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Last name: Schettini

Dossier: 879557
Type:Heraldic dossiers
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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Baroni di Capalbo - Nobili Patrizi di Terlizzi - Nobili di Trecchina.
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Schettini


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Nobility crown SchettiniAlte und sehr edle apulische Familie aus Limoges, die den Titel eines Adligen von Terlizzi und Andria trägt. Der klare Adel der Familie wird auch durch die Anwesenheit des gleichnamigen Adelspalastes direkt in Terlizzi bewiesen, an dessen Eingangsportal das Adelswappen als Fresko angebracht ist. Andererseits ist es dieser Familie im Laufe der Jahre immer gelungen, eine Reihe von Männern hervorzubringen, die sich im öffentlichen Dienst und im Militärdienst einen Namen gemacht haben. Unter diesen können wir, ohne den Wert des Ausgelassenen zu schmälern, erwähnen: Federico, Doktor beider Gesetze, der 1711 in Andria lebte; Tommaso, „Anwalt der Armen“, lebte 1725 in Terlizzi; Filippo, vereidigter Meister in Bari, lebte 1733; Giacomo Maria, Arzt am Hof von Neapel, lebte 1748; Alfredo, Doktor der Heiligen Theologie, lebte 1751 in Andria; Gioacchino, ein klarer Jurist, der 1766 aufblühte; Pasquale Maria, Notar, lebte 1775 in Neapel; Pierluigi, Ingenieur und Experte für Naturwissenschaften, lebte 1776 in Neapel; Riccardo, Chirurg, Mitglied verschiedener Akademien, lebte 1782 in Andria. ...

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Blazon Schettini

Coat of arms of family Schettini

1. Coat of arms of family: Schettini
Language of the text: Italiano

Partito, nel 1° armellinato pieno, nel 2° di rosso a tre teste di leone d'oro, poste 2 e 1, le prime due addossate; alla bordura di 8 d'armellino, armato di una spada d'argento e di una lingua di fuoco di rosso. Motto : NEC FERRO NEC IGNE

Fonte: Stemmi e insegne pistoiesi di G. Mazzei, Pistoia 1907 - Vol II pag 1542 e Annuario della Nobiltà Italiana, SAGI editrice, 2010 - pag 1842

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Coat of arms of family Schettini

2. Coat of arms of family: Schettini
Language of the text: Italiano

Spaccato; nelal primo d'argento al leone d'oro uscente dallo spaccato accompagnato nel capo a dx. da un giglio pure d'oro, nel secondo di .. (azzurro) alla zampa posteriore di volpe al naturale


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