano family
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Lugano Spelling Variations
Spelling variations of this family name include: Luján, Lujano, Lujón, Lugano and others.
Early Notables of the Lugano family
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Migration of the Lugano family
Some of the first settlers of this family name or some of its variants were: Alonso De Lujan who immigrated to Peru in 1534; Hernando De Lujan who arrived in Ecuador in 1577; and Ana de Lujan who came to New Spain in 1597. Among later settlers was Cecilio Lujan who arrived in Puerto Rico in 1881..
