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Last name
Trombi

Nobility: Nobles - Counts
Nobles in:
Italy (Lombardy - Emilia Romagna)
Language of the text: English

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Trombi

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Ancient and noble Italian family, of clear and ancestral virtue, that has worldwide spread, over the centuries. The clear nobility of the House is confirmed by its presence in the valuable work "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana", by Vittorio Spreti. According to what has been handed down, Andrea Trombi, from Bergamo, moved to Finale in the XVI century and there settled his family, relating kinship with the main and most noble families of Finale, such as Miari, Frassoni and Gnoli. Moreover, this family, in all ages, always stood out, thanks to the prominent figures, which gave birth, in the public service, in the liberal and ecclesiastical professions and in the military service. Among these, without undervalue the omitted, we would like to mention: Viviano, embankment judge in 1550; Francesco, titular and cleric of the Pope's chamber, who died in Rome in 1591; knight Guido Ottavio, prior of Finale in 1620; Venanzio, benefactor

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Trombi

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Trombi


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Blazon of family
Trombi

Azure, a tree proper nourri on a mount in base of the same, supported by two goats salient affrontant, white; on a chief or supported by a fillet gules, a double-headed eagle with an imperial crown or on both heads, holding with the dexter talon a sword argent, hilt and pomel or, and with the sinister talon a trumpet of the same.

Blazon of family Trombi from Finale Emiliano. Source: "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. SPRETI", vol. VI page 726.

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