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Avoglio and D'Avoglio are practically unique, Avoli is typically Lazio, has a stock in Rome and one more important in Trivigliano in frusinate, Avolio has a large stock in Rome, one even more important in Naples, with significant presences also in Naples Marano di Napoli, Melito di Napoli, Mugnano di Napoli, Giugliano di Campania, Villaricca, San Giorgio a Cremano, Casoria, Pozzuoli, Casavatore and Casalnuovo di Napoli, have a stock in the Cosenza area of Fagnano Castello, Cetraro, Corigliano Calabro, Acquappesa, Cosenza , Guardia Piemontese, Roggiano Gravina and San Marco Argentano, and a stock in Sicily in Syracuse, Palermo and Catania, D'Avoli is practically unique, while Davoli is very common in Emilia, especially in Parma, Reggio Emilia and Modena, in the Roman and Latin dialects and in Calabria in the Cosenza and Catanzaro areas, D'Avolio has a stock in Rome, one in the Aquila area in Collarmele and Avezzano and one in the Foggia area, in Ischitella, San Severo, Rodi Garganico and Foggia, Davolio is specific to the area that includes the Reggio and Modena areas, should all derive, directly or through patronymic forms in D'-, from the medieval Latin name Avolius, traces of these surnames we find in Fermo in the Piceno with the captain of fortune, the viscount Giovanni Avolio.
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