The cicero Surname
cicero Name Meaning and History
Southern Italian: from cicero ‘pea’ (Latin cicer,
ciceris ‘chickpea’, ‘lentil’), possibly a metonymic
occupational name for someone who grew or sold peas, or perhaps as a
nickname for someone with a carbuncle or pimple. The Roman republican
lawyer and statesman Cicero was so named because he had a growth
resembling a chickpea on his face.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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| Frances Rubino |
 longisland_1
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| Antonio Cicero | Darlene Klaiber (Oakes, Zito, Cicero) | 1 |
| Cicero and Chirino names |
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| John Cicero b: France | Sally | 13 |
| Raymond F. Cicero, 85, son of , Joseph and Antoinette Chimenti Cicero. **Served in U.S, Army World War II, & Korean War* |
KENNELLYMARKA
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| Cicero's from the Bronx |
richcicero
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| Luigi Nicola Cicero |
KrystalGualtieri
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| CICERO Family in New Orleans |
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| cicero family tree help | shawn cicero | 14 |
| Clarence N. Cicero WWII Army Airborne |
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