Description:
CASTELLANO Italian: from the town of Castellano in the province of Salerno The Castellano surname is derived from the town of Castellano in the province of Salerno. The town was first mentioned in a document in 1098 AD. The name may derive from the Latin castellum, meaning a fortified castle. The town may have been named after the castle that once stood there. The Castellano surname may also be derived from the Latin castellanus, which means from or belonging to a castle. The Castellano surname may also be derived from the Italian castellano, meaning a nobleman from Castellano. The Castellano surname may also be derived from the Latin castellanus, meaning a nobleman from Castellano. The Castellano surname may also be derived from the Italian castellano, meaning a nobleman from Castellano. The Castellano surname may also be derived from the Latin castellanus, meaning a nobleman from Castellano. The Castellano surname may also be derived from the Italian castellano, meaning a nobleman from Castellano.
