Bertolin

Bertolin is a surname likely originating somewhere around Northern Italy. It is believed to be a patronymic name that possibly derives from modifications of similar first names such as; Bartolus, Bertolus Berthold or Bertholin.[1] The prefix "bert" may derive from the Lombard word "berht", meaning bright.[2]

The Waldensian stone was erected north of Neuhengstett in 1881 to commemorate the Waldensian families who originally settled there. Bertolin is one of the 19 surnames listed.
Bertolin
PronunciationBert-ol-in
Origin
Region of originNorthern Italy

Waldensian religious refugees from Piedmont and Savoy were able to settle in Württemberg from 1699 on the initiative of Duke Eberhard Ludwig. On September 1, 1700, 28 families, one of which bearing the Bertolin surname, founded the town of Le Bourcet (Neuhengstett). The name was chosen in reference to the Italian village of Bourcet in the Cottian Alps, from which the majority of the settlers came, and may be indicative of the Bertolin surname's more specific origin.

Notable people

Notable people with this surname include:

  • Brunello Bertolin (born 1943), Italian long-distance runner
  • Manlio Bertolin (born 1924), Italian footballer
  • Silvano Bertolin (born 1938), Italian restorer and sculptor.

Surname frequency and distribution within Italy

Italian RegionIncidenceFrequencyRank in Area
Veneto1,3381:3,717726
Friuli-Venezia Giulia4721:2,697492
Valle d'Aosta2311:551116
Piedmont601:74,38811,320
Lombardy491:199,47118,132
Trentino-Alto Adige341:25,9123,685
Emilia-Romagna271:166,84911,607
Lazio201:286,56228,978
Liguria31:535,85717,585
Marche11:1,571,43518,471
Sicily11:5,200,49224,265
Tuscany11:3,869,08641,203

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See also

References

  1. "Bertolin - Origin of the Surname". cognomix.it.
  2. "Bertolini". paginainizio.com.
  3. "Forebear Surname Data". forebears.io.
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