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Dossier: 1747
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Last name
Gironcoli

Nobility: Nobili
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Italia (Friuli Venezia Giulia)
Language of the text: Italiano

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Nei pubblici annali della Comunità di Udine (Acta LXXXI), si trova nominato nel 1669 fra i cittadini popolari un tal Francesco quondam Giovanni Batta, dal quale è derivata, a quanto sembra, questa nobile famiglia goriziana. Essa appare nella sua nuova residenza, Gorizia, nella prima metà del 700. Acquistata una certa importanza per censo e per cariche, essa fu elevata al grado di nobile del S.R.I. dall'imperatrice Maria Teresa con diploma dato a Vienna del 19 novembre 1760 nella persona di Francesco Giovanni, podestà gastaldo di Gorizia. Oltre la nobiltà il sovrano gli concesse il predicato di Steinbrunn, che ora, a norma delle recenti disposizioni, fu tradotto in Fontesasso. Il reverendo Antonio, nato a Udine, mansionario del capitolo di Aquileia, fu uomo assai versato nella scienza chimica. Morì ad Aquileia l'anno 1729. La dinastia, divenuti, colla guerra di redenzione, cittadini italiani, fu riconosciuto il titolo di nobile del S.R.I. e il

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Inquartato: nel primo e quarto d'azzurro alla fontana sorgente da un muro rotondo, il tutto al naturale, nel secondo e terzo di rosso alla bilancia in bilico d'oro. sovpastante ad una spada d'acciaio coll'elsa d'oro, posta in banda. Cimiero: Un cervo al naturale nascente.

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