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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Baroni
Nobles in:Italia
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Variations Last name: Curcio
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There are numerous archival sources that attest to the distant origins and noble traditions of this family and its domains in the Kingdom of Naples. A branch of the Curcio Rubertini established itself in Polla (Salerno) already at the time of the Lordship of the powerful house of the Sanseverino: from 1467 to 1552 they were "family members" of the princes of Salerno and sub-feudal lords of Polla. They had stately homes and a palace at the Trinity. This family gave several illustrious men, mostly soldiers and men of letters. Don Gerardo Curcio Rubertini, known as Scarf, of Giacinto (1762-1825), was highly remunerated in militia and nobility; in fact, he was elevated by King Ferdinand IV of Bourbon to the rank of Colonel and created baron of Campigliano on August 3, 1799; in the decade of the French occupation the king Giuseppe Bonaparte appointed him Lieutenant Colonel inspector of the "mountain hunters", a Corps that the Curcio Rubertini had formed for the repression of brigandage. He had four children with his wife Teresa of Glory. The eldest son, Baron Antonio, Captain of the National Guard, married the last descendant of the ancient family of the Domini Roberti or Rubertini, Luigia woman, born of a son of the physical doctor Francesco Rubertini, of the real blood of the Norman princes, of the ancient accounts of Montescaglioso and Brienza and the ancient Lords of Polla and S. Antonio di Rustillano. The Roberti Domains are counted as Lords of Polla from the year 1187 to the year 1230. In 1555 the surname appears in the form Robertino which remains regular until the mid-eighteenth century, when the plural inflection Robertini or Rubertini begins to make headway, which will then prevail. The Domains Roberti or Rubertini had a noble palace in Polla, or rather, the "Palazzo" par excellence, called the "old palace", which still exists, the right of chaplaincy (1530) in the master church and private oratory, in the aforementioned residence, for the religious offices of the family (a. 1770). Among the spouses D. Antonio Curcio Rubertini and D. Luigia Rubertini, the son Giuseppe (1821-1892) ...
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BlazonCurcio Rubertini
Variations Last name: Curcio
1. Coat of arms of family: Curcio Rubertini
Language of the text: Italiano
Partito: nel primo di rosso alla banda arcuata d'argento sostenente una colomba rivolta tenente nel becco una rosa, accompagnata nella punta da un rosaio, il tutto al naturale; nel secondo d'azzurro alla banda arcuata d'argento accompagnata da tre rose d'oro ordinate nel capo e da una scimitarra, una mazza ed una lancia ordinate in palo in punta.
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