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Last name
Girgenti

Nobility: Baroni
Nobles in:
Italia (Sicilia)
Variations Last name:
Agrigento
Language of the text: Deutsch

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Girgenti
(Agrigento)

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In den Akten und reg. von R. Abbrechen. Sie können Herren nicht in Briefen, in Waffen und in anderen Lasten der höchsten Geister klären. und tempor. wir fanden die Familie Girgenti wieder; Wir werden nur von Rinaldo nobile Agrigentino sprechen, der, wie wir in einer Kopie von privil lesen. eingewickelt in den Prozess, den Knight of Malta von Gio erhielt. Porto di Girgenti erhielt 1498. im vierten des Mont'aperti, dessen Prozess vom Baron von Summatino Gaspare lo Porto durchgeführt wurde; von Rè Martino an Rinaldo Girgenti verliehen, 1397 in Siragusa gegeben. Dies nennt man den oben genannten edlen Rinaldo und seine Familie, und er gewährt ihm das Schloss von Agrigento, um die Unterdrückung der Chiaramontani mit Henrico Mont 'offener Stadt von ihm zu entfernen von Agrigent erwähnt, von wo aus wir den Rinaldo Girgenti Castellano d'Agrigento deutlich sehen; und schließlich für ein Kapitel des Ehevertrags zwischen Gerardo Girgenti und Brigida

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Girgenti
(Agrigento)

1. Coat of arms of family:
Agrigento, Girgenti, Grigento


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Blazon of family
Agrigento, Girgenti, Grigento

Spaccato, al primo d'azzurro, alla torre d'argento, sormontata da tre torrette dello stesso, aperta e finestrata del campo; al secondo d'argento, a tre fascie ondate d'azzurro.

Fonte bibliografica: "Nobiliario di Sicilia" di Antonio Mango di Casalgerardo (Palermo, A. Reber, 1912) custodito presso la biblioteca centrale della regione Sicilia.

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