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Last name: Carminati Di Brambilla

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Language of the text: Italiano
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Carminati Di Brambilla


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Nobility crown Carminati Di BrambillaEl fundador de esta familia es Bartolomeo Carminati, exiliado del Valle de Brambilla en Bergamasco en 1443 por orden de la República de Serenissima. Se debió a Giovanni Francesco (fallecido en 1599), diputado de la Fabbrica del Duomo en 1577, quien a su vez era el abuelo de Carlo (1606-1663), capitán de la Milicia Urbana. De Julio César (1632-1673) nació Gerolamo (1658-1699), jurisconsulto, pretor de Vigogna y Lesa, padre de otro Giulio Cesare (1685-1755), admitido en el patricio milanés en 1721, del XII de provisión en 1522 De su tío materno, Fabio Mangino heredó un derecho de nacimiento, que incluía la casa ancestral ubicada en Milán en via di Brera y la villa de Castellana cerca de Legnano. Era esposo de Giuseppe (1814-1887), esposo de Paola Roero de los Condes de Settime y de Teresa casada en 1847 con el conde Lorenzo Sormani Andreani. De Giuseppe Giulio (1837-1919), nació el ...

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Coat of arms of family Carminati di brambilla

1. Coat of arms of family: Carminati di brambilla
Language of the text: Italiano

Semipartito e troncato: nel primo d'oro all'aquila di nero coronata dal campo; nel secondo d'argento al leone di rosso uscente dalla troncatura; nel terzo di rosso al carretto d'oro. Cimiero: Una testa e collo d'aquila di nero.


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2. Coat of arms of family: Carminati di Brambilla
Language of the text: Italiano

Semipartito spaccato; nel 1° d'oro, all'aquila spiegata di nero, coronata del campo; nel 2° d'argento, al leone rampante di rosso uscente dallo spaccato; nel 3° di rosso, ad una carretta d'oro. Cimiero: Una testa e collo d'aquila di nero. Motto: spero.

Carminati di Brambilla o Brambilla. Citato in "Dizionario storico blasonico delle famiglie nobili e notabili italiane estinte e fiorenti" vol.I, pag. 167, compilato dal Comm. G.B. di Crollalanza, edito presso la direzione del giornale araldico, Pisa 1888.

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