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Righini Di S. Giorgio

Nobility: Baroni
Nobles in:
Italia (Piemonte - Liguria)
Variations Last name:
Righini
Language of the text: Italiano

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Righini Di S. Giorgio
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Famiglia oriunda da Marzio (Varese) e venuta poscia in Torino alla quale appartenne Paolo Felice (defunto 1780) che fu padre di Paolo, che fu console generale di Sardegna in Francia, Alessandro, Gaspare che fu dottore di leggi e Ignazio. Da quest'ultimo origina la linea di S. Albino. Alessandro (nato 1750 c., defunto roma 1804), che fu applicato all'ufficio del soldo (1775), vice conservatore delle strade e ponti (1779), mastro uditore (1793), acquistò da Filiberto Arnold, Introdd con Rhèmes, e S. Georges, di cui fu investito il 5 febbraio 1793 col titolo signorile e successivamente col titolo baronale il 6 marzo 1795. Sposò Giuseppa Badia e da queste nozze nacque Giuseppe (nata Torino, 18 febbraio 1781, defunta ivi, 27 gennaio 1871), che fu tenente generale e governatore di Novara e di Alessandria (1838). Dalle sue nozze con Carola Recco nacquero, fra gli altri, Alessandro e Paolo. Alessandro (nato Sassari, 30 giugno

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Righini Di S. Giorgio
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Righini di San Giorgio, Righini


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Righini di San Giorgio, Righini

Partito: nel primo palato d'oro e di rosso di quattro pezzi, i pali di rosso caricati di un leone d'oro; nel secondo troncato: a) d'azzurro al giglio d'oro; b) d'oro a due fasce di rosso.

Blasone della famiglia Righini o Righini di San Giorgio. Fonte bibliografica: "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. Spreti" vol.V.

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