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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Principi
Nobles in:Polonia - Italia
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The Grabinski family of ancient Polish nobility recognizes Giovanni Grabinski, the Rospiriense castle in 1458, senator of Poland and lord of Grabno and Gorki as the progenitor. His grandson Giovanni (dec. In 1614), heir of Grabno and Gorki, had two children from his marriage to Margherita Kobierzycka: Girolamo (1607) heir of Grabno and Gorki, and Stanislao (1676), and seat of Vszolovo, married with Martina Robierzvcki. The lines of Sigismondo Grabinski (1848) are derived from Jerome; Brunislao (born in 1841); by Giovanni Paolo (born in 1829) and by Giuseppe Grabinski. The nephew of the said Stanislao, Gioacchino Giuseppe established his family in Bologna; he was general of the Napoleonic army and from his marriage to Anna Maria Brogli (27 March 1811) he inherited the titles of count and baron of Armera (Venetian concession of 16 December 1785 to the noble Donà family, from whom they inherited the Brogli). His son Enrico married the marquise Sofia Potenziani, patrician of Rieti, and had several children: Giuseppe (born in 1849), Giovanni Antonio (born in 1850), Ludovico (born in 1855) and Stanislao (born in 1857). The said Giovanni Antonio (born in 1850, deced in Rome, 19 March 1899), following the will of his maternal ancestor, the Marquis Basilio Potenziani, left the surname and assumed and transmitted to his children the Potenzian surname and weapons ( Royal authorization dated February 17, 1887). He was senator of the Kingdom and with Royal decree of 14 June 1891 he obtained the title of prince on the surname. On 24 August 1872 he married Maria Spada Veralli and Ravaschieri, the eldest sister of Fr Federico Spada Veralli, prince of Castel Viscardo and head of this very noble family. The male agnation of the Spada Veralli became extinct, with the death without descendants of the last prince, the said Don Federico, which took place on March 21, 1921, his ex-sister grandson, Don Ludovico Potenziani (born in August 19, 1880) obtained to substitute extinct family, by the preposition of the surname to his (Royal authorization 1926), and to succeed in all titles and noble prerogatives (DD. RR. June 3, 1923 and ...
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BlazonSpada Veralli Potenziani
1. Coat of arms of family: Spada Veralli Potenziani
Language of the text: Italiano
Interzato in palo: nel primo di rosso, alla fascia ondata d'argento, carica di una rosa di rosso (Veralli); nel secondo di rosso, a tre spade d'argento guernite d'oro, poste in banda all'ingiù, una su l'altra, col capo d'azzurro carico di tre gilgi d'oro bene ordinati (Spada); nel terzo d'azzurro alla torre d'argento fondata sopra un monte di tre cime di verde movente dalla punta e accompagnata in capo da una stella (6) d'oro (Potenziani).
Ornamenti: Manto e corona da principe.
Blasone della famiglia Spada Veralli Potenziani. Fonte: "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. SPRETI" vol VI.
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