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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Cavalieri
Nobles in:Italia
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Very ancient and illustrious family. In 1133 and 1135 Otto Stevanella is consul of Genoa, and his son Grimaldo assumes the same office in 1162, 1170 and 1184. In Tortona in 1138 he was invested with the high consular magistrate a Stevanella not better identified, this turns out to be a reliable voice, since in an ancient parchment that has survived to us, which is still unharmed, of which Montemerlo and Bottazzi reports, the Stevanella are counted among the noble families living in the year 1140; in addition, a Rubaldo Stevanella lends itself to testifying in an instrument dated 6 February 1142 relating to the sale of a sediment in Tortona to the prior of S. Bartolomeo; in the act of September 5, 1178 with which the lords of Montaldo consign their castle to the municipality of Tortona, taking it back as a fiefdom as vassals, is Enrico Stevanella heads, ...
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