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Language of the text: Italiano
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Variations Last name: Maspero
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In a pact of alliance between Brescia, Cremona, Bergamo and Parma of 1206, existing in the Archive of Cremona, a Giroldo "de Masperono" appears among the many Councilors in Brescia. At that time, and precisely in 1220 on May 27, the castle of Roccafranca was named on the "Liber Poteris" of Brescia, founded and then owned by the brothers Lanfranco, Umberto, Giroldo, Pietro and Young children of Adam Masperoni da Chiari. In this city, in the Brescia area, this ancient family flourished, which, as we have seen, certainly appears at the beginning of the 1200s. After Giroldo, many men distinguished themselves, especially in the agitated life of the Brescia province of the XIV centuries and XV. So we know from the historian Malvezzi that the two influential Guelph men Sperone and Percivalle de Masperonibus were slaughtered after Ugolino took his revenge by killing or capturing about ninety enemies in a faction near Dello. We see Ugolino himself in 1330, as Vessillifero di Giustizia, among the delegates from Brescia to meet the Young Kings of Bohemia. We find a Gelpino dei Masperoni influential member in the General Council of Brescia of 1388; Rizzardo di Rasino and Giovanni, armed gathering in Franciacorta in favor of the Venetians against the Visconti in 1426. Rizzardo, one of the elders of the city in 1422, also appears among the three hundred who signed the deed of dedication of Brescia to Venice and his son Giovanni who was Vicar in Rovato in 1430, in Iseo in 1435, is among the six Masters of the war, which Brescia appointed in 1437 to lead his army against Niccolò Piccinino. Daughter or nephew of Rizzardo is that Helena, Abbess of the great and powerful monastery of St. Julia, in 1465, who was then deposed in 1478 with the Bull of Sixtus IV on 11 July for opposing the orders of the Apostolic Visitors delegated to the reforms of the monastery. His granddaughters Paola in 1493 and Gerolama in 1513 covered the same important position. in the General Council of Brescia, established as a patrician in 1488, the Masperoni always ...
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BlazonMasperoni
Variations Last name: Maspero
1. Coat of arms of family: Masperoni
Language of the text: Italiano
D'argento a due caprioli palati di rosso col capo di verde caricato di uno sperone d'oro.
Masperoni o Maspero della Lombardia.
Nota: il testo non corrisponde alla raffigurazione
Citato in "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. SPRETI", vol. IV p.471.
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