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Language of the text: Italiano
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A Bartolomeo, from Messina, on 22 December 1282, was appointed by King Pietro, notary, creditor of the port of Messina; a Giovanni Antonio bought the Punta dell'Aquila salt pan from Capozzo in 1546. We do not know if the Montalbano descended from them. A Giovan Tommaso on 15 October 1763, obtained the investiture of the title of baron of the office of Portulanotto di Licata; a Pellegrino, from Caltabellotta, with the privilege of 10 June 1779 obtained the title of baron of Castellaci, Monte Ilare and Villamena and was proconservator of Caltabellotta in the years 1800, 1805, 1806; a Francesco Maria bought the title of baron of Maurogiovanni or Maurojanni from the deputation of the kingdom and invested it on 16 July 1790; a Francesco and Guccia (the same as the previous one?), as the firstborn son of Giovan Tommaso, had on 20 July 1799, invested with the title of baron of the Portulanotto office in Licata; an Antonio, on 8 October 1792, obtained a certificate of nobility from the Senate of Palermo. With D. of the Head of the Government of 19 October 1927, Mr. Giovanni Montalbano, of Francesco, obtained recognition of the titles of baron of Mauroianni (the same title was recognized to Ferdinando Cataliotti Valdina) and lord of the Portulanotto di Licata office. The family is registered in the Nob gold book. Ital. And in El. Uff. Nob. Ital. With the titles of baron of Mauroianni, lord of the Portulano office of the city of Licata in the person of Giovanni Montalbano, Francesco, and Raffaele. Children: Elisa, Raffaella and Francesco. Other branch. Since 1300 it carries the frieze of nobility achieved with its aggregation to the noble Council of Conegliano. The Emperor Maximilian, with a diploma on November 28, 1575, created Peter and his first-born male descendants of the Sacred Lateran Palace, and the Emperor Ferdinand II, with a diploma on July 25, 1628, decorated the brothers Marco and Nicolò from Fratta with the title of Marchesi in East Franconia club. They were also the Montalbano feudal lords of Prata. Even the Venetian Republic, reigning the doge ...
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BlazonMontalbano
1. Coat of arms of family: Montalbano
Language of the text: Italiano
D'azzurro, al monte di cinque cime d'orò piantato sopra un mare fluttuoso d'argento.
Montalbano di Sicilia, insigniti dei titoli di Baroni, Nobili e Signori. Citato in "Blasone In Sicilia ossia Raccolta Araldica" V. Palizzolo Gravina, Palermo 1871-75, p. 269-270.
Burellato d' oro e di nero di dodici pezzi, ad una crocetta del secondo posta sulla terza fascia.
Montalbano originari di Conegliano, insigniti del titolo comitale. Citato in "Dizionario storico blasonico delle famiglie nobili e notabili italiane estinte e fiorenti" vol.II, pag. 159, compilato dal Comm. G.B. di Crollalanza, edito presso la direzione del giornale araldico, Pisa 1888.
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