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Galeassi, very rare, has three small stocks, in the anconetano, in the Roman, in Rome, Palestrina and Albano Laziale, and in San Massimo in the Campobasso area, Galeasso is typically Piedmontese, of Turin, Pancalieri and Arignano in the Turin area, Galeazzi is widespread in the central north, Galeazzo has an important nucleus in Padua and in the Padua area, a small stock in Molise in Isernia and Forli` del Sannio and an equally small one in the Palermo area of Bagheria, Galleazzi, very very rare, it would seem specific of the Treviso area, of Cison di Valmarino in particular, Galliazzi, could be due to an error in transcription of the previous one, Galiazzi is practically unique, Galiazzo and Galleazzo, almost unique, are from northern Italy, probably from Veneto, like the more widespread Galliazzo, which is specific to Trevisano, of Treviso and Quinto di Treviso above all, and of the Vicenza area, of Sandrigo and Breganze, Galiazzo is the most widespread of these surnames, it is typical of Padua and Ponte San Nicolò, Vig Onza and Albignasego in the Paduan area and in Treviso and Castelfranco Veneto in the Treviso area, should all derive, either directly or through alterations or even dialectal modifications, from the medieval name Galeasso, or Galeazzo, we recall with pure title of example Galeazzo Visconti who was lord of Piacenza in 1311 and that he later became lord of Milan in 1322, but in some cases they could also derive from the medieval term galeazza, a large rowing vessel at low edge, perhaps indicating that the progenitors were embarked there as sailors. additions provided by Giovanni Vezzelli Galeazzi is the surname of the Saxon name 'Gail' which means "joyful, happy". For Francipane it would come instead from the Latin 'galea' = leather helmet or 'galea' = boat.
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