Bosio (surname) explained
Bosio is a surname of Italian origin. Variations stemming from this surname include Bocio, Boccio, Bossi and Boselli, the latter being a common variation of Italian names. Also, Bossy and Bossie are two etymologically related forms found in French-speaking regions as well as in the United States.
The surname can refer to the following people:
- A.J. Bosio – (born 1967), Contemporary American Industrial Designer, sculptor and artist
- Angiolina Bosio – (1830–1859), Italian operatic soprano
- Antonio Bosio – (circa 1575–1629), Italian scholar and explorer
- Antonio Bosio – (16th century), Italian philosopher
- Catharine Mans Bosio – American biologist
- Chris Bosio – (born 1963), former Major League Baseball pitcher
- Edoardo Bosio – (1864 – 1927), Italian-Swiss footballing innovator
- Ezequiel Bosio – (born 1985), Argentine racing driver
- François Joseph Bosio – (1769–1845), French sculptor
- Giacomo Bosio – (16th century) Knight of Chivasso
- Harald Bosio – (20th century), Austrian Nordic combined skier
- Iacopo Bosio – (15th century), Canavese author and poet
- Jamie Bosio – (born 1991), Gibraltarian footballer
- Jay Bosio – (born 1991), Gibraltarian footballer
- Pietro Bosio – (18th century), Architect and sculptor in Cremona
- Tomaso Bosio – (15th century), Knight of Asti
- Tommaso Bosio – (16th century), Bishop of Modena
- Victoria Bosio – (born 1994), Argentine tennis player
- Zeta Bosio – (born 1959), Argentine musician
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