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Last name
Ferrari Da Grado

Nobility: Nobili
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Italia (Lombardia - Liguria)
Language of the text: Portugûes

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Família Pavese cujas primeiras lembranças remontam a 1381 com um Giovanni, oficial das ruas de Pavia. ele deu homens instruídos nas ciências médicas, jurídicas e notárias. Giovanni Matteo, professor da Universidade de Pavia, era médico do Doge de Gênova e das casas principescas de Mântua e Bolonha, autor de várias obras autorizadas. Ele deixou o hospital de Pieta di S. Matteo, herdeiro de seus bens quando morreu em 1465. Giovanni Paolo em 1559 era um cavaleiro de Malta. O general Federico estava a serviço do Grão-Duque da Toscana e o acompanhou no exílio e nomeado marechal de campo do exército austríaco, ele tinha o título de barão do império austríaco. A corte heráldica da Lombardia em 29 de março de 1775 reconheceu a nobreza dessa família e o uso do brasão de armas descrito acima. Com DM 1909, ele foi reconfirmado na nobreza (mf) e reconheceu o tratamento de don

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Partito: nel primo di rosso al leone d'oro tenente una grata di ferro e attraversato da una fascia d'argento, col capo d'oro caricato di un'aquila coronata di nero; nel secondo di rosso al leone d'oro rivoltato, tenente un calice dello stesso e attraversato da una gemella in fascia d'argento, col capo d'oro caricato di un'aquila coronata di nero.

Blasone della famiglia Ferrari da Grado, fonte: "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. Spreti" vol. III.

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