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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Conti
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The family originated from Cimalmotto di Campo Val Maggia (Canton Ticino), where at the end of the 1500s it appeared among the most ancient and noble families. It belonged to the Art of Silk and had many of its members in offices and in senior offices (Caneparo, Juror, Consul). In the seventeenth century we remember a Gaspare I, born around 1593; his son William I, born April 3, 1640; and the son of the latter Gaspare II, born on November 22, 1668. He married Jacopina Padrazzini, also of an ancient and noble family from Campo Val Maggia, on August 29, 1703, and was the father of William II, born on February 17, 1713. Little before the middle of the eighteenth century the family, who already lived with Guglielmo I and Gaspare II until 1675, bought goods and also traded both in Campo Val Maggia, as in Dosolo, in the Mantovano, ...
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BlazonSpalletti Trivelli
1. Coat of arms of family: Spalletti Trivelli
Language of the text: Italiano
Troncato: nel primo d'oro all'elefante di nero, armato d'argento, passante sulla troncatura e sostenente una torre di rosso, murata e aperta di nero, merlata di 8 pezzi alla ghibellina, sormontata da tre stelle di 6 raggi di rosso, male ordinate; nel secondo d'azzurro a tre arieti d'oro, salienti, ordinati in fascia. Questa arma fu cominciata ad usare dalla famiglia verso il 1700 a Reggio Emilia e fu riconosciuta con Decreto Ministeriale 10 gennaio 1899. Cimiero: Il leone nascente d'argento.
Blasone della famiglia Spalletti Trivelli, fonte: "Enciclopedia Storico-Nobiliare Italiana di V. Spreti" vol VI p.339.
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