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Language of the text: Italiano
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They come from Mondovì with Giovanni, who marries Margherita Eula and is the father of Cesare, Stefano (who died in Magliano Alpi on 1 January 1899) and Alessandro who was born in Mondovì on 14 July 1817, was in the Academy then in Savoy Cavalry, decorated with a medal silver; ended his career with the major general grade. Cesare, in his baptism, Giovanni Napoleone was born in Mondovì on February 13, 1809 and died in Turin on October 24, 1893. A doctor of laws, he brilliantly followed the career of intendances and prefectures; he was vice-governor of Milan in 1859, secretary general, then regent of the Ministry of the Real Casa, then placed at rest with the title of honorary minister of the Real Casa. Meritorious president of Opere Pie, great cordon of the Mauritian Order, he was created count (RD 13 July 1867) with a diploma from taxes (RD 28 November 1867) and recognized in the title and emblem with the Presidential Decree of 22 September 1889. On 26 April 1852 he had married Cristina Maria Emilia Virginia Sismondo in Turin, daughter of the famous professor senator Angelo, and had: Eugenio, Emilia, born Turin May 30, 1853, wife (Turin January 1873) to Vincenzo De Fornaris, of a very distinctive and ancient family originally from Canale, and Vittorio, born Turin October 28, 1866, married (Turin July 16, 1891) to the lawyer Ernesto, of the commendatore lawyer Agostino Re, name of a noble Asti family de hospitio. Count Eugenio predetto, born in Turin June 29, 1862, doctor of law, provincial councilor of Cuneo, deputy to the Parliament for the Collegio di Brà (1903), ocular administrator of Opere Pie, president of the Turin agricultural union, extremely benefactor of the Salesian work of Don Bosco, senator of the Kingdom, keeps up the paternal traditions of honor and patronage. Turin has deduced the square of the suppressed barrier of Milan from the Rebaudengo counts, where the Salesian School of Arts and Crafts founded by Count Eugenio rises, who, among the many decurations, also has that of knight of the Grand Cross of the Crown ...
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BlazonRebaudengo
1. Coat of arms of family: Rebaudengo
Language of the text: Italiano
Palato di azzurro e d'oro; col capo del secondo carico di tre stelle (6) del primo, ordinate in fascia (Riconoscimento 1889).
Citato in "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. SPRETI" vol. V.
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