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Dossier: 3799
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Last name
Traditi

Nobility: Patrizi
Nobles in:
Italia (Toscana)
Variations Last name:
Tradito
Language of the text: English

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Traditi
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From a Cristofano, by Jacopo, Pierto was born, who was of the priors of Arezzo in 1841. His son Francesco was one of the General Workers of the city in 1503. Cristofano, born from him, was from the Collegio in 1552, and his son Piero he was a member of the Council in Portoferraio (1614), like his nephew Francesco (1692), whose son Giuseppe was of the elderly of this city and by his wife Angiola Pandolfi had Giovan Battista, Pierfrancesco and Giuseppe Antonio, husband of Anna Maria Sigismiller and father of Pietro Carlo (dec. 1826), from which came: Giovan Benedetto (n.1800), Giovanni (n.1805), Ardon (n.1809), Maria Aurora and Giuseppe (n.30 July 1823). The T. family ascribed to the aretine nobility with decree of 23 august 1756, was then, with subsequent decree 29 august 1792, promoted to the honor of the patrician. The family is registered in the Official Italian Noble

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Traditi
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Traditi


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Traditi

Partito: nel 1° troncato, a. d'oro, all'aquila dal volo abbassato di nero, coronata del campo, b. di nero, a due fasce d'oro; nel 2° di nero, alla muraglia merlata di tre pezzi di verde, movente dalla punta e dai fianchi dello scudo.

Blasone della famiglia Traditi (o) dalla Toscana. Nelle Filze di Giustificazioni, il 2° punto sembra piuttosto un troncato merlato di nero e di verde. Fonte: "Raccolta Ceramelli Papiani" custodita presso l'archivio di stato di Firenze, fasc. 6626.

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