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Massarella has a stock in Fondi (LT) and one in Campobasso, Massarelli has a nucleus in the Terni area, one in the provinces of Rome, Bari and Naples, Massarello is almost unique, Massari and Massaro are present as leopards in all Italy, strains are identified in Ragusa, Puglie, Neapolitan, Palermo, central Italy, Piedmont, Lombardy and Emilia, and in the Veneto region, very rare, Massarotti is from Pavia, Massarotto is typical of Treviso and Padua, Masser, almost unique, is surely Venetian, Massera has stumps el Verbanese, in Milanese, Parma, Friuli, Marche and Lazio, Masseri, absolutely rare, it would seem Florentine, Massero, equally rare, it would seem Piedmontese, they should all derive directly or through hypocoristic from the profession of massaro or massero (factor, agricultural driver). Traces of these surnames can be found, for example, in a testament of 1614 in Florence, when a certain Bernardino di Bartolomeo Masseri left all his possessions at a convent in Grosseto and in Friuli in a marriage document dated 1747 reads "... Antonius filius Josephi Massera de Masseris marries Golles Agnes of Stermizza ... ".
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