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Last name
Montori

Nobility: Marchesi - Nobili
Nobles in:
Italia (Emilia Romagna - Umbria)
Variations Last name:
Montorij
Language of the text: Español

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Son nobles de Umbría con el título de Marqués en la diócesis de Narni, tomando el nombre del feudo que poseen. Han pasado alrededor de 100 años desde que colocaron Casa en Roma en el distrito de Regola. Tienen una relación con Cesi, con Pallavicini, con Papazzurri, con Marescotti. Girolama Pallavicini era esposa de Giovanni Battista, marqués de Montori, y tía de Cassandra Guarnella, mi esposa, murió de 71 años de muerte súbita, después de haber hecho pruebas a favor de la S. Casa di Loreto, quería modernizar la voluntad pero no pudo muerte inesperada Conocí a Mons. Montorio, obispo de Nicastro, quien dirigió su fortuna en el pontificado de Clemente VIII, en cuyo comienzo fue enviado un extraordinario nuncio a Francia, y varias veces llamado cardenal; su desgracia fue que, siendo Cintio Passeri hecho cardenal, llamado cardenal de San Giorgio antes de Pietro Aldobrandino, se unió a los Passeri,

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Montori
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Montori

D'azzurro, al monte di sei cime d'argento, movente dalla punta, sormontato da un albero di verde, accompagnato da tre stelle d'oro, ordinate in capo.

Blasone della famiglia Montori da Bologna. Fonte bibliografica: "Dizionario storico blasonico delle famiglie nobili e notabili italiane estinte e fiorenti" vol.II, compilato dal Comm. G.B. di Crollalanza, edito presso la direzione del giornale araldico, Pisa 1888.

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