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With the title of Marquis of Solazzo, Giovanni, of Andrea, of Giovanni was registered as a descendant of Palmiero Di Giovanni (1699). With the title of Baron of Gibiso, Giovanni, of Croce, of Giovanni was recognized in 1901. Daughter: Angela.
Baron of Polizzello. Last invested Raffaele (1765).
Family of the 17th century, originally from Petralia.
Residence: Palermo.
Coat of arms: blue, with two arms facing each other, rising from the edges of the shield, the one on the right dressed in green and the one on the left dressed in red, with hands of flesh color, the first holding a gold ring in the act of piercing it into the second; the whole surmounted by three stars with 8 gold rays, arranged in a band.
Golden Book of the Italian Nobility.
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Imbert
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With the titles of Duke of Furnari and Baron of Ficarazzi, Gaetano, di Francesco, di Gaetano were recognized in 1899. Children: Elena and Francesco.
Neapolitan family of French origin, titled by female succession of the house of Paternò.
Residence: Catania.
Coat of arms: azure, an anchor argent supporting with the sinister mattock a heart gules, with a chief gules charged with three stars or arranged in a fess. Crest: A nascent unicorn argent. Supports: two unicorns argent, upright and facing. Motto: NULLIS PARCENDO PERICULIS.
Golden Book of the Italian Nobility.
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Impellizzeri
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With the title of Baron of S. Giacomo di Belmineo Baron of Bussello Lord of Gaddeddi Lord of Bufalefi Lord of Pantano and Baron of S. Alessio was recognized in 1900 Giovanni, son of Giuseppe, son of Giovanni.
Title of Baron granted in 1927 to Francesco, son of Luigi.
Family of the 16th century probably of Spanish origin.
Residence: Noto.
Coat of arms: field of sky with the sea-tossed countryside and a fish swimming in the sea surmounted by three stars of 8 rays arranged in a band, all natural.
Golden Book of the Italian Nobility.
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Interlandi
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Prince of Bellaprima Baron of Favarotta or Catalfaro Baron of Busalca and Lord of Ingiosi. Last invested Corrado (1806). With the title of Noble of the Princes of Bellaprima as descendant of Giacomo (1710), Mario, of Carlo, of Mario was registered.
Family originating from Caltagirone in the 16th century.
Residence: Catania.
Coat of arms: red, three swords of gold, grasped, points downwards.
Golden Book of the Italian Nobility.
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Jacona (The)
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Baron of Mazzarronello. Last invested Antonino (1767).
Family that already flourished in Syracuse in the 15th century and that is found in Niscemi and Mazzarino.
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Joppolo
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Count of Naso. Last invested Bernardo (1811).
Family believed to be of Greek origin, arrived in Sicily in the 15th century.
Coat of arms: azure, two bands or lowered under the sash in uniform, accompanied by five stars, 1, 2 and 2; the uniform supporting a dragon passant sinister from a lily, all of the same.
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