Pellerino (Italian) as a first name
My great-great-grandpa’s name seems to have been Pellerino, but this is a surname and Italians don’t have a history of deviating from the list of acceptable given names. It’s not his mother’s surname and Google can’t find anyone who has it as a first name. I thought for a while that it was a misspelling of Pellegrino, since I’m restricted to American sources and the people writing his name may not have understood his accent or something, but looking back on what I have on him, there are no instances in which a “g” is present. His name was recorded as Pellerino on his death certificate and Palerino, Pelle (abbreviation?) and Pillerine elsewhere.He was born ca 1876 in Baiano, Avellino, about 30 minutes from Naples. Is it regional, maybe? Am I just missing instances of people who have it as a first name?Rusty Shackleford is my real identity. My name is not Katie.
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Pellerino (Italian) as a first name  ·  Rusty Shackleford  ·  8/7/2018, 9:43 AM
Re: Pellerino (Italian) as a first name  ·  Dorchadas  ·  8/17/2018, 1:00 PM
Re: Pellerino (Italian) as a first name  ·  Rusty Shackleford  ·  8/21/2018, 8:49 PM