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Language of the text: Italiano
Nobility: Conti
Nobles in:Italia
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Ancient family oriunda da Saorgio with memories from the XV century. Already in remote times it was in conditions of civilization for academic titles and positions, both civil and military, held by many of its members. Tommaso (n. Saorgio, 22 February 1565; dec. Rivarolo, 18 December 1635), who was a doctor of laws and vicar of Sospello, Busca and Rivarolo, handed over the weapon on 27 April 1614. His son, the lawyer Carlo Filippo, who was deputy war auditor, also handed over the weapon on December 24, 1687, while on the same day he was given by his son, Captain Pietro Antonio (n. Rivarolo, January 28, 1633; dec. There, 8 September 1704). Pietro Filippo was born from Pietro Antonio, who for his marriage (1689) to Antonia, of Count Melchiorre Gria, who was equipped with points of Castellazzo and Castellamonte, was invested with his wife on November 29, 1718 of these fiefs with a noble title . His son, the lawyer Giuseppe Domenico (n. Rivarolo, 20 May 1705; dec. There, 16 February 1778), was invested with Castellazzo with the comital title and Castellamonte with the lordly title on 11 April 1755. He married (1748) Teresa, of the noble Antonio Mosca di Campo, and Giulio Filippo (n. Rivarolo, 9 March 1754; deceased there 7 April 1829) was born from this wedding, who for his marriage with Maria Anna di Stefano hired this family in accordance with the will of the father-in-law of 7 May 1791. Of the present generations, Gioacchino (n. Varallo Sesia, 27 February 1838), of Giulio, who was prefect secretary and talented writer of historical and artistic things, was recognized in the noble titles with DM 20 June 1891 He married Maria Angela Castellani in a second wedding (1875) and from these weddings were born: Carlo Giuseppe (n. Turin 29 December 1876), who is professor of law at the Royal University of Turin, and Giulio Giovanni (n. Turin, 12 July 1879 ) who is a magistrate. Carlo Giuseppe married Carlotta Ciroio and his sons Maria Vittoria (n. Turin, 8 December 1911), Pier Gioacchino (n. Turin, 15 March 1913), Carla (n. ...
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BlazonToesca Caldora
1. Coat of arms of family: Toesca Caldora
Language of the text: Italiano
Inquartato: nel primo e quarto controinquartato, d'azzurro a nove rombi d'oro 3, 3, 3, accollanti ed appuntati, e di rosso (S. Martino); nel secondo e terzo d'azzurro a tre monti d'oro, ciascuno caricato di un trifoglio di verde, rovesciato, sostenente un pappagallo di verde, colle teste rivoltate (Castellamonte); sul tutto tronco, sopra d'azzurro, al castello di tre torri, d'argento, fondato sullla troncatura; sotto bandato di rosso e di argento (Toesca). Cimiero: La figura della giustizia nascente, cogli occhi bendati; tenente colla destra una spada e colla sinistra una bilancia.
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