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Ancient and noble family from Fontanile that has spread in Casale Monferrato, Mantua and Alessandria and, over the centuries, all over the world. The family had a Knight of Malta with Ferdinando, in 1580. The forefather is recognized in a Gian Matteo, from Fontanile, already dead in 1539, father of Ardizzino, senator and captain general of Justice in Casale (1562). His son Orazio bought the fief of Bruno and was invested of it with noble title on March 24th 1588. A decade later, April 15, 1598, the feud was erected in County in favor of the son of him, Ortensio, magistrate of Mantua and senator, He died without offspring. He was succeeded by his brother Ardizzino (dec. 1617), governor of Trino, and like his brother, Senator. His son Ferdinando got the the marquisate on the fief of Bruno on March 31, 1648. Niccolò, who died in 1681, bought by the ...
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