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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Nobili
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From Chiavari, the cradle of many conspicuous families, come the Puccio, ancient Genoese citizens, who supplied the homeland with a large number of owners of ships, shipowners and notaries. News taken from the Della Cella and Garibaldi manuscripts of the end dels ec. XVIII concerning Chiavaresi families (Economic Society Library - Chiavari) tell us that an Idone Puccio appears to the peace between the Genoese and the Pisans of 1188; a Pietro Pucchio or Puscio was notary in Chiavari in 1397; Simone and Giovanni, nobles of the Podestà of Chiavari in 1445; Lazarus intervened in the oath of allegiance to the Duke of Milan (1488). In 1528 Tomaso was a nobleman of the Podestà of Chiavari, added to that major council, farmer, of the municipality, his daughter Isabella married one of the noble family of the Rivarola family. The notarial deeds concerning the construction of the NS dell'Orso factory in Chiavari (1611-1650) were drawn up by the notary Pellegro Puccio, who in 1619 also appeared among the benefactors of this sanctuary. In 1647 Gio. Antonio, senior councilor obtained permission from the Senate to reside in the citadel (see Pivilegia, year 1645, R. State Archive of Genoa). In 1687 Vincenzo, a valid jurisconsult, flourished. The tree of descent from these to Antonio (n. 1779, dec. 1866) shows us that the Puccio family also continued their ancient professions in recent times and were shipowners, religious, bankers, merchants. Antonio had numerous offspring, including Giuseppe, who married Francesca prefumo. It was this granddaughter of Giuseppe prefumo, mayor of Genoa, who in 1814 hosted in the ancestral palace of Sestri Ponente SS Pio VII and the Cardinals of the retinue from the Feancia in Rome, and was awarded the title of count. the current representatives of the family were born from Giuseppe Puccio and Francesca Prefumo, Francesco, husband of Elvira Puccio and father of Beppino and Rosendita Maria in Serra; Yon celibate, Jeanne in Italian, Josèphine, maiden. Francesco, official of the Crown of Italy, Dean of the Genoa Artistic Lyceum, councilor of the Ligurian Society of History of the Rotary Club, president and administrator of ...
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BlazonPuccio Prefumo
1. Coat of arms of family: Puccio Prefumo
Language of the text: Italiano
Partito: nel primo d'argento alla banda d'azzurro divisa in 5 segmenti, accompagnata in capo da una testa di moro, di prospetto, al naturale ed in punta da 2 stelle (6) di rosso Puccio; nel secondo d'azzurro al leone rampante d'oro sulla pianura erbosa e sostenente una cornucopia di nero emettente fiamme al naturale (Prefumo).
Blasone della famiglia Puccio Prefumo.
Fonte: "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. SPRETI", vol V.
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