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Gasparetti has a Lombard lineage that includes the Varese area, the Milanese area, the Bergamo area and the Brescia area, and a more consistent stock in the Ancona area, Gasparetto is typically Venetian, very common in the Treviso area, but with interesting presences also in Padua and Rovigo and less significant in the Verona, Vicenza and Venice regions, Gaspari is widespread in the central north, Gasparini is widespread throughout the central north, Gasparino appears to be specific to Genoa, Alessandria and Savona, Gasparoni has a lineage between Verona and Vicenza and one in Ancona , Gasparotti has a stock in the Brescia area of Iseo and Vezza Dʻoglio and a stock in Carrara (MS), Gasparotto is typical of the Veneto, Friuli, especially of the Vicenza, Treviso and Pordenone areas, Gasparri is more present in the central area, in Emilia and in Tuscany, perhaps with a stock in the Milanese area, Gasparrini has a stock in the Florentine, one in the area that includes the Perugian, the Ancona, the Macerata and the Piceno, and one in Rome no, Gasparrino, absolutely rare, would seem to be from Caserta, Neapolitan, Gasparrone is practically unique, Gasparroni seems to be specific to the Adriatic coastal area which includes Ancona, Macerata, Piceno, Teramo and Pescara, Gasparucci, extremely rare, it is specific to the Pesaro area, Gasperi seems to originate from the Trentino region, Gasperini is widespread throughout central and southern Italy, Gasperino is almost unique, Gasperoni has a large Romagna region between Ravenna, Forlì and Rimini and a Roman lineage, all these surnames derive directly or through hypocoristic or accretive, and possible dialectal modifications, from the late Latin name Gaspar or Gasparus, of Hebrew or more properly Levitic origin. Of the surname Gasparini we have traces already from the 1300s, in a deed drawn up in Bergamo in the year 1392 we read: "In Christi nomine amen. Die ultimo mensis iunii thousandth three hundredth nonagesimo secundo, indicazione quintadima in quadam pecia terre iacentis in territory de Filacho districtus Pergami, ubi dicitur in Donazana que est iuris ecclesie domine Sancte Marie de Donazana whose choeret a mane, sive ab part heredum domini Lodoyci de Garganis, to meridie sive ab alia part suprascripte ecclesie domine Sancte Marie, a sero sive ab alia part via, a montibus sive ab alia part paschullum communis de Madone, presentibus testibus Iohanne filio quondam Iacobi de Concerolis de Bonate cive Pergams Iohanne dicto Zanarino filio quondana Pezoli de Albrigonibus de Chiniolo, Iacobo filio quondam Alberti de Valsecha de Valdimania ambobus habitatoribus de Filacho et Tomaxino filio Gasparini de Muzzo cive Pergami, omnibus pergamensibus, here assemertun se cognoscere infrascripturn Lombardum de Al bertonibus, Petrum de Obertachis, Simonem de Obertachis and Antonium et Iohannem fratres de Madone and Bonomum Mini et me notarium ..... ".
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