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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Nobili - Baroni - Marchesi - Principi
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Ancient and very noble family, known as Palermo or Di Palermo, originally from Scicli, which enjoyed nobility in Palermo, Messina and Sciacca, spread over the centuries in various regions of Italy. This noble family owned the principality of Santo Stefano or Santa Margherita, the title of marquis, the baronies of Bulgarano, Canalotto, Castelluzzo, S. Giuseppe, S. Leonardo, Martini, Scirinda etc. An Henry, on 9 December 1282, was nominated by King Peter as a notary on the island of Malta; a notar Andrea, from Aidone, owned the Rabiato fief under King Ludovico; a Mario is noted in the noble coaming of Mollica (list XVI, year 1602); a Francesco, with the privilege of 21 June 1638, obtained the title of Baron of S. Giuseppe, with the privilege of 19 October 1644 that of Baron of S. Leonardo and with another of 5 April 1645 that of Baron of Canalotto; a Giovanni was ...
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BlazonDi Palermo
1. Coat of arms of family: Palermo (di)
Language of the text: Italiano
Partito: nel 1° d'oro, al il grifone rampante d'azzurro, sormontato da un lambello di rosso di tre gocce; nel 2° d'azzurro, al leone illeopardito d'oro, sostenente sul dorso un giglio d'argento. Cimiero: l'aquila nascente spiegata di nero, imbeccata e coronata d'oro.
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