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Juanita; I don't think so. Both "Conte" and "Conti" are very common names in Italy and especially from that area. Conte supposedly stands for: Count, as in royalty ie; King, Prince Duke Count = Conte (i). I visited Minturno and there is even a street there called something like The Street of Conte, but not in this format, all in Italian of course. Best wishes, Vinnie Conte
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