The albino Surname

albino Name Meaning and History

Italian and Spanish: from the personal name Albino (see Albin).
Italian: habitational name from a place in Bergamo named Albino.

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The albino name in History

A unique volume of fascinating facts, statistics and commentary following the albino family name as far back in history as possible.

albino Family Facts

Name Distribution (US)Name Distribution (UK)Name Distribution (Scotland)Place of Origin Immigration Year Ports of Departure Life Expectancy Occupations Civil War Service

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Distribution of albino Families in the US in 1920

Number of albino families

24-45

9-23

1-8

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FAMILY	VANESSA ALBINO	3
Italian Albino's	Gerry	10
Lt Albert A. Albino of Grays Harbor County, Washington (WWII pilot)	World War II Search	2
Tracing my Roots	Rudi Albino Ybanez	16
Mangumosta sa inyong tanan	mcarcuev	0
Mauger-Yerger of Pottstown	nec1102	3
Any info on this matter	Jun	0
Albino	vze2xx3y	0
Pennsylvania & Illinois Marriage Records	RVcook	2
Searching for ALBINO"S from Ripacandida, Italy	tabearone	0

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