Surnames in Emilia-Romagna, Italy
The lists of surnames were derived from the white pages of the 1990's for the recent lists, and from sources as indexes of births, "numerazioni", catasti onciari, parish records for previous centuries. Surnames in the Provinces of Emilia-Romagna
Bologna
- Updates: Camugnano | Castel Guelfo di Bologna | Castel d'Aiano
Ferrara
- Updates: Masi Torello
Forlì-Cesena
- Updates: Rocca San Casciano | Galeata | Borghi
Modena
Parma
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Piacenza
- Updates: Gazzola | Morfasso | Ziano Piacentino
Ravenna
- Updates:
Reggio Emilia
Rimini
- Updates:
Common Surnames
Among the features typical of surnames in this region is the usual ending in -i (masculine plural), whatever the etymology (either patronymic, toponymic or nickname). The statistics for the most common surnames in Emilia Romagna are updated to March 2018.
- Over 3000: Barbieri, Fabbri, Ferrari, Montanari, Rossi.
- Between 1000 and 2999: Borghi, Casadei, Magnani, Nanni, Ricci, Rinaldi.
- Between 500 and 999: Balboni, Bandini, Baraldi, Baroni, Cavallari, Ferro, Gasparini, Malagoli, Martinelli, Mazzoni, Moretti.
- Between 200 and 499: Bonacini, Buzzoni, Manicardi, Renzi