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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Nobili
Nobles in:Italia (Lombardia - Emilia Romagna)
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The documented genealogy of this family, among the notable of Carpi, ascends uninterrupted to the first half of the fifteenth century, starting with a Iacopino Bagassi who died already in 1422. In 1470 (January 1), Marco and Leonello Pio, lords of Carpi, released to Antonio di Paolo Bagassi a diploma with which his "Castellania" was granted to his family, which was a kind of higher and more distinct citizenship than if they were given to people of merit and trustworthy de 'Principi. During the XVI-XVIII centuries the members of this family covered the primary city positions, that is, of priori, of provisional and general massari. At the beginning of the seventeenth century, a branch moved to Mantua where he became related to the noble and rich Remembered family and in March 1674 he was decorated by the Duke of Mantua with the comital title transmissible to the descendants in the person of Giacinto who assumes the surname Remembered. Distinguished literates and poets, doctors and jurists gave their homeland at all times. We will only remember Jerome (1549-1598), provost of the cathedral of Carpi, learned in the oriental languages, praiseworthy and pious priest, founder in Carpi of a female Educandate now called "Zitelle del Soccorso Orphanage"; another Girolamo (1650-1707), though a priest, writer and poet, prince of the Carpigiana Academy of the "Apparenti"; the lawyer Eustacchio (1730-1796) a man dear to the letters, a meritorious of the Carpenian historical studies, friend and highly appreciated correspondent of the famous abbot Tiraboschi. The descendants of Floriano Cabassi (1740-1817) were declared noble of Carpi, in the male line, with the reformation of that community November 28, 1818. Living members: Julius Caesar (deceased), of Alexander, of Nicola, of Floriano. Daughter: Eminia, born 1891. Brothers: Laura, born May 1, 1850; Horace, born 7 November 1852; ved. by Ferrari Giovanna; Camilla, born 12 June 1857, see Ferraguti; Vittoria in Vellani, born 31 August 1859. Daughter of Francesco, brother of Giulio Cesare: Giuseppe, born 23 August 1901; Maria, born 20 August 1900. Children of Horace: Enrico, born 3 October 1882, married in Sbrani Maria: Jole, born 25 September ...
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BlazonBagassi
1. Coat of arms of family: Bagassi
Language of the text: Italiano
Troncato: nel primo d'oro all'aquila coronata di nero; nel secondo d'azzurro all'albero di verde, sradicato e fruttato al naturale.
Blasone della famiglia Giovannizio. Fonte bibliografica: "Dizionario storico blasonico delle famiglie nobili e notabili italiane estinte e fiorenti" vol.I, compilato dal Comm. G.B. di Crollalanza, edito presso la direzione del giornale araldico, Pisa 1888.
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