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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Conti
Nobles in:Italia
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Variations Last name: Codatto
Variations of surnames are frequent and mainly derive from involuntary acts such as translation errors or dialectal inflections or from voluntary acts such as attempts to escape persecution or acquisition of titles and properties of other families
It is a highly accepted opinion that the members of the family, widespread in Piedmont and Veneto, derive from a count of Savoy, who was called C. for his long correspondence. Towards the thousand they lived in Savona, and belonged to the city judiciary; they also had famous navigators. The family are also called Cauda, related to the Carretto family, owned part of the fief of Gravere, in the Susa district around 1663. This branch was invested with the title of the town on February 17, 1722, and then that of the counts of Casalette. They lived in the Veneto region since 1299, in which year the Venetian Giovanni suffered some reprisals from the Milanese. The Republic intervened in this matter, and also, for other commercial reasons, that the aforementioned C. had (1311) in Sciampagna. In that century to the 22 of September 1377 Marquardo of Randech, Patriarch of Aquileia, connected to Leonardo C. a manso (farm) in S. Vidotto near Rosam to right of fief of the marquisate; also in Friuli, April 17, 1599, Don Adriano, parish priest of Gemona, obtained an investiture, described in the Udine catastic; later this family is registered in the military roles of the Venetian Republic. At the dawn of the eighteenth century, and throughout that century, the members of the family occupied various degrees in the militias of the Signoria, and in the regiment of Colonel Petrovich there was in 1774 the company of Captain Alessandro Coda. Among the various members of this family, residing in Venice, found in 1785 in Antonio Coda mentioned in a civil case and in the deeds of the notary Giovanni Porta. A few tens of years later Giovanni Coda, husband of Mrs. Anna Vincato of Vicenza, exercised the arms trade in S. Marco. From this branch were born Pietro and Alberto, valiant followers of the Treviso fencer Francesco Bellusso, who inaugurated an arms room in S. Luca in 1835. Bellusso's teaching thus reads in a note on fencing was based on the so-called mixed school. Thanks to the special merit of the masters Francesco and Federico Bellusso ...
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BlazonCoda
Variations Last name: Codatto
1. Coat of arms of family: Coda
Language of the text: Italiano
D'azzurro, a tre code di cavallo di....poste in palo; col capo d'oro, all'aquila di nero.
Blasone della famiglia Coda nobile in Biella. Fonte bibliografica: "Il Patriziato Subalpino" di Antonio Manno, Firenze, 1895-1906. Note: si trovano alcune varianti cognominali quali Cauda, Caudato e Codato.
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