Classify Jimmy Garoppolo

[LieDetector]

[The Blade]

Atlanto-Med.

[LieDetector]

Atlanto-Med.

I agree.

[Sikeliot]

He is half Irish, half southern Italian (Calabrese). More Pontid than Atlanto-Med, and his surname is not really Italian anyway.

[barkoo]

Pred. Atlanto-Med + CM.

[LieDetector]

He is half Irish, half southern Italian (Calabrese). More Pontid than Atlanto-Med, and his surname is not really Italian anyway.

Free CtwentysevenJ!!!

[Oddone]

He is half Irish, half southern Italian (Calabrese). More Pontid than Atlanto-Med, and his surname is not really Italian anyway.

His surname is rare and is Calabrese, likely of Greek origin (Italian/Calabrese Garoppolo = Greek Karapoulos or something like that).

[Sikeliot]

His surname is rare and it's Calabrese.

The reason it is rare is because it is not an established Calabrese surname, it is just a Greek name with modified letters (Geropoulos) which probably arrived in the last 200 years.

[Oddone]

The reason it is rare is because it is not an established Calabrese surname, it is just a Greek name with modified letters (Geropoulos) which probably arrived in the last 200 years.

Now you know even the date when it arrived.

My guess it's rare probably because is just a variant of other surnames in Calabria like Garopolo, Garopoli, Garipolo... Many surnames have disappeared from South Italy over the past 100 years because of diaspora. Of course it could be also a more recent arrival.

[Tacitus]

The reason it is rare is because it is not an established Calabrese surname, it is just a Greek name with modified letters (Geropoulos) which probably arrived in the last 200 years.

There is a frazione (hamlet) within the town of San Pietro di Carida' called Garopoli. I can assume that's what his surname is derived from.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Pietro_di_Carid%C3%A0

Now you know even the date when it arrived.

My guess it's rare probably because is just a variant of other surnames in Calabria like Garopolo, Garopoli, Garipolo... Many surnames have disappeared from South Italy over the past 100 years because of diaspora. Of course it could be also a more recent arrival.

No more recent that the early 16th century I'd say, going by historic migration patterns.