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Last name: Fabris Isnardis

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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Marchesi
Nobles in:Italia
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Fabris Isnardis


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Nobility crown Fabris IsnardisDer Zweig der gleichnamigen Familie von Begliano (Monfalcone), der, wie vom Marquis Carlo Antonio de Fabris erwähnt, die fast verheiratete Caterina Isnardis von Portogruaro, von Begliano von Monfalcone abstammt, verlegte ihre Heimat in diese Stadt. Dieser Zweig schloss auch Bündnisse mit einigen Adelsfamilien, wie den phönizischen Grafen von Pordenone, der Rivalta di Portogruaro, den Bevilacqua-Berichten von Piran, den Menegozzi-Berichten von Aviano, den Mistruzzi di Venzone- und Ronchi-Berichten, den Adligen Balbi usw. Mit der Souveränen Resolution der Habsburger vom 3. November 1820 erhielt sie von der österreichischen Regierung die Bestätigung des Marquisattitels und von der italienischen Regierung mit dem Ministerialdekret vom 19. Dezember 1897 die Anerkennung derselben. Aquilio, n. Chr. Portugruaro, 9. Oktober 1866, heiratete Alessandro Carlo, Alessandro, Francesco, Carlo Antonio, Antonio und die edle Giovanna der Grafen Menegozzi am 21. Mai 1892 in Triest mit der edlen Elena Carlotta der Grafen Mistruzzi; von dem: Alessandro, n. Triest 3. März 1894, ...

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Coat of arms of family Fabris Isnardis

1. Coat of arms of family: Fabris Isnardis
Language of the text: Italiano

Troncato: nel primo partito: a) di azzurro all'aquila di argento coronata di oro; b) d'azzurro, al monte di verde sostenente una colomba d'argento, tenente nel becco un ramoscello di olivo al naturale; nel secondo d'argento ad un arabesco formato di un tronco a forma di cuore e quattro fogliami due in alto e due in basso. Cimiero: 1) La colomba dello scudo rivoltata; 2) il leone d'oro seduto in maestà e coronato dello stesso, tenente con la zampa destra una bandiera d'azzurro con la bordatura d'oro, carica dell'aquila d'argento e con la zampa sinistra un'eguale bandiera carica della colomba del campo; 3) l'aquila del campo. Sostegni: Due leoni d'oro tenenti ciascuno con la zampa una bandiera come nel cimiero, affrontati, con la testa all'infuori.


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