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Nota

Nobility: Nobili - Baroni
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Die Turiner Familie Oriunda verbreitete sich im Laufe der Jahrhunderte in verschiedenen Regionen Italiens. Cesare, der der Kontrolleur der SAR war, erhielt die Waffe am 4. April 1675. Der Sohn von diesen, Giuseppe Antonio, war wie sein Vater, der Kontrolleur der SAR, und am 7. Dezember 1692 wurde er für ihn und seine Nachkommen in ein edles Lehen investiert. Männer, von Waren im Gebiet von Valfenera. Es war sein Sohn Giovanni Zaccaria, der Ignazio mitbrachte, der von seiner Hochzeit Luisa, die Schwester des berühmten Botanikers Carlo Allioni, Alberto hatte (Nr. Turin, 15. November 1775, Dezember dort, 17. April 1847). Dies war der angesehene Dramatiker, der mit seinen Theaterproduktionen seinen ruhmreichen Namen und seinen bleibenden Ruhm hinterließ. 1803 wurde er dem Strafverfolger des Gerichts von Turin zugeteilt, von 1811 bis 1815 wurde er zum kaiserlichen Prokurator des Gerichts von Vercelli ernannt. Bei der Restaurierung hatte er die Positionen eines bestimmten Bibliothekars

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Interzato in fascia; nel 1° d'azzurro, al crescente montante d'argento; nel 2° d'oro, al leone illeopardito d'azzurro, lampassato di rosso; nel 3° palato d'oro e di rosso. Cimiero: Un crescente montante d'argento. Motto: SIC RERUM VICISSITUDO.

Blasone della famiglia Nota. 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. Note: Il torinese Alberto Nota, segretario intimo di Carlo-Alberto principe di Carignano, divenne uno de' più insigni commediografi del XIX secolo. Salito quel Re al trono nel 1832, cominciò a conferirgli P Ordine civile di Savoja, poi nel 1834 quello dei SS. Maurizio e Lazzaro, infine nel 1838 regiollo della dignità ereditaria di barone. Ebbe anche il grado d'intendente generale, e morì nel 1847. — Carlo, suo figlio, divenne consigliere di Corte d'appello e sposò Luisa dei marchesi della Rovere. La famiglia si estingue nella costui figlia Adelasia-Closvinda moglie del conte Gaetano-Egisippo Palma di Borgofranco.

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