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Variations Last name: Obradich Bevilaqua,Obradich Bevilaqua Catinelli
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Bevilaqua
Variations Last name: Obradich Bevilaqua,Obradich Bevilaqua Catinelli
Obradich-Bevilaqua, (Taf. 42.) Old, Slavic, extinct family of the islands of Lesina and Curzola, whose name is also written: "Obradich-Bevilaqua". Johann Obradich-Bevilacqua, the penultimate offspring of the male family, was probably the most famous of his name. He distinguished himself particularly in the service of the Venetian Republic and, in particular, victoriously commanded a squadron of barges against the corsairs of Narenta during one of their raids against Spalato, for which deed the Doge Domenico Contarini, de dato Venice, made him a "Knight of San Marco" with all the privileges of this title on March 16, 1660. He left behind only one son, Johann, who became the father of three daughters, namely 1) Girolama, married to the Nobile Giovanni Garagnin in Traú; 2) Maria, married to the Nobile Giambattista Cattinelli in Parenzo; 3) Antonia, married to the Nobile Pietro Angelini in Lesina. Maria, married to Cattinelli, had a grandson named ...
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BlazonBevilaqua
Variations Last name: Obradich Bevilaqua,Obradich Bevilaqua Catinelli
1. Coat of arms of family: Bevilaqua, Obradich Bevilaqua
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In B. ein freistehender S. Springbrunnen, welcher aus seiner Mitte aufwärts nach zwei Seiten hin im Bogen je einen dicken Wasserstrahl in das auf einem Fussgestell ruhende Becken herabfallen lässt. Den Schild deckt die Krone der Nobili. Devise: SEMPER. RIGATA. CRESCUNT.
Quelle: "Siebmacher's großes und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Bd. 4 (Habsburgermonarchie), 3. Abt.:
Der Adel des Königreichs Dalmatien, Nürnberg 1873, 65".
2. Coat of arms of family: Obradich Bevilaqua Catinelli
Language of the text: Deutsch
Geviertet; 1 und 4 in B., drei (1,2) flache S. Schalen oder Näpfe (redendes Wappen, Catinella im Italienischen = Napf). 2 und 3 in S. ein mit der # g. umwundene Stange pfahlweise gestellte, kk. rechts abfliegende g. Bataillons-Fahne in welcher der kaiserl. # Adler nebst der geflammten # g., r. 8. äusseren Einfassung. Kleinod: zwei gekronte Helme; 1) einwärts gewandter von B. und S. verwechselt quergetheilter, geschlossener Flug. 2) Die Fahne wie im Schilde. Decken: Beiderseits b. S. Devise: " EST. MODUS. IN. REBUS." S., auf b. Bande.
Wappen der Ritter von Catinelli (Dipl. 27. Dezember 1854). Quelle "Siebmacher's großes und allgemeines Wappenbuch, Bd. 4 (Habsburgermonarchie), 3. Abt.:
Der Adel des Königreichs Dalmatien, Nürnberg 1873, 65".
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