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Last name
Pasqualini

Nobility: Conti - Nobili - Patrizi
Nobles in:
Italia
Language of the text: Italiano

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Famiglia urbinate, alla cui Nobiltà fu ascritta nel 1830 nella persona di Filippo, il quale fin dal 1828 aveva ottenuto il Patriziato di San Marino. La famiglia è iscritta nell'Elenco Ufficiale Nobile Italiano con i titoli di nobile di Urbino (maschi e femmine), patrizio di San Marino (maschi e femmine). Nazzareno, nato Urbino 4 ottobre 1861 dai furono Spiridione e Caterina Magrini; dottore in giurisprudenza, avvocato, consigliere di Corte d'appello in Ancona, Cavaliere ufficiale dei Santi Maurizio e Lazzaro e Corona d'Italia; sposato 4 settembre 1889 con la nobile Rosina Fantoni di Urbino. Altro ramo. Antica e nobile famiglia originaria di Bologna. Altro ramo. E' questa una delle più ricche famiglie cittadinesche originarie dalla Motta di Livenza, al cui Consiglio appartenne da epoca lontana. I possedimenti di questa famiglia si trovano descritti, fino dal 1514, nelle Redecime dei X Savi di Rialto in Venezia. Qui, nella contrada di S. Giovanni

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Stemma Pasqualini dell'Italia

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D'azzurro al monte di tre cime di verde all'italiana movente dalla punta, sostenente un agnello pasquale di argento reggente una bandiera in sbarra di argento con croce rossa al centro, accompoagnata in capo da tre stelle d'oro (6) male ordinati.

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