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Casterline - Catucci

Most Comon Surname in this Range: Castillo

Castillo is a traditionally Spanish surname, originating from Spanish words meaning "castle" or "fortified building." It was commonly used as a habitational name in Spain, referring to individuals who lived in or near the independent kingdom of Castille. Despite its Spanish roots, the name is also decidedly French, stemming from a word meaning "old castle." The name was first recorded in Mexico in the 18th century and in California in the United States a short time later. Today, Castillo is a popular name in the U.S. due to many of the immigrants that have come from Spain and Mexico.

2nd most Common Surname in this Range: Castro

Castro is primarily thought of as a Spanish surname, although it also boasts roots in Portuguese, Italian and Jewish cultures as well. No matter where you come from, the name stems from words meaning "castle," and was primarily used as a habitational name in its early days. This is one of the earlier names to come into the United States, with records of Castros dating back to the 18th century. In Spain, the name dates back even earlier, to the 16th century.

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