Nachname

Pezzo

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Originally from Cilento, the soldier Stanislao del Pezzo, who lived in 1109, was the progenitor. Divided into two large lines, the first remained in Cilento, and the other passed to Salerno. This was divided into three branches, the first of which passed in Naples, has been extinct for not many years; the second, decorated with the title of Marquis of Civitaretenga, became extinct in the 19th century in the Grimaldi family, and the third heraldic updates have not taken place since 1834. The Dukes of Cajanello descend from the Cilento branch. This family enjoyed nobility in Amalfi, in Salerno in the seat of Campo and in that of Portaretese, and in Naples in the seats of Montagna and Portanuova, and dressed the habit of the SMO Gerosolim. in 1551. He owned 35 baronies, the marquisates of Civitaretegna and Campodisola, the duchy of Cajanello, and the principality of S. Pio della Camera. Francesco was judge of the Grand Court of the Vicariate in 1549; Giovanni Alfonso was war captain of the city of Bari in 1553; Octavius, lieutenant general of the militia of the kingdom in 1647. He gave the Church a Caesar, bishop of Sulmona and Valva in 1593; a Clement Bishop of Aquila then of Castellammare in 1651; and an Antonio Arciv. of Sorrento in 1641. It was ascribed to the Register of the family of the Knights of Malta of justice, princes of S. Pio of the Chamber from 1645, dukes of Caianello from 1651 and marquis by succession of the De Simone family, with seniority since 1722. Reiterately recognized as ancient nobility in the admission tests in the RR. Bodyguards.

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