Cognome

Marsicano

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Ancient and noble Calabrian family, originally from Altilia, originally called "Marsico" or "Marsica", which has spread over the centuries in different regions of Italy, where its numerous branches, to stand out, took on surnames such as "Marsicano", "Marsi" or "dei Marsi". In any case, the origin of this cognomination, in the name of illustrious genealogists, should be sought in the Italianization of the Latin cognomen "Marsicus", with the proper meaning of "Marsican", probably belonging to a now unknown progenitor. The family, already in the fifteenth century, was in Naples, at the Aragonese court. This illustrious lineage, which bears the baronial title above Campitelli, possessed, since the late sixteenth century, the fiefdoms of Lattarico and Regina, so much so that, even after the subversion of feudalism (law 2 August 1806), its members continued to dwell in Lattarico, despite their possessions and therefore their economic interests had been drastically reduced due to

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