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Last name: Caltrano

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Language of the text: Italiano
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Caltrano


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Nobility crown CaltranoTres familias del mismo nombre florecieron en Vicenza. El primero se recuerda en la crónica de Ecellinus hecha en 1203 para reconocer a los nobles de la Marca; el segundo tenía ciudadanía en 1409; y el tercero en 1470. Arma de la familia: D'azzurro, con una pared almenada adornada con seis torres 3 y 3, todas hechas de plata, acompañadas en la cabeza por una estrella con seis rayos dorados. Muchas de las familias que pertenecían a la nobleza veneciana, muchas de ellas eran de Verona, incluso si no todas fueron escritas al ya noble Consejo de Verona, según lo informado por Cartolari en sus "Notas sobre varias familias ilustres de Verona y Familias ya adscritas a Noble Concilio de Verona ", impreso en Verona en 1885 en octavo, por Vicentini y Franchini. Una versión antigua sobre el origen de esta familia dice: "Venían de otras tierras, homeni muy grandes, generalmente de facende, y eran zojelieri y otros sorte de mercantie, e hicieron de belli stabeli, por encima de los cimientos de la misma ciudad". Y, de hecho, en esta ciudad hay recuerdos de una familia. Los núcleos de estas personas se establecieron en Chioggia, Pellestrina y otros lugares en la costa de la laguna, donde, para distinguir uno del otro, se llamaban: Chiodo, Bazzara, Drago, Grillo, Campanaro, Piva, Cajo, Dalla Cariola, Salata , Penini, Busi, Gallo, Labbia, Daotto, Bell'umore, Brazzara, Marchian, Marubio, etc. No es improbable que ninguno de estos abandonara el apellido original para asumir definitivamente lo que fueron apodados. ...

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Blazon Caltrano

Coat of arms of family Caltrano

1. Coat of arms of family: Caltrano
Language of the text: Italiano

D'azzurro, ad un ricinto di mura merlate con sei torri 3 e 3, il tutto d'agento, accompagnate in capo da una stella di sei raggi d'oro.


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Coat of arms of family Caltrano

2. Coat of arms of family: Caltrano
Language of the text: Italiano

Un griffo rampante nero in campo d'oro.


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