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Last name
Corvi

Nobility: Patrizi - Nobili - Baroni - Marchesi
Nobles in:
Italia (Veneto - Emilia Romagna - Umbria - Lazio - Abruzzo)
Variations Last name:
Corbo, Corvo, de Corvis
Language of the text: English

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Corvi
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Ancient and very noble Italian family, known as Corvi, Corvo, de Corvis or Corbo, of clear and ancestral virtue. It originated in Naples from where it then branched out into Abruzzo, settling in the cities of Atri, Ortona a Mare, L'Aquila and Sulmona. Starting from the late 18th century it also branched out into Umbria and some Lazio territories. Other branches are attested in Molise. This house had numerous fiefdoms, including: Campovalente, Canacchiola, Carceri, Cerasoli, Cerrano, Pietrabbontante, Roccascalegna, S. Pio, Torre Cerviglioni, Cannocchiale, Morrone and Jaevim of Isernia. He also enjoyed the following titles: patricians of L'Aquila (1692), nobles of Sulmona, barons of Fontecchio, barons of S. Pio, barons of Torre Cerviglioni (1481), marquises of Zazzara (1606). In 1507 he had also worn the Maltese habit. The family began its descent in Sulmona towards the middle of the 14th century, when Seniola de Corvo, a rich merchant, moved there. Annibale

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Corvi
(Corbo, Corvo, de Corvis)

1. Coat of arms of family:
Corvi, Corvo


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Corvi, Corvo

Di oro al corvo di nero fermo sulla maggiore delle tre vette di un monte di verde movente dalla punta.

Blasone della famiglia Corvi, baroni di Fontecchio e Roccascalegna, nobili di Sulmona. Fonte bibliografica: "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. Spreti" vol II. Note: secondo il Crollalanza la famiglia si scrive nella forma "Corvo".

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Corvi


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Corvi

Troncato; nel 1° d'azzurro, ad un sole raggiante di colore rosso chiaro, nel 2° d'oro, ad un corvo volante.

Blasone della famiglia Corvi in Bologna. Fonte bibliografica: "Armorial Général par J.B.Rietstap - Deuxième èdition refondue et augmentée".

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Corvi

D'argento, ad un corvo di nero.

Blasone della famiglia Corvi in Padova. Fonte bibliografica: "Armorial Général par J.B.Rietstap - Deuxième èdition refondue et augmentée".

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4. Coat of arms of family:
Corvi


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Corvi

D'argento, ad una divisa di azzurro, accompagnata in punta da un corvo rivolto su un terreno ristretto al naturale movente dalla punta.

Blasone della famiglia Corvi in Modena. Fonte bibliografica: "Raccolta di molti blasoni hod'arme di molte famiglie che si conservano in Modena appresso a Innocenzo Giacomelli", Volume XIII.

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5. Coat of arms of family:
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Corvi

D'oro al corvo di nero sostenuto da un monte di tre cime di verde uscente dalla punta dello scudo , e sormontato da un giglio di rosso.

Blasone (alias) della famiglia Corvi di Sulmona. Fonte bibliografica: "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. Spreti".

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Corvi

D'azzurro, alla banda di rosso, accompagnata da due corvi di nero, uno in capo e uno in punta

Blasone della famiglia Corvi in Roma. Fonte bibliografica: "Manoscritto Gaddi Hercolani".

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