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Last name
Carbone

Nobility: Signori - Nobili - vice Duchi
Nobles in:
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Language of the text: Portugûes

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Carbone

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Família romana antiga, de nobreza clara e antiga, que se espalhou ao longo dos séculos em várias regiões da Itália. No Registro de Terras do Salvador, sob o ano de 1331, lemos: "Nobilis vir Joannes Carbonus Sindicus Societatis" e nos contratos dos seguintes tempos eram sempre chamados nobres. Eles tinham uma casa no distrito de Monti, como evidenciado pelas declarações de muitos instrumentos e testamentos, em vários arquivos de Roma. Outro ramo. Antiga casa siciliana, que gozava de nobreza em Messina, Palermo e Salemi. Já em 1283, encontramos um notário Filippo de Carbone, de Geraci, cavaleiro e um juiz Matteo de Carbone, também cavaleiro. Mas, por outro lado, essa família, em todas as épocas, sempre conseguiu se destacar, graças aos altos personagens a que deu à luz. Entre eles, sem elevar o valor dos omitidos, lembramos: Antonino, juiz do tribunal Straticoziale de Messina, no ano de 1411; Andrea, com o

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D'oro, a tre pali di verde.

Stemma della famiglia Carbone. Fonte bibliografica: "Armorial Général par J.B.Rietstap - Deuxième èdition refondue et augmentée - Tome I A-K".

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Carbone

Di verde a tre pali d'oro, con la banda attraversante di rosso.

Blasone della famiglia Carbone nel territorio napoletano. Fonte: "Stemmario Vesuviano".

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