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Morrone Mozzi

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The Morrone family is originally from Penna S. Giovanni, but is among the oldest and most noble in the city of Fermo. Many illustrious personalities came from this family especially excellent in arms. Pellegrino, living in the second half of the fifteenth century, was among the most authoritative in his homeland; Francesco, his son and Federico, his nephew, shone in wisdom by holding the highest civic offices. Marchetto, senior was an illustrious leader. He was taught by Giordano Orsini. In 1564, the pope made him a leader. He was taught by Iordano Orsini. In 1564, the pope made him leader of 200 infantry to tame the exiles from Ascoli. In 1576, appointed battle captain over 12 Terre della Marca. In 1585 the Pope commissioned him to hire men creating him castellan of Civitavecchia. In 1588 Sixtus IV appointed him battle captain and sergeant major of the ecclesiastical army. In charge

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Partito; nel primo d'azzurro al leopardo al naturale rampante tenente con tre zampe una penna di struzzo di argento, e sostenuto da un monte di tre cime all'italiana di oro (Morrone); nel secondo di rosso al libro d'argento aperto con scrittura in nero, sostenuto da un monte di tre cime d'oro all'italiana ristretto e accompagnato in capo da un giglio d'oro (Mozzi).

Blasone della famiglia Morroni Mozzi. Fonte: "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. SPRETI", vol. IV.

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