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Last name
Scaccia Alberti

Nobility: Nobili
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Italia (Umbria - Toscana)
Language of the text: Español

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Scaccia Alberti

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A Pilade, hijo de Lodovico y Antonietta Alberti, con el Real Decreto del 27 de abril de 1899 obtuvo la autorización para agregar el apellido de Alberti al suyo. La familia está registrada en la Lista Oficial de Nobles Italianos con el título de noble de Città della Pieve (mf.), En la persona de Pilade, Lodovico, Ignazio, comandante de la Armada en reposo, caballero de la Corona de Italia, nacido en Città. del Pieve el 13 de enero de 1852, murió el 1 de abril de 1915. Hijo: Lodovico, oficial de la Royal Navy, nacido en Porto S. Stefano (Monte Argentario) el 12 de agosto de 1889, fallecido. a causa de la guerra, el 16 de noviembre de 1918. Era la costumbre de las familias más antiguas, que después de la caída del Imperio Romano, en la inundación de los bárbaros, tenían sus apellidos, sus estudios y otras cosas hermosas

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Partito: nel primo di rosso a una spada e una sciabola al naturale, decussate, all'ingiù; col capo d'azzurro carico di tre stelle di sei raggi d'oro, ordinate in fascia, e sostenuto da una fascia d'argento (Scaccia); nel secondo d'azzurro al monte di tre cime uscente dalla punta e sormontato dal sole, il tutto d'oro; col capo d'oro carico di un'aquila bicipide di nero, coronata del campo all'imperiale (II partizione).

Blasone della famiglia Scaccia Alberti, fonte bibliografica del blasone: "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. Spreti" vol. VI p.176.

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