Italian Nobility - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Barone Trombetta of Montebello Jonico

RiaRhodes1 — 2013-02-20 07:52:03Z

If anyone knows the names of his daughters it would be appreciated.

King Ferdinand of Naples

pgiangaspero — 2012-12-06 17:42:26Z

I have recently come across a document from the village I was researching. This document translated referred to a Friar (lived in the 16th century) Who's father was called Giusto from Cascalenda and his grandfather was Giovanni of Aragon. It listed that Giovanni brother was King Ferdinand of Naples.
Would anyone know who this King was ?

Re: Dolfin-Boldu+Branca, Cesaroni+Massaria, and Balbi-Valier+Corte Families

mpuddu — 2012-11-12 02:04:58Z

My nonna(grandmother) has a maiden name of something like Massaria I dont know how its spelt but it sounds massa-rel-a

Re: Any information regarding the Criscione

criscione11 — 2012-09-30 14:56:22Z

Hi,

I had done more research on the Crisciones of Ragusa and Comiso. There was a small branch of the Crisciones that moved to Comiso. As a matter of fact, I believe that my family may have come from there as well. My GM told me that my Criscione family was not from Ragusa but from a smaller city next to Ragusa, which was Comiso. In fact, I can't find my relatives’ records in Ragusa after certain period of time, which supports my grandmother's story.

I have started to look through the Comiso records and found some Crisciones, some from the aristocratic line and some not. There are not many and I am still digging through the records.

The story of the aristocratic line is as follows. Some of the wealthier Crisciones married well. One branch married into the Occhipinti family which held the Baronage of Salamaro e Corallo from the early 14th century. During the Italian unification, Isidoro Criscione, whose mother was an Occhipinti, cut a deal and became the Baron of Corallo in 1872. It should be noted that earlier members of this line of the Crisciones are descendents of Filippo DiStefano who was the Baron of Cutulia and a descendent of a Borgia/DiStefano family line.

My GF was Carmelo-Emmanuele Criscione; his parents were Giovanni Crisicione and Rosaria Tidona. Giovanni’s parents were Stefano and Angela Leggio; Stefano’s parents were Carmelo and Giuseppa Tummino. Stefano's oldest brother was named Paolo, which according to Italian tradition should be the name of his GF. There was a Paolo Criscione that lived in Comiso and would fit the time period. My uncle also though that Paolo was the name of my one GGF but I am still proving it.

Dolfin-Boldu+Branca, Cesaroni+Massaria, and Balbi-Valier+Corte Families

lindycat60 — 2012-08-24 16:12:00Z

Looking for information on these individuals:
Count Anselmo Cesaroni and wife Contessa Adriana Massaria
Count Francesco Dolfin-Boldu and parents Count Paolo Dolfin-Boldu and Contessa Dolores Branca
Count Balbino Balbi-Valier and wife Contessa Alba Corte
Thanking you for any assistance. Please email me @ lindycat@hotmail.ca
Linda

Re: SEDINARI

Patricia_Berardi_Hans — 2012-05-29 16:32:43Z

Although this is the first time I have seen this, but my only advice would be that if he was born in Italy, try sending a letter to the place he was born, and ask them about him. Also have you tried looking up in his town if there are anymore surnames as his. I hope this helps, and good luck to you.

Regards,
Patricia

SEDINARI

kafox75 — 2012-03-14 23:49:28Z

Hi,

I hope I am posting this in the correct area. I am hoping to find some information on a line of my husband's family.

We have traced a line back to a Joseph Sedenary in England in 1803. He was born in Italy in around 1756. Family stories have always said he was from nobility, and we have found here on ancestry and at the Este University Library, two coat of arms in the name of Sedinari. One from the 17th century, the other from the 18th - 19th century.

See: http://www.cedoc.mo.it/estense/info/img/stemmihtml/01873.htm...

I was hoping someone would be able to point me in the direction to find some information on this family.

Thank You in advance.

Re: Any information regarding the Criscione

criscione11 — 2011-08-16 01:24:44Z

I'm still continuing my research. But it looks like the Crisciones were originally from Southern Albania or Northern Greece. They arrived as mercenaries in the 1420's under the invitation of the King of Naples, to quell a revolt of his barons in Sicily. The Albanian soldiers arrived under the leadership of their Prince Gjergi (George) Skanderbeg. The revolt was quickly put down and the Albanian soldiers were invited to settle in Sicily if they wished. At that time the Ottoman Empire was encroaching on their homeland so many decided to stay. There is also another story that the Criscione family originated in the town Himare in southern Albania. They had waged a decades-long conflict with the Turks but where evenually overwhelmed and had to be evacuated to Italy. They were invited to settle in northern Sicily under the invitation of the Papacy.

The name Criscione was originally written Crixunj, they settled in the Palmero area and are recorded as being members of the Eastern Orthodox church until the 1700's. Around 1520 the name was changed from Crixunj to Crisciuni then later changed for Crisciuni to Criscione at about 1680's. Members of the Criscione family move to southeast Sicily to the Regusa/Comiso area, as well as Marina Regusa. It should be noted that the early Criscione family or Crisciuni many very possibly be related to the Prince Skanderbeg family via marriage (Musacchi family) or may have been a noble family of northern Greece itself. It is also suspected that many of the Criscione families use George as a first name because of the family's relationship to Prince Skanderbeg. That's all I know as it stands, hope it helps.

Any information regarding the Criscione

criscione11 — 2011-08-16 01:23:50Z

I have done some very broad research into to the Criscione Clan and have uncovered some interesting information. It appears (though not conclusively) that the Crisciones originated as mercanaries from either Northern Greece or Southern Albanian, hired to fight in the local feudal wars. As a reward for their service they were given land to settle, mainly because their homeland was overrun by the Ottoman Empire. I have been able to trace two clans, one in the southeast of Sicily and the other in the Palermo area. The interesting fact that has emerged is that the Crisciones (which I can’t trace after 1680), married into some of the most powerful noble families of the area (Ragusa and Comiso). Their names appear on the perigee of the houses of Renda, Lupis, Campo, Melfi, Bonaventura and Crisafi. The area is also littered with casas, palazzos and villas with their names. I have done some research regarding the Baron of Corella. My question is would anyone be able to fill me in on the broader history of the family and if the Criscione name was changed in the past

Re: Please help

M_Boscarato — 2011-03-14 21:00:41Z

https://www.familysearch.org/search/search/index/record-sear...;

https://www.familysearch.org/search/search/index/record-sear...

who is the earliest ancestor in America? Full Name.
what was their religion?
Which church did they attend?
Did you find death records and burial records?
Which cemetery?
What was their occupation? year & Location.

Re: Please help

ks343304 — 2011-03-14 21:00:07Z

Haha. Thank you again for responding . . . That's my cousins and my group actually!! It's how we stay in touch, but we don't use it very often.

Re: Please help

M_Boscarato — 2011-03-14 20:43:25Z

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=10150103791820370

Re: Please help

ks343304 — 2011-03-14 14:44:50Z

Thank you so much for all of your research. I had found the manifest before and I do apologize, I should have mentioned that.

Unfortunately, the problem with him, according to my father, was that he lied about his birthplace when he came here because he did not want his father being able to find him. He was actually not Sicilian, but from Northern Italy and that's where things get murky. He had red hair and blue eyes and his mother was supposedly German, but she was supposedly a maid and died when he was a baby so we know nothing of her. As I said, he died in the early to mid 50s, so I never had the chance to meet him and even my grandmother never said anything about his past. My father says he distinctly remembers watching the Italian news with his family when he was very small and an Italian Count or Duke coming on and begging for his only son to come home. He says he then remembers his father becoming angry, getting up and turning the tv off. The noble died a short time after and my grandfather died about a year later, so you can see why its complicated.

Again, I really do appreciate you taking the time to research all of that information. It's just a crazy thing!

Re: Please help

M_Boscarato — 2011-03-14 10:48:20Z

http://www.ellisisland.org/
First Name: Carlo
Last Name: Saselio
Ethnicity: Italian
Last Place of Residence: Partinico, Sicily
Date of Arrival: Feb 17, 1921
Age at Arrival: 18y Gender: M Marital Status: S
Ship of Travel: Henry R. Mallory
Port of Departure: Palermo
Manifest Line Number: 0019

alternate spellings:
1. Salvatore Sasali Bu...gio 1906 24 View View View 93%
2. Michele Sasalier Oratino, Italy 1911 17 View View View 93%
3. Michele Sasalier Oratino, Italy 1911 19 View View View 93%
4. Francesco Sasalira Rionero, Italy 1911 43 View View View 93%
5. Jose Sasalis 1921 24 View View View 93%
6. Giuseppe Saselli S. Elia, Italy 1912 20 View View View 93%
7. Domenico Saselli Cerenaldo 1902 30 View View View 93%
8. Domenico Sasellico Alatri 1904 19 View View View 93%

http://www.paginebianche.it/execute.cgi?iq=&ver=default&...

original manifest line 19 vito addotta uncle of carlo saselio
http://www.paginebianche.it/execute.cgi?iq=&ver=default&...

Please help

ks343304 — 2011-03-14 05:45:45Z

Does anyone have any advice on how to find out a true last name? My grandfather came from Italy in the early 1920s through Sicily and was supposedly nobility. He passed away when my father was very very young and his last name was changed when he came through Ellis Island. I have no idea what my real last name would be or how to find out where he came from. Supposedly, the original last name was several words, but I also do not speak Italian. I don't care about titles or money or anything like that, I just want to find out where I came from. Thank you!

Re: Sanminiatelli family, Greve and Florence

nst156 — 2010-09-26 21:59:33Z

Thanks for the information Christopher, I have these same details too.

I think I need to get hold of Libro d'Oro or Annuario della Nobilta Italiana which should give more detail on the family.

Kind regards

Neil

Re: Sanminiatelli family, Greve and Florence

BarriosdeLeon — 2010-09-26 20:28:50Z

According to the following article:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/1378610/Countess-...

Anna Lucrezia ("Annalu") Corsini was born in Florence on November 15 1933. In earlier times, her family produced churchmen as well as bankers, among them Lorenzo Corsini who reigned as Pope Clement XII from 1730 to 1740.

Annalu Corsini married Count Cosimo Andrea ("Gingio") Sanminiatelli, the eldest son of a well-known Pisan family, in 1955. The Count's uncle, the writer Bino Sanminiatelli, lived at Vinamaggio, the 15th-century house which was used by Kenneth Branagh as the setting for the film of Much Ado About Nothing (1993).

The Corsini family is vastly more well known than the Sanminiatelli family, but maybe you should try to find a site about Pisan noble families. Hope this is a starting point.

kind regards,

C BdeL

Sanminiatelli family, Greve and Florence

nst156 — 2010-09-21 08:23:58Z

I'm looking for information on this noble family, at one stage the owners of Villa Vignamaggio in Greve, Tuscany.

Is anyone out there able to help with trees, sources or places to start research?

Re: Origin of Budacic family in the former Principality of Poglizza (Poljica)

Mohnbauer — 2010-06-21 19:53:00Z

possible a connection to this Albanians?
possible similar names in list. only a guess by myself:
http://serbhellenic.16.forumer.com/a/truth-about-albanians_p...

a Poljica is left of Trogir next to Marina:
http://maps.google.at/maps?hl=de&client=firefox-a&hs...
another on island Krk:
http://maps.google.at/maps?client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozi...

Re: Any information regarding the Criscione

Mohnbauer — 2010-06-21 19:22:56Z

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:IMyGYRR...
http://www.maplandia.com/italy/sicilia/ragusa/casa-criscione...

Vendramin family of Venice

Mohnbauer — 2010-06-21 19:13:47Z

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vendramin

Re: Help!!!

Mohnbauer — 2010-06-21 19:05:32Z

i know Ferrari only as an italian name of orgin.
but the nobility Ferrari had some connections to France. so read the history of this Ferrari-nobility-person - possible you mean that line. Genua/Genoa where are his parents were counts is in the northern part of Italy.
Philip Ferrari de La Renotière, Herzog von Gallièra in Genua
"Ferrary was the son of the Duke and Duchess of Gallièra. His father, Raffaele de Ferrari, was a wealthy businessman made Duke of Gallièra in Genoa by Pope Gregory XVI and Prince de Lucedio by Victor-Emmanuel II, King of Italy."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philipp_von_Ferrary
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genoa
http://maps.google.at/maps?client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozi...

a famous Ferrari (without de - not of nobility)is Enzo Ferrari from northern-italian Modena in the region Emilia-Romagna. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enzo_Ferrari

Re: Any information regarding the Criscione

luckylucicaruso — 2010-04-03 02:28:29Z

My mothers maiden name was Crescione changed from Criscione when my great-grandparents immigrated from Sicily. Our family is from Comiso, and my grandfather always told me and my cousins that we descended from a Sicilian royal family - I also know there is a Castle Criscione...I would love to know more

Help!!!

socalgirl923 — 2009-12-15 09:08:10Z

There has been a story that has been in my family for years and I was wondering how I would go about figuring out if it's true. At some point, my family was either Spanish or French Royalty. They were forced to flee to Italy. I don't know really anything beyond that. Is it possible to find out who they were??

Re: Who is an Italian noble?

mcvy7 — 2009-09-17 04:58:05Z

Alittle off topic but my son is an italian with the last name Noble as is his father and his father and so on.

Re: Who is an Italian noble?

BarriosdeLeon — 2009-08-05 05:13:07Z

Anyone interested in the Italian Nobility should check the following website:

http://www.regalis.com/reg/titles.htm

It is a very helpful guide full of factual information.

Bellalagrotta

cooltiger413 — 2009-07-31 13:03:36Z

In my family their is a little story, a scicilian baron, Bellalagrotta, had an affair with the maid, that produced an iligitiment child. My Great Great Great Grandfather, Anotnoio Pecorella. The Baron gave him to the peckorella family to take care of who was in vita at the time. We don't know when Antonio was born, but his son Gaspare was born in 1863 and died in 1947. We have no doubt thi story is true. The problem is Bellalagrotta dosn't exist. We think it might have been a nickname or a made up name because my family is very ashamed of this and dosn't like to mention it. If anyone can find bellalagrotta, or sombody who could be it, please tell.

Re: Anyone have info on the Venetian family Vendramin?

luigivendramin1 — 2009-04-18 23:15:27Z

Which period interest you?
I have many infos...
Can I write in italian?

Re: Who is an Italian noble?

markrubalcava — 2009-03-30 08:27:33Z

I have heard similiar stories which my grandfather had told my father which had been relayed to him by his father. The whole "Blood revenge" is true not only with peasant but also with nobility fighting amongst themselves for total power and complete control. The story is that twin brothers with our last name were weary of the battle for money and power so they decided to leave, one came to the U.S./California and the other brother ended up deep into Mexico/Mexico City.

Re: Who is an Italian noble?

criscione11 — 2009-03-10 01:13:34Z

My grand father was a descendent of Sicilian nobility. However, he and his two brothers never mention this fact to anyone not even their wives or children. The true story of our family tree was uncovered by accident year later, after their deaths. I had read that when Italian immigrant from noble families came to the United States they hide their heritage. The reason being that the nobility was so hated by the peasant class (especially in the south) that they feared social isolation or even blood revenge. I was curious if anyone had also heard of this fact. It does explain why some family have a hidden past.

Re: Who is an Italian noble?

purbrickfamily — 2009-02-23 11:04:41Z

This is an interesting point. Regardless of whether or not the Kingdom of Italy recognised the numerous preceding houses and families of Italian nobility, I believe that descendants from those noble houses or families still have a right to say that they are of noble descent.

That said, with the abolition of the Kingdom of Italy in 1946, surely all Italian nobility has also been abolished and therefore no claims can be made to land or titles as they do not exist anymore.

John Domenecko Volente

purbrickfamily — 2009-02-23 10:51:29Z

Hi! I'm hoping that someone linked to this group may be able to help me.

I've traced my ancestry to a man called John Domenecko Volente who married in the UK in 1813 and who, according to the 1841 census, came from "Foreign Parts" (believed to be Italy). 'Family legend' has it that he was the son of a noble who fled Italy after falling out with his father. I believe he was born c. 1784 but I don't know when he landed in the UK.

Can anyone help me in either tracing his Italian ancestors or confirming the 'legend'?

Many thanks
Kent
e-mail: purbrickfamily@ntlworld.com or kent.purbrick@ukaea.org.uk

Origin of Budacic family in the former Principality of Poglizza (Poljica)

EdeP — 2008-11-23 10:25:58Z

Hello again,

after long years of further search, I can be more precise, since I ve regognized that may family is descendant of family Budacic (Bodazza, Bodaza, Bodacia, Bodacic(h), Budacich, Bodatia, Bodazia).

Question:
Does anyone know, what the origin of the family with the name Bodazza (aka Bodaza, Bodacia, Bodacic(h), Budacic(h), Bodatia, Bodazia), for which it is known that they have been accepted as nobiles of Poglizza n 1483 (see article 96 of the Statute of Poljica) is?

Background information:
As far as I know a family with this surname existed as nobiles in Ragusa (Dubrovnik) but at least the male members, except Frater Marinus de Bodazza, where killed due to a revolution they failed with.

Possibly some of the family members somehow survived and moved to Poglizza. Maybe with help of Venice, since some of the Bodazza negotiated with Venice as diplomats from Ragusa.

Maybe the family members who survived flew to Venice and have there been accepted as venetian vasalls and have been send to Poljica to ensure venetian control.

Thanks in advance and kind regards,

EdeP

Re: Pezelj from Poglizza (Poljica) - Connection to families in Venice?

EdeP — 2008-11-22 17:58:18Z

Hello again,

after long years of further search, I can be more precise.

Question:
Does anyone know, what the origin of the family with the name Bodazza (aka Bodaza, Bodacia, Bodacic(h), Budacic(h), Bodatia), for which it is known that they have been accepted as nobiles of Poglizza n 1483 (see article 96 of the Statute of Poljica) is?

Background information:
As far as I know a family with this surname existed as nobiles in Ragusa but at least the male members, except Frater Marinus Bodazza, where killed due to a revolution they failed with.

Possibly some of the family members somehow survived and moved to Poglizza. Maybe with help of Venice, since some of the Bodazza negotiated with Venice as diplomats from Ragusa.

Thanks in advance and kind regards,

EdeP

Re: Marchese Of St Agata

janeswinburne — 2008-11-19 14:41:57Z

My husband relatives worked and lived at Midford castle in the 1900's It was joseph swinburne and his family I am trying to found anything I can about them and the family they worked for.

Re: Marchese Of St Agata

darknesseverfalling — 2008-09-12 17:08:59Z

My last name is Dotto, I've been looking everywhere for proof that any of the claims (such as the claim of nobility) in our family's geneology are true.

Re: Peter Carl Barnett Barnato or Barnato

bratpaklj — 2008-02-28 05:03:53Z

Barnett Barnato
From: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition | Date: 2007

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Barnett Barnato , 1852-97, South African financier, b. London. His name originally was Barney Isaacs; he first called himself Barney Barnato when he performed as a comedian. He went to South Africa in 1873 and made a fortune by buying worked-out diamond mines in the Kimberley area and mining the abandoned blue earth. He increased his fortune by speculation in diamond and gold mines until he was maneuvered by Cecil Rhodes into merging the Kimberley interests with Rhodes's De Beers interests. He was also plunged into Cape politics and served in the Parliament there. He committed suicide.

Re: Ziani de Venezia

tvorosmarty — 2008-02-21 03:05:09Z

Dear "homesteadlite". I'm very interested to hear from you about the Ziani family!!!!

Tibor

Re: Ziani de Venezia

homesteadlite — 2008-02-19 05:23:34Z

Dear Tibor:

Tried to e-mail you regarding this, but was unsuccessful. Please contact me; I am asking my family about this fascinating twist to our tale...

Re: Who is an Italian noble?

ianandsabina — 2008-02-07 03:32:26Z

My father's family are old nobility from Mantova and my father has the certificate etc from the govnt.

Does anybody know of the Amati-Buonaccorsi name outside of Italy? I only seem to find one or the other.

Thanks.

Re: Who is an Italian noble?

kitsunenekochibi — 2007-08-13 00:15:03Z

My family on my dad's side is nobility I guess. My GG-Grandpa was the Duke of Tuscuny.

de Liette Family of 1600's Versailles, France; and Italy

jamesalfredmillerjr — 2007-05-27 06:07:25Z

I descend Michelle de Liette de Juzan of the King's cabins, Versallies, France; by her son, Mobile, Alabama, marine aide Maj. Pierre Gabriel de Juzan. He was kin to Canadian marine, aide Maj. Charles Pierre de Liette, both killed 1730's Battles of Ackia, Tupelo, Missisippi Military District. They bere kin to the de Tonty family of France (from Italy) and colonial America. The de Liettes and de Tonty's, in Paris, were called "Ancient Italians". The de Tonty family "invented" the de Tonty system of insurance.

Re: Who is "Marchese Dias Torqas Vicere Di Napoli"?

Hunter_Johnston — 2006-07-08 18:28:34Z

I can't identify him; however my "very limited" knowledge of Italian translates that as:
The Marquess Dias Torqas, Vicereoy (Governor) of Naples, Italy

You might try contacting a library in Naples and asking about the city's previous governors and thier history.

Re: Marchese Of St Agata

2006-06-18 00:52:08Z

As stated above, my last name is Dotto De Dauli. I live in Florida, however my family lives in Ragusa Sicily originally from Padova.

Re: Peter Carl Barnett Barnato or Barnato

jrt35_1 — 2006-04-13 20:00:22Z

What records do you have for him (like marriage information etc), I take it he stayed in SA. What makes you think he was registered in France?

No relation to the infamous Barney Barnato?

Peter Carl Barnett Barnato or Barnato

2006-03-12 19:59:08Z

We are trying to compile a family tree. My husbands father was Peter Carl Barnato. Born 1899. We understand that he had connections with Italian nobility...Bardon de Bourbon (or similar) He was disowned by his parents for not marrying the chosen bride...and all the finer details went to the grave with him. He was born in South Africa, evidently registered in France, but because we do not have parental details we cannot pursue further. He spoke of the film Bitter Rice being shot in the grounds of his family home....this was shot in the Piedmont area around 1949. Anyone with ANY information...please speak up!!

Sicilian Nobility

2006-03-03 17:25:43Z

I need some information on the House of the Kingdom of Two Sicily's. Before Sicily joine the Republic of Italy they were their own separate Kingdom with a monarchy

Re: Duke of Giovinazzo

M_Boscarato — 2006-03-03 00:35:45Z

Hi, www.paginebianche.it cognome Del Giudice dove Giovinazzo 3
106 Del Giudice in the provice of Bari.

Ziani de Venezia

2005-12-28 17:53:33Z

Would anyone know anything about the Ziani (Xiani) family from Venice. From what I know, our family is descended from the Marc'Antonio Ziani who moved to Vienna. Some paper was improperly recorded and became M.A.Xiani and the name became, officially, Maxiani - later Hungarianized to Maksziányi. My great grandmother, born in Budapest, retained some sort of title from Italy, was friends with King Umberto, and derived income from some sort of winery estate in Italy and travelled all over the world. Does anyone know what title the Ziani (Xiani's) could of had? Or would anyone know where I could begin to just start tracing back a tree? Nothing seems to be available for this family even though they were very important in Venetian History. Also..anyone know of why the X was replaced with a "Z" somehow? Thanks!!

Italian Nobility - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Barone Trombetta of Montebello Jonico

King Ferdinand of Naples

Re: Dolfin-Boldu+Branca, Cesaroni+Massaria, and Balbi-Valier+Corte Families

Re: Any information regarding the Criscione

Dolfin-Boldu+Branca, Cesaroni+Massaria, and Balbi-Valier+Corte Families

Re: SEDINARI

SEDINARI

Re: Any information regarding the Criscione

Any information regarding the Criscione

Re: Please help

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Please help

Re: Sanminiatelli family, Greve and Florence

Re: Sanminiatelli family, Greve and Florence

Sanminiatelli family, Greve and Florence

Re: Origin of Budacic family in the former Principality of Poglizza (Poljica)

more links to the Caucasian Albania

Re: Any information regarding the Criscione

Vendramin family of Venice

Re: Help!!!

Re: Any information regarding the Criscione

Help!!!

Re: Who is an Italian noble?

Re: Who is an Italian noble?

Bellalagrotta

Re: Anyone have info on the Venetian family Vendramin?

Re: Who is an Italian noble?

Re: Who is an Italian noble?

Re: Who is an Italian noble?

John Domenecko Volente

Origin of Budacic family in the former Principality of Poglizza (Poljica)

Re: Pezelj from Poglizza (Poljica) - Connection to families in Venice?

Re: Marchese Of St Agata

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Re: Peter Carl Barnett Barnato or Barnato

Re: Ziani de Venezia

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Re: Who is an Italian noble?

Re: Who is an Italian noble?

de Liette Family of 1600's Versailles, France; and Italy

Re: Who is "Marchese Dias Torqas Vicere Di Napoli"?

Re: Marchese Of St Agata

Re: Peter Carl Barnett Barnato or Barnato

Peter Carl Barnett Barnato or Barnato

Sicilian Nobility

Re: Duke of Giovinazzo

Ziani de Venezia