List of Ancestry completed.
The Illustrious and Noble
Marchese George Barbaro Sant, Patrizio Veneto.
Online: 03-06-2021.
Generation 1.
1. Marchese George Barbaro Sant, Patrizio Veneto, [1].
Generation 2.
2. Marchese George Barbaro Sant, Patrizio Veneto, (1901-1968).
3. Contessa Evelyn Bruno Olivier, married 1934.
Generation 3.
4. Marchese Arthur Barbaro Sant, Patrizio Veneto, (1868-).
5. Mary Anne Edwards, married 1893.
6. Nobile Temistocle Bruno Olivier.
7. Contessa Carmela Sant Barbaro.
Generation 4.
8. Marchese Professor Ramiro Barbaro Sant, Patrizio Veneto, (1840-).
9. Contessa Chiara Sant dei Baroni di Ghariexem e Tabia, (1828-1889), married 1861.
10. Capt George Edwards.
11. N.
12. Nobile Giuseppe Bruno Olivier.
13. Nobile Caterina Borg Olivier dei Principi di Selimbria, married 1848.
14. Conte Luigi Sant Barbaro, Hereditary Palatine Conte Sant of the Holy Roman Empire and Papal City, (1824-1866).
15. Marchesa Maria Aloisia Barbaro di San Giorgio, married.
Generation 5.
16. Marchese Francesco Crispo Barbaro, 3rd Marchese di San Giorgio, Patrizio Veneto, (1794-1847).
17. Grafin Caroline von Zimmermann, married 1817.
18. Conte Giuseppe Carmelo Sant dei Baroni di Ghariexem e Tabia, Heredtiary Palatine Conte Sant of the Holy Roman Empire and Papal City, (1792-1877).
19. Marchesa Francesca Barbaro di San Giorgio, married 1821.
20. N. Edwards.
21-23. N.
24. Dr Giacomo Pantaleone Bruno JUD.
25. Nobile Rosa Maria Borg Olivier, married 1811.
26. Dr Gio Carlo Borg Olivier de Puget JUD.
27. Maria Bonavita, married 1815 Valletta.
28. See No 18.
29. See No 19.
30. See No 16.
31. See No 17.
Generation 6.
32. Gioacchino Ermolao Barbaro, 2nd Marchese di San Giorgio, regranted in 1792 for hereditary to all male to male descendants, (1760-1844), Patrizio Veneto.
33. Nobile Aloisia Clotilda Crispo dei Duchi di Naxos Island, married 1785 Valletta.
34. General Alexander von Zimmermann, (1763-1829), 4th Comte de Chavagne, 2nd Graf von Zimmermann of the Holy Roman Empire.
35. Grafin Charlotte von Jenison von Walworth.
36. Gio Francesco Sant, 2nd Graf Sant of the Holy Roman Empire, 2nd Conte Sant of the Papal City.
37. Nobile Chiara Bonici Platamone Cassia, (1757-1821), 7th Baroness di Ghariexem e Tabia.
38. See No 32.
39. See No 33.
40. N. Edwards.
41-47. N.
48. Dr Giovanni Spiridon Bruno JUD.
49. Maria Teresa Maurin, married 1787 Cospicua.
50. Emanuele Borg Olivier de Puget.
51. Maria Giuseppina Gatto, married 1790.
52. See No 50.
53. See No 51.
54. Dr Gaetano Bonavita JUD.
55. Angelica Farrugia, married 1751 Valletta.
56. See No 36.
57. See No 37.
58. See No 32.
59. See No 33.
60. See No 34.
61. See No 35.
62. See No 36.
63. See No 37.
Generation 7.
64. Dr Carlo Antonio Barbaro JUD, created Marchese di San Giorgio for life in 1777 and extended to his son in 1779, Patrizio Veneto.
65. Maria Victoria Psaila, married.
66. Dr Saverio Crispo JUD, dei Duchi di Naxos Islands.
67. Anna Casha, married 1757 Valletta.
68. General Christian Emanuele von Zimmermann, Adjutant in the Regiment of Swiss Guard he took part in the defence of the Tuileries with his father and uncles; in 1793 served with his father in the “de Zimmermann” regiment of the King of Sardinia, created Graf von Zimmermann 1790 in the Holy Roman Empire.
69. Mme Sofia de Mosset, Comtessa de Chavagne, married 1760 Paris, France.
70. General Franz von Jenison, created Graf von Walworth in the Holy Roman Empire.
71. Charlotte Smith, married 1758 in Ireland.
72. Salvatore Baldassare Sant, (1715-1791), created in 1769 a Palatine Conte in the Papal City, 1770 a Graf Sant in the Grand Duchy of Tuscany, part of the Holy Roman Empire by Empress Maria Theresia.
73. Maria Antonia Ciantar Gimbert, married 1740 Valletta.
74. Nobile Gregorio Bonnici Platamone.
75. Nobile Maria Antonia Xara Cassia dei Baroni di Ghariexem e Tabia, (1730-1762), married 1751 Valletta.
76. See No 62.
77. See No 63
78. See No 64.
79. See No 65.
80. N. Edwards.
81 – 95. N.
96. Dr Giacomo Bruno JUD.
97. Anna Maria Attard, married 1756 Senglea.
98. Gio Battista Maurin.
99. Francesca Rocca, married 1747 Cospicua.
100. Gio Carlo Borg Olivier de Puget.
101. Maria Maddalena Mallia Tabone, married 1754 Valletta.
102. Dr Federico Gatto JUD.
103. Chiara Mannarino, married 1757 Valletta.
104. See No 100.
105. See No 101.
106. See No 102.
107. See No 103.
108. Notary Domenico Bonavita.
109. Maddalena Cacciatore d’Aragona, married 1712 Valletta.
110. Giuseppe Farrugia.
111. Caterina Xiberras, married 1727 Matrice Gozo.
112. See No 72.
113. See No 73.
114. See No 74.
115. See No 75.
116. See No 76.
117. See No 77.
118. See No 78.
119. See No 79.
120. See No 80.
121. See No 81.
122. See No 82.
123. See No 83.
124. See No 84.
125. See No 85.
126. See No 86.
127. See No 87.
Generation 8.
128. Nobile Simone Barbaro, Patrizio Veneto, [2].
129. Graziella Bartolo, married 1715 Valletta.
130. Gioacchino Psaila.
131. Rosa Attard, married 1724 Senglea.
132. Dr Gio Andrea Crispo JUD dei Duchi di Naxos Islands., [3].
133. Teresa Varano, married 1713 (Notary Ignazio Debono).
134. Dr Giovanni Casha JUD, Capitano della Qormi 1720-1730.
135. Sig Partemia Dingli, married 1716 Qormi. [4].
136. Jean Ulric von Zimmermann, (1710-1768).
137. Lucree d’Aubigny de la Ferte, [5], married 1728 Paris, France.
138. Alexandre Mosset, created 1756 Comte de Chavagne in the Kingdom of France.
139. Mme Leonora de Chavagne, [6], married 1740 Paris, France.
140. John Jenison of Walworth, Ireland, (d. 1759).
141. Elizabeth Sandford, (d. 1773).
142. General Alexander Smith.
143. N.
144. Notary Gio Francesco Sant.
145. Diana Galea, married 1701 Valletta.
146. Gaspare Ciantar.
147. Agata Gimbert, married 1719 Mdina.
148. Nobile Antonio Bonici.
149. Donna Chiara Platamone, married 1723 Mdina.
150. Nobile Pietro Paolo Xara Cassia, (1669-1749), 5th Barone di Gharixem e Tabia.
151. Contessa Costanza Leocata, [7], married 1725 Zebbug.
152. See No 128.
153. See No 129.
154. See No 130.
155. See No 131.
156. See No 132.
157. See No 133.
158. See No 134.
159. See No 135.
160. N. Edwards.
161-191. N.
192. Dr Domenico Bruno JUD of Sicily.
193. Maria Curmi, married 1707 Vittoriosa.
194. Giulio Attard, [8].
195. Giovanna Farrugia, married 1717 Senglea.
196. Francesco Maurin.
197. Polixema de Candia, married 1712 Cospicua.
198. Gio Battista Rocco.
199. Angela N.
200. Dr Giuseppe Borg Olivier de Puget JUD [9].
201. Nobile Teresa Gatt, [10] married 1734.
202. Dr Gio Antonio Mallia Tabone JUD, [11].
203. Caterina Azzopardi, [12] married 1735 Valletta.
204. Nobile Notary Tomaso Gatto, [13].
205. Rosa Maria Camilleri, married 1717 Valletta.
206. Giuseppe Mannarino.
207. Giovanna Schembri, [14], married 1729 Valletta.
208. See No 200.
209. See No 201.
210. See No 202.
211. See No 203.
212. See No 204.
213. See No 205.
214. See No 206.
215. See No 207.
216. Michele Giovanni Bonavita, [15].
217. Nobile Maria Debono, married 1674 Attard.
218. Antonio Cacciatore.
219. Donna Teresa d’Aragona, [16], married 1687 Valletta.
220. Mro Francesco Farrugia.
221. Paola Formosa, married 1690 Zurrieq.
222. Paolo Xiberras.
223. Angelica Micallef, married 1680 Gharb Gozo.
224. See No 144.
225. See No 145.
226. See No 146.
227. See No 147.
228. See No 148.
229. See No 149.
230. See No 150.
231. See No 151.
232. See No 152.
233. See No 153.
234. See No 154.
235. See No 155.
236. See No 156.
237. See No 157.
238. See No 158.
239. See No 159.
240. See No 160.
241. See No 161.
242. See No 162.
243. See No 163.
244. See No 164.
245. See No 165.
246. See No 166.
247. See No 167.
248. See No 168.
249. See No 169.
250. See No 170.
251. See No 171.
252. See No 172.
253. See No 173.
254. See No 174.
255. See No 175.
Footnotes;
[1] All the slibings, Arthur, Maria, Alfred, George, Anna May, Elizabeth, Evelyn Barbaro Sant. All style Marchese and Marchesa since the 2nd Marchese had a third letters patent where the title extended to all male to male descendants the style of Marchese di San Giorgio 1792. Also check the St George family ancestry whom are senior descendants of the Barbaro family of Malta today in the 21st century, [Link].
First and second Grant – created 1778 and then again in 1779 by the Grand Master Emanuele de Rohan Polduc of Malta – The title of Marchese di San Giorgio was granted by patent on the 6th September 1778, by Grand Master Rohan, to Carlo Antonio Barbaro without any mention of sons, heirs, and successors of the grantee. The operative part of the patent of creation runs thus:- Tibi Nobile D. Carolo Antonio Barbaro tribuimus, concedimus, et donamus, hujusmodi titulo insignimus ac Marchionem dicti Pheudi Sancti Georgii constituimus et ita nominari posse et debere The aforesaid Marchese Carlo Antonio Barbaro, after the dignity had been conferred upon him, considering that the grant was limited to himself alone, applied to the Grand Master praying that it might at least be extended to his first-born son. Grand Master Rohan, by a rescript dated the 2nd February 1779, acceded to the petitioner’s request in the following terms: Fiat prout petitur. It appears that the Marchese Carlo Antonio Barbaro did not file any other application. In view of this, it follows that Carlo Antonio Barbaro should be listed as the first Marchese di San Giorgio and that his first-born son (Gioacchino Ermolao) should be listed as the second and last Marchese di San Giorgio (1779). In fact, according to the 1878 report, it appears that it was the Marchese Gioacchino Ermolao Barbaro, in whose favour only the grant had been extended, applied to the Grand Master for the extension of the title to all of his descendents in perpetuum. His application was complied with by a rescript of the 5th June 1792. See: Correspondence and Report of the Commission appointed to enquire into the claims and grievances of the Maltese Nobility, May 1878, presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty (C.-2033.) Thus it follows that enumeration should be as follows: Gioacchino Ermolao Barbaro (c 1760-1844), 2nd and last Marchese di San Giorgio (by virtue of a rescript of 1779), 1st Marchese di San Giorgio (by virtue of a rescript of 1792). According to the aforesaid report of 1878, “no proof or document whatsoever” was produced concerning the claim of “Venetian Patrician”. Consequently, this claim was disallowed.
Third Grant – 1792 by the Grand Master Emanuele de Rohan Polduc of Malta – According to the 1878 Report, Gioacchino Ermolao Barbaro applied to the Grand Master for the extension of the title granted in 1778 and extended in 1779, to all of his descendents in perpetuum. His application was complied with by a rescript of the 5th June 1792. There is clearly no remainder regulating ulterior transmission by the rules of primogeniture. Instead the remainder (made on a rescript) is very wide and extends to all of Gioacchino Barbaro’s descendants. In the other parts of the afore-said Commissioner’s Report, this conclusion is very clear. In fact the Report at paragraphs 41 to 57 says Thus the Marchese Barbaro had requested and obtained that the title should be extended to at least his first born son, who subsequently applied for and obtained a further extension for all his descendents in perpetuum (#59, 60). The Marchese Mallia Tabone had likewise prayed that his title should be made to extend after his death to his male descendents successively, and in default of male issue to his female descendents, and had obtained from the Grand Master an extension in favour of his first born male descendents only (#68). Similarly, the same Report at paragraphs 62-66 says The terms of the grant are similar to those of the preceding patents granted to Barone Azzopardi and to Marchese Barbaro, containing no provision for the descent of the title to sons, heirs, descendents, and successors of the grantee. The two preceding grants, as we have already remarked, were by the same Grand Master taken to be personal, and as such, they were extended on an application of the grantees themselves, either to their first-born son exclusively, or as in the instance of Marchese Barbaro, to all their descendents for ever. See: Correspondence and Report of the Commission appointed to enquire into the claims and grievances of the Maltese Nobility, May 1878, presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty (C.-2033.) In view of this, it follows that there is a plurality of Marchesi di San Giorgio, that is to say more than one person enjoying the title at the same time!The question that remains is whether ‘all descendants’ here means exactly what it says or whether there are some principles of interpretation which moderate a wide interpretation, that is to say whether the title of Marchese di San Giorgio as extended in 1792 can in fact be transmitted to females descended from Carlo Antonio Barbaro, or to males claiming from Carlo Antonio Barbaro through a female line. The aforesaid 1878 report answers this question of interpretation where the Commissioners pointed out. The claimant lastly contends that the diploma and the rescript must be extensively construed; for although it is a legal maxim, Privilegia sunt stricte interpretanda, the privileges, however, granted by a sovereign authority, and which do not act to the prejudice of third parties, are susceptible of a wide and liberal interpretation. Although this is admitted by the common opinion of civilians, yet that principle holds good with regard to those privileges which are granted by the sovereign’s mere motion (moto proprio) and not at the request of the party concerned (Jasonii Comment. Quoted by Altograd. Consilia Con. 71, No. 9, 10, 11, and by many other legal writers). Now as a general rule, patents of nobility in Malta were granted by the Grand Masters at the request of the grantee, and it was moreover upon an application by Barone Azzopardi that the rescript of 1778 was issued. It is likewise a settled opinion that, when the patent of creation does not contain the expression motu proprio, the grant is taken to have been made at the request of the party concerned. (See:- Correspondence and Report of the Commission appointed to enquire into the claims and grievances of the Maltese Nobility, May 1878, presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty (C.-2033.) (Paras. 41-57). There are many other arguments which militate against construing the 1792 rescript in favour of ‘mere’ females and/or ‘mere’ male descendants claiming through a female line.
[2]- Nobile Simone Barbaro, Patrizio Veneto.
His ancestry:
Paolo Barbaro, Procuratore di San Marco, Venice in 817., with issue.
1. Pietro Barbaro, Procuratore of Lidi Veneti in 833, with issue.
1.1. Antonio Barbaro., with issue.
1.1.1. Marco Barbaro, with issue.
1.1.1.1. Paolo Barbaro, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1. Antonio Barbaro, Procuratore di San Marco in 968, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1. Pietro Barbaro, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Donato Barbaro, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Antonio Barbaro, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Giovanni Barbaro, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Marco Barbaro, Commander of the Army 1121, under Doge Domenico Michiel in Terrasanta, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Paolo Barbaro, Sopracomito di Galea in 1155., with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Pietro Barbaro, (c.1174), with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Marco Barbaro, Captain of Padova in 1226, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Donato Barbaro, Captain of 40 Galee, in 1259 sconfisse i bizantini, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Giovanni Barbaro, (d. 1337), Patrican of Venice, Consiglio in 1275, 1276, 1281, Governor of Galea control of Genoa, married to Caterina Alberto, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Berti Barbaro, Patrican of Venice, married with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Marco Barbaro, (d. 1381), Patrican of Venice, married to Agnesina N, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Zorzi Barbaro, Patrican of Venice, married with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Berti Barbaro, Patrican of Venice, married with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Stefano Barbaro, Patrican of Venice, married 1418 to Elisabetta de Buora, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Berti Barbaro, Patrican of Venice, (d. in Negroponte 1470), married 1448 to Maria dei Conti Orsini, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Vincenzo Barbaro, Patrican of Venice, married (1) 1498 to Caterina Ferro, married (2) 1519 to N. Querini, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Francesco Barbaro, Patrican of Venice, married 1531 to Felicita Foscarini, illegitimate daughter of Giovanni Foscarini, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Zanvincenzo Barbaro, Patrican of Venice, married 1555 to Angela Ghisi, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Antonio Pietro Gaspare Barbaro, (1559-., Patrican of Venice, married 1582 to Paola Giustiniani, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Pietro Barbaro of Naples, Patrican of Venice, married 1631 at Valletta to Nobile Marietta Mancini, with issues. 1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Nungio Barbaro,Patrican of Venice married (c. 1650) to Caterina Spataro, with issue 1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Francesco Barbaro, Patrican of Venice, married (c. 1680) Margherita di Blasi, with issue. 1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Simone Barbaro, Patrican of Venice, (See above).
Further information is the ancestry of Nobile Marietta Mancini.
Noble Alessandro Mancini of Naples, married to Diane N, with issue.
1. Nobile Giovanni Mancini, migrated to Malta (c.1550’s), married 1579 Valletta to Vittoria Villaturin, with issue.
1.1. Nobile Alessandro Mancini, married 1604 Valletta to Battistina de Damellis, with issue.
1.1.3. Nobile Marietta Mancini, married (1) 1628 Valletta to Nobile Alessandro Borghese of Siena (Cousin of Pope Paul V Borgese), Merchant Trader settled in Malta, (d.1631), married (2) 1633 Valletta to Pietro Barbaro.
[3] – Dr Gio Andrea Crispo JUD dei Duchi di Naxos Islands ancestry.
1. Marco Sanudo of Venice, married to N. Dandolo, with issue.
1.1. Marco Sanudo, (d. 1227), Duke of Naxos Islands 1207-27., married 1213 to Princess N Lascaris of the Byzantine Empire, with issue.
1.1.1. Angelo Sanudo, (d.1262), Duke of Naxos 1227-62., married to N de Saint-Menehould, with issue.
1.1.1.1. Marco Sanudo, (d. 1303), Duke of Naxos 1262-1303, married to N. Barozzi de la Roche, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1. Guglielmo Sanudo, (d. 1323), Duke of Naxos 1303- 23., married to N, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1. Marco Sanudo, Lord of Milos, married to N. Barozzi, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Fiorenza Sanudo, (d. 1437), Lady of Milos, Duchess of Naxos 1383-1437., married to Francesco Crispo, Barone d’Artrogidis, Seigneur de Milos (c 1376), Francesco Crispo was nominated Duke and in 1383 a new dynasty was created, while the one of Sanudo was dying. The fact that Crispo had assassinated the legal ruler didn’t prevent “christian” Europe from recognising him as a Duke. Venice, having as its principle the phrase “semo prima Veneziani e poi Christiani” (First we are Venetians and then Christians) recognising Crispo as a duke, regarding him as an active man, who could defend the dukedom against the Turks.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Nicolo Crispo, Regent of the Duchy, (1447-50), married to Princess Valenza Comnenus of Trebisonde, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Francesco II Crispo, Duke of Naxos, (1463), married (1) Gugliema Zeno, Married (2) Petronilla Bembo, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Giovanni III Crispo, Duke of Naxos, (1480-94), married to N.N Morosini, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Francesco III Crispo, Duke of Naxos, (r1500-18), married 1483 to Caterina Loredano, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Giovanni IV Crispo, Duke of Naxos, (1518-64), married to Adriana Gozzadini, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Jacopo IV Crispo, Last Reigning Duke of Naxos, (1564-66), died 1576., married Cecilia Sommaripa, (see above), with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Michele Crispo,’Claimant of Naxos Is’, married 1557 to Cecilia Marin, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Lorenza Crispo, . ‘Mistress’ to Francesco I Tocco, Principi di Achaia, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Gio Cristosimo Crispo, (Moved to Malta ), married 1598 at Birgu, Malta to Petronilla dello Re, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Dr. Gio Andrea Crispo JUD, married 1644 at San Paolo, Valletta, Malta to Speranza Revest, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Dr. Michele Angelo Crispo JUD, married 1676 at San Paolo, Valletta, Malta to Diane Micallef, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Dr. Gio Andrea Crispo JUD – See above.
Francesco I Tocco, Principi di Achaia lineage;Leonardo I Tocco (+ post 1381), Signore di Tocco dal 1353, Conte Palatino di Cefalonia e Zante 1357/1379, Duca di Leucadia e Signore di Vonizza dal 1352. married Maddalena, figlia di Manente Buondelmonti e di Lapa Acciaioli (+ post 11-3-1401) reggente per i figli 1381/1388.
1. Leonardo II Tocco (* 1375/1376 + post 1414), Conte Palatino di Zante dal 1399 (confermato 1400), occupa Clarentza 1407/1413. married to N.N. (una componente degli Zaccaria di Morea ?)
1.1. Carlo II Tocco (+ 10-1448), Conte di Zante dal 1424, Despota di Romania (= dei Romani) 1429/1448, perde Giannina nel 1430 e sposta la sua residenza ad Arta married to Raimondina Ventimiglia, figlia di Giovanni 1st Marchese di Geraci e di Agata d?Aragona dei Baroni di Caccamo, reggente per i figli e perde Arta nel 1449 ad opera dei turchi.
1.1.1. Leonardo III Tocco (+ Roma [ante 8-]1503), Despota di Romania (= dei Romani) 1448/1479, Conte Palatino di Cefalonia e Zante, Duca di Leucade, Signore di Angelocastron, Vonizza e Varnazza (perde la prima e l’ultima nel 1460 e la seconda nel 1479); nel 1479 fugge dai feudi greci e si rifugia a Napoli, dove viene infeudato di Calimera e Briatico, poi della contea di Monopoli il 1-4-1495, Signore di San Mauro, Barone di Montesarchio dal 1480. Gli venne riconosciuto dal Re di Napoi il titolo di Despota. married (1) Dubrovnik 1463 Princess Militza Brankovich, figlia di Lazzaro III Despota della Rascia e Imperatore titolare dei Serbia e di Elena Paleologa dei Despoti di Morea (+ 1464); married (2) 1477 Francesca Marzano d’Aragona, figlia di Giovanni Francesco Mariano 3rd Duca di Sessa e di Eleonora d?Aragona (+ post 1493)
1.1.1.1. (ex 1?) Carlo III Tocco (* 1464 + fine 1518), Despota d’Arta e Conte titolare di Zante. married to Andronica Arianiti Comneno, figlia di Costantino Despota titolare di Macedonia e Signore di Mondovi e di Francesca Paleologo Signora di Refrancore (+ 1544)
1.1.1.1.1. Leonardo IV Tocco (+ testamento 6-6-1564, ma + post 9-3-1570), Despota titolare di Arta e Conte titolare di Zante. married to Graziola Colli, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1. Francesco Tocco, (d. 1596), Despota titolare di Arta e Conte titolare di Zante.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1. (Mistress was Lorenza Crispo dei Duchi di Naxos). Giovanni Crisostomo Crispo di Tocco, Knight of the Order of St John, married 1598 to Nobile Petronilla dello Re., with issue. (took the surname of Crispo and also claimed as heirs to Naxos island).
[4] Sig Partemia Dingli ancestry;
1. Ven. Sir Thomas Dingley, Knight of the Order of St John, Prior of the League of England. Executed in London 1539. Lived in Malta for a time and also had several children. 1.1. (illegitimate with Antonina de la Pole Vassallo) Giovanni Pietro de Dingly, married (1) 1560 Naxxar to Antonina Feench, married (2) 1585 Qormi to Agata Ciantar, married (3) 1593 to Agata Bondin, with issue.
1.1.1. (Second marriage) Angelo Dingli, married 1614 Qormi to Antonia Schembri, with issue.
1.1.1.1. Agostino Dingli, married 1655 Luqa to Gioannella Tonna, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1. Michele Angelo Dingli, married 1695 Valletta to Nobile Persia de Fiore, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1. Partemia Dingli, married (1) 1716 Qormi to Giovanni Casha, Captain of Curmi, married (2) 1732 Qormi to Gio Maria Azzopardi.
Nobile Persia de Fiore ancestry;
1. Nobile Vittorio del Fiore, Printer in Malta, married 1605 Valletta to Petrisa Metaxi of Greece, with issue.
1.1. Magifico e Nobile (Pompeo) Gaspare del Fiore, (1620 – 1682), (Granted in 1642 by the Grand Master Lascaris exclusive rights to run a printing press. This kept going within the family until the mid 18th century and were considered as Barons by the Grand Masters since Lascaris), Pompeo de Fiore, a Sicilian, entered the foray. It was he who introduced the first printing press to Malta in 1642. De Fiore was not a printer himself, but was the owner of several properties; and also provided the Order with its intake of fresh bread from his bakery at Old Bakery Street in Valletta, which was bombed during WWII. He was in close contact with influential members of the Order who were able to help him avoid paying hefty fines as well as receive compensation upon several tenements of his properties in Floriana being pulled down because they were deemed a danger to the new fortifications. His three daughter were also accepted as nuns in the Order’s convent of St. Ursula. In June 1642, Fiore submitted a petition to the Grand Master to operate a printing press from the premises in the bakery. He also asked for a monopoly over printing in Malta for himself and his successors, and for his employees to be exempted from performing military duty. Lascaris approved all requests and signed the required license provided that all manuscripts be submitted to the grand master’s censor. In fact, it was the question of censorship that led to the printing press’ early demise. It was Fiore’s wish that the person appointed by the Grand Master to carry out the duty of censor in the Order’s name should be the Vice-Chancellor. He would have to perform his duty as censor together with the Inquisitor, whose censorship mechanism over the local press went back even before the issue of the license by Lascaris and the actual setting up of the press. On March 8, 1642, de Fiore was summoned by the Inquisitor Giovanni Battista Gori Pannellini to take a solemn oath as required by the Council of Trent. On April 19, Cardinal Barberini on behalf of the Congregations of the Holy See informed the Inquisitor in Malta that censorship was to be his prerogative. A three-way struggle ensued between the secular, the inquisitorial and the diocesan over the control of the press, and continued over a number of years. This means that the Order did not encourage any further development as its Grand Master had no control over it. As a result, very few works were published and its output came to an end in 1655. Fiore’s exclusive rights to run the printing press came to an end at the same time and the family was elevated to nobility. Another 100 years had to pass before an agreement which settled the thorny question of censorship (or did?) was reached by the Holy See and the Order. In the meantime, all printing requirements were printed abroad. A State press eventually started operating in 1756 after the imprimatur issue was settled in 1746. The 1756 press has survived to this day as the Government Printing Press, being the oldest printing establishment in Malta! Reference: J.F, Grima ‘Printing and Censorship in Malta 1642-1839’. A General Survery of Malta, 1991, pg 1-3., married 1638 Valletta to Veronica Azzopardi, with issue.
1.1.1. Nobile Notary Pietro de Fiore, (Hereditary rights to the Printing press in Malta – Head of de Fiore 1682- 1708), Printing company and assocations including Fumigation organisation), married 1676 at Porto Salvo, Valletta to Anna Micallef, with issue.
1.1.1.1. Nobile Persia de Fiore, married 1695 to Michele Angelo Dingli, Captain of Curmi 1710-20, with issue.
[5] Lucree d’Aubigny de la Ferte ancestry.
1. Jean d’Aubigne, married to Catherine de Lestang, with issue. 1.1. Theodore-Agrippa d’Aubigne, (1552-1630), French Poet, Soldier and a Huguenot, His epic poem Les Tragiques (1616) is widely regarded as his masterpiece, married (1) 1583 to Susanne de Lusignan de Lezay, Baroness de Surineau, married (2) 1599 to Jacqueline Chayer, married (3) 1623 to Renee Burlamachi, with issue.
1.1.1. Constant d’Aubigne, (1585-1647), Seigneur de le Landes Guinemer, Barone de Surimeau, Equestrian, Governor of Maillezais, Gentilhomme de la Chambere du Roi, Vice-King of the island of Marie-Galante, married (1) 1608 to Anne Marchant, married (2) 1627 to Jeanne de Cardillac, with issue. 1.1.1.1. Charles d’Aubigne, (1634 Niort – 1703 Vichy), Created 1665 Comte de Aubigne, Barone de Sumimeau, Lieutenant at the Reiment of Cardinal Mazarin, Captain of the Royal Cavalry, Governor of Amesfort in Holland, Governor of Cognac, Aigues-Moretes, Berry, and created a Knight of St-Esprit., married 1698 to Genevieve Pietre, with issue. 1.1.1.1.1. (illegitimate before his marriage to his wife) Francoise Charlotte Amiable d’Aubigne, (1684 -1739), married 1698 Versailles to Adrien Maurice de Naolles, 3rd Duc de Noailles. 1.1.1.1.1.1. Francoise Adelaide de Noailles (1704-1776) married Charles de Lorraine, Count of Armagnacc in 1717, son of Louis de Lorraine and had no issue; divorced in 1721; 1.1.1.1.1.2. Amable Gabrielle de Noailles (1706-1742) married Honore Armand de Villars and had one daughter, Amable Angelique de Villars; Amable Angelique may have been the daughter of le chevalier d’Orleans, whose mistress was Amable Gabrielle; 1.1.1.1.1.3. Marie Louise de Noailles (1710- ?) married in 1737 to Jacques Nompar de Caumont, Duke of La Force and divorced in 1742; had no issue; 1.1.1.1.1.4. Louis de Noailles, duc d’Ayen, duc de Noailles (1713-1793) married Catherine Francoise Charlotte de Cosse-Brissac and had issue; Philippe de Noailles, comte de Noailles, duc de Mouchy (1715-1794) married the famous Madame Etiquette and had issue; wife was a Lady-in-waiting to Marie Antoinette; Louis and his wife were executed in the Revolution; 1.1.1.1.1.5. Marie Anne Francoise de Noailles (1719-1793) married in 1744 Ludwig Engelbert de La Marck (1701-1773), Count of Schleiden. 1.1.1.2. Francoise d’Aubigne, (1635 Niort – 1719 St-Cyr), Cr: 1674 Marquise de Maintenon, married (1) 1652 in Paris to Paul Scarron, Seigneur de Fougerest, Beauvais, La Riviere., married (2) 1683 Versailles to King Louis XIV of France.
1.1.2. Nathan Engibaud d’Aubigne, (1601 Nancray -1684 Geneva Switzerland), Seigneur de la Fosse en Saintonge, Doctor in Medicine in Fribourg en Brisgau and later Geneva., married (1) 1621 Geneva to Claire de Pellissari, married (2) 1632 to Anne Crespin, married (3) 1652 to Elisabeth Hubertary, with issue.
1.1.2.1. Samuel d’Aubigne, (1638 Geneva – 1710 Renan), a Pastor, married 1668 Geneva to Elizabeth Lesage, with issue.
1.1.2.1.1.1. Francois d’Aubigny, (1689 Grenoble -1733), Sieur de la Ferte, Officer of Navy, Major of the Fort of Sedan, Ardennes., married 1710 to Francoise d’Aubigne de la Ferte, with issue. 1.1.2.1.1.1.1. Lucree d’Aubigny, Sieuress de la Ferte, (1711-., married 1728 to Jean Ulric von Zimmermann.– See Below.
[6] Leonore de Chavagne, (1724 Nantes – 1746 Paris) ancestry.
1. King Louis XIII, b.Fontainebleau 1601, d.St.Germain-en- Laye 1643, b.ur St.Denis; m.1615 to Archducess Anne of Austria (b.Valladolid 1601, d.Paris 1666, bur St.Denis) dau.of King Philip III of Spain 1.1. King Louis XIV, b.St.Germain-en-Laye 1638, d.Versailles 1715, bur St.Denis; m.1st 1660 Maria Teresa (b.Madrid 1638, d.Versailles 1683, bur St.Denis) dau.of King Philip IV of Spain; m.2d, morganatically, 1684 Francoise, Marquise de Maintenon (b.Niort 1635, d.St.Cyr 1719, bur there) dau.of Constant d’Aubigny, Baron de Surineau
1.2. Philippe I of France, Duc d’Orleans, d’Anjou, de Valois, de Chartres, de Nemours et de Montpensier, Pr de Joinville, etc . b.St.Germain-en-Laye 1640, d.Chateau de St.Cloud 1701, bur St.Denis; m.1st Paris 1661 Pss Henriette of England (b.Exeter 1644, d.St.Clous 1670, bur St.Denis); m.2d Chalons-sur-Marne 1671 Elizabeth Charlotte, Css Palatine von Simmern (b.Heidelberg 1652, d.St.Cloud 1722, bur St.Denis). He had issue:
1.2.1. [illegitimate by Leonore N, a doorkeeper at the Palais Royal] Caroline, batarde d’Orleans, b.1688; m. Henri de Charencey, created 1735; Comte de Chavagne, with issue.
1.2.1.1. Leonore de Chavagne, (1724 Nantes – 1746 Paris), married 1740 Nice to Alexander Mosset, Comte de Chavagne (d. 1753), with issue.
[7] Contessa Constanza Leocata ancestry.
1. Nobile Ricardo de Vassallo ‘Councillor to Emperors Michael IX and Andronicus II’ Created a Hereditary Count (to his legitimate and natural descendants simultaneously “jure longobardum” in perpetuity), (c1278-1329) married to Anna de Zaccaria Paleologina, with issue. 1.1. Conte Giovanni de Vassallo-Paleologo, 2nd Conte Palatine, Councillor to Emperor Andronicus III Palaeologos (1328-1341), to Emperor John V Palaeologos (1341-1391),to Emperor John VI Cantacuzenos (1347-1354) And to Emperor Andronicus IV Paleologus (1376-1379), (Created Count 1349, by John VI Cantacuzanus) (c 1312-95), married Francesca Sanudo dei Duchi Naxos, with issue.
1.1.1. Conte Riccardo de Vassallo-Paleologo, 3rd Conte Palatine, Councillor to the Lords of Lesbos, (Recognised by the Lords of Lesbos as a Count) nat. c. 1345, obt. 1386. Married to Margherita de Lloria, with issue. 1.1.1.1. Count Antonio de Vassallo-Paleologo, 4th Conte Palatine, Councillor to Emperor John VII Paleologos (1390) and to Emperor Manuel II Palaeolgos (1391-1425), (Created a Cyprian Count by King Janus in 1405, (to his legitimate and natural descendants simultaneously “jure longobardum” in perpetuity), (c1370-1426). married Marie de Lusignan, with issue. 1.1.1.1.1.Count Niccolo’ de Vassallo-Paleologo, 5th Conte Palatine, Councillor to Emperor John VIII Palaeologos (1425-1448) and to Constantine XI (XII) as Despot of Morea; eventually settled in Sicily, 1436, where he was recognised as being of imperial blood by King Alphonso I, (Created Conte Vassallo-Paleologos 1455 in Sicily to his legitimate and natural descendants simultaneously “jure longobardum” in perpetuity) (c1409-71)., married Christine de Beaumont Navarre, with issue. 1.1.1.1.1.1. Count Pietro de Vassallo-Paleologo , 6th Conte Palatine, (1487 Queen Catherine Cornoro of Cyprus created Count Vassallo-Paleologo to his descendants), married at Palermo, 1460 to Isabella d’Agostino, with issue. 1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Count Francesco de Vassallo-Paleologo, 7th Conte Palatine., married Palermo 1510 to Princess Antonello Afflitto Flavia Commena Palaeologina Gurieli of Guria, with issue. 1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. “Principe” Conte Gaspare Vassallo-Paleologos, 8th Conte Palatine., married at Palermo 1544 to Chiara Barberi dei Baroni Risabea Rassudi, with issue. 1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Count Ludovico de Vassallo-Paleologo, 9th Conte Palatine, married at Palermo 1570 to Leonora Corbera (Daughter of Francesco Corbera dei Baroni di Miserindino and Giovanna Corbera e Bologna), with issue. 1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Count Matteo de Vassallo-Paleologo, 10th Conte Palatine, Settled on the island of Malta, 1622. Acknowledged by the Grand Master Luis Mendez de Vasconcellos 1623 as Count Vassallo-Paleologo and to his descendants: Male and Females in accordance to Maltese Law. (c1577-1651)., married (1) at Palermo, Sicily 1611 to Donna Emilia Platamone dei Baroni di Cefalu, married (2) 1622 at Matrice Gozo to Caterina de Rinaldi with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. (Second marriage) Contessa Maddalena Vassallo Paleologo, married 1632 to Nobile Mario dei Baroni Pace, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Conte Lorenzo Pace, (moved to Catania 1698), married Contessa Filippa Vassallo Paleologo (See Below)., with issue. 1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Contessa Antonia Pace, married 1695 Safi to Chco Gio Battista Leocata, with issue. 1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Contessa Constanza Leocata, married 1725 Zebbug to Barone Pietro Paolo Xara Cassia.
[8] Giulio Attard.-
1. Giulio Attard, married 1717 Senglea to Giovanna Farrugia, with issue.
1.1. Dr Antonio Attard JUD, married 1770 Zejtun Malta to Rosa Azzopardi, with issue.
1.1.1. Dr Vincenzo Remigio Attard JUD, married 1801 Vittoriosa to Nobilis Marianna Pace-Rizzo, with issue.
1.1.1.1. Dr Giuseppe Attard MD, married 1831 Valletta to Contessa Maria Antonia Montalto, 5th Baroness of Benwarrad e 7th Baroness San Paolino, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1. Conte Angiolino Attard Montalto, (1836-92), 6th Baron of Benwarrad, 8th Barone di San Paolino, married 1869 to Angelica dei Conti Manduca, Hereditary Nobile of Hungary, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1. Conte Giuseppe Attard Montalto, (1870-1935), 7th Baron of Benwarrad, 9th Barone di San Paolino, Hereditary Nobile of Hungary, married 1926 to Contessa Carolina dei ContiManduca, Hereditary Noble of Hungary, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Contessa Maria Angela Attard Montalto, (1927-2001), 8th Baroness of Benwarrad, 10th Baroness di San Paolino, Hereditary Noble of Hungary, married 1948 to Lieut. Frank Gordon Kitson, RN., with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Conte Dr Michael Kitson Attard Montalto, M.B., B.S. (1949- , 9th Baron of Benwarrad, PRIMOGENIAL DESCENDANT OF SAVERIO GATTO, Hereditary Noble of Hungary, Married 1973 to Susan Partridge, with issue.
1.2. Anna Maria Attard, married 1756 Senglea to Dr Giacomo Bruno JUD.
[9] Dr Giuseppe Borg Olivier de Puget JUD –
Giovanni Olivier de Puget, Sire de Puget, France, married to Persia Meysionet, with issue.
1. Angelica Olivier de Puget., married to Carlo Borg, with issue
1.2. Dr Guiseppe Borg Olivier de Puget JUD.- See above
2. Dr Massimiliano Olivier de Puget JUD., married 1691 to Anna Viani., with issue.
2.1. Domenico Olivier de Puget., married 1732 to Bernardina Ducoss., with issue.
2.1.1. Rosa Olivier de Puget., married 1762 to Marquis Enrico Testaferrata de Noto.
2.1.2. Vincenza Olivier de Puget., married 1766 to Gio Francesco Bonici., 2nd Barone di Qlejjgha.
2.1.3. Giuseppa Olivier de Puget, married to Giuseppe Rizzani, with issue.
2.1.3.1. Anna Rizzani, married 1835 Valletta to Giuseppe Karraba.
2.2. Melchiorre Olivier de Puget., married 1725 Senglea to Agostina Zahra.
2.3. Caterina Oliver, married 1725 Birgu to Michel’Angelo Costanzo dei Duchi di Pagnicia.
3. Maria Olivier de Puget., married 1705 to Giuseppe Preziosi, 1st Count Preziosi.
[10] Teresa Gatto, married 1734 to Dr Giuseppe Borg Olivier JUD.1.3.2.2.1.1.2.2.1.1.1. Nobile Ludovico Gatt, married (1) 1690 Mdina to Marcellina Galea, married (2) 1700 Senglea to Maddalena Ducoss, with issue.
1.3.2.2.1.1.2.2.1.1.1.1. (Second Marriage) Saverio Gatto, (died 1782) 1st Baron of Benwarrad (Cr:1737), Most Illustrious and Noble, Married 1737 to Eutilia Cuzkeri, with issue.
1.3.2.2.1.1.2.2.1.1.1.1.1. Nobile Paola Gatto, 2nd Baroness of Benwarrad, married to Emmanuele Moscati Cassia, with issue.
1.3.2.2.1.1.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.1. Nobile Vincenzo Moscati Cassia, Baroncino di Benwarrad., dunm. 1786.
1.3.2.2.1.1.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.2. Nobile Antonia Moscati Cassia (Born 1783), 3rd Baroness of Benwarrad, married Firstly to Conte, Sir Paolo Parisio, GCMG; and secondly to Sir Giuseppe Maria de Piro, 5th Baron di Budaq, GCMG. Secretly lived with the French Commissioner (Regaud de St Jean d’Angely, Later Created Count in the French Empire) and had one child from this liaison. (Although, this line from Antonia’s supposed son Emmanuele Muscat may be more senior to that of the descendants of Paolo Montalto de Ribera, this line cannot be taken into account for determining succession to the title of Barone di Beuarrat as it stems from an illegitimacy. Thus in the grant relative to San Marciano (which the 1878 Commissioners describe as identical to that of Benuarrat), illegitimate descendants are not included within the remainder. Thus – et post tui obitum, uni ex filiis vel filiabus legitimis et naturalibus ex te legitime procreatis vel procreandis. Moreover, a strict interpretation would not admit any issue which has been legitimated.)
1.3.2.2.1.1.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.2.1. (illegitimate from Michel-Louis Etienne Regnaud de Saint Jean d’Angley) Emmanuele Muscat (d’Angely), (1799-1851 in Egypt), married 1827 at Borgu (Vittoriosa) to Francesca Decelis with issue (Note: Moved to the Greek Island in 1828, and later settled in Egypt in 1836).
1.3.2.2.1.1.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.2.1.1. Antoine Muscat, (1829-76 in Egypt), married 1859 Cairo, Egypt to Antonia Theresia Tanti, with issue 1.3.2.2.1.1.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.2.1.1.1. Emmanuele Muscat, (1862-1934 in England), married 1900 or 1901 Cairo, Egypt to Stephanie Vianello, with issue 1.3.2.2.1.1.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.2.1.1.1.1. Paolo Muscat, (1905-64 England), married (1) 1941 to Janet Bonici, (1917-1944), married (2) 1946 to Marion Taylor, with issue 1.3.2.2.1.1.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.2.1.1.1.1.1. (First Marriage) Emmanuele Muscat d’Angely, Comte d’Angely, (Note: Chief Source provider to the illegitimate connection of the Baroness Moscati Parisio) Later changed it to Muscat d’Angely and also claims the French Count Title with the acceptances from the HRH, Comte de Paris in 1980, (1940-, married 1972 Paris, France to Yolanda Rossel, with issue.
1.3.2.2.1.1.2.2.1.1.1.1.1.2.1.1.1.1.1.1. Paul Muscat d’Angely, Vicomte d’Angely, (1975-, married (Divorced June 2008) Dec 2006 Lyons France to Christine Vogle, married (2) 25-09-2010 Madrid Spain to Enrico Jaimes Perreira.
1.3.2.2.1.1.2.2.1.1.1.1.2. Nobile Maria Antonia Gatto, Married 1774 to Conte Chev. Alberto Montalto de Riberia, 5th Barone di San Paolino (Sicily).
1.3.2.2.1.1.2.2.1.1.1.1.3. Nobile Maria Gatto, married 1778 to Nobile Angelo Ellul.
1.3.2.2.1.1.2.2.1.1.1.2. Nobile Teresa Gatt, married 1734 to Dr Giuseppe Borg Olivier JUD – see above.
[11] – Dr Gio Antonio Mallia Tabone JUD;
Dr Salvatore Mallia MD, married 1702 Vittoriosa to Fiorenza Tabone, with issue.
1. Dr Gio Antonio Mallia Tabone JUD, married (1) 1731 Tarxiem to Nobile Rosaria Abela, married (2) 1735 Valletta to Caterina Azzopardi, with issue.
1.1. (Second Marriage) Salvatore Mallia Tabone, 1st Marquis di Fiddien (Cr: 1785 Malta), married 1779 to Contessa Diane dei Conti Sant, with issue
1.1.1. Nobile Gio Antonio Mallia Tabone, 2nd Marquis of Fiddien, (d. 1867), married (1) 1814 to Nobile Maddalena dei Baroni Gauci Ducoss, Hereditary Nobile of Hungary, married (2) to Nobile Maria dei Baroni Galea, with issue.
1.1.1.1. (First marriage) Nobile Salvatore Mallia Tabone, 3rd Marchese di Fiddien, (1815-, Hereditary Noble of Hungary, married 1835 to Antonia Galea, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1. Nobile Giovanni Mallia Tabone, (1836-1907), 4th Marchese di Fiddien, Hereditary Noble of Hungary, married 1870 Naxxar to Maria Teresa Ellul Bonici, with issue.
1.1.1.1.1.1. Nobile Giuseppe Mallia Tabone, (1872-1926), 5th Marchese di Fiddien, Hereditary Noble of Hungary, dunm.
1.1.1.1.2. Nobile Saverio Mallia Tabone, (1847-1908), Hereditary Noble of Hungary, married 1887 to Maria Teresa Gatt, with issue.
1.1.1.1.2.1. Nobile Salvatore Mallia Tabone, (1889-1955), 6th Marchese di Fiddien, Hereditary Noble of Hungary, dunm.
1.1.1.1.2.1. Nobile Nicola Mallia Tabone, (1894-1973), 7th Marchese di Fiddien, Hereditary Noble of Hungary, dunm.
1.1.1.2. Nobile Maria Teresa Mallia Tabone, Hereditary Noble of Hungary, married 1875 to Pietro Paolo Teuma Castelletti, 3rd Conte di Ghajn Tuffieha.
1.1.2. Nobile Anna Marie Mallia Tabone, married to Filippo Apap, 1st Marquis di Gnien is Sultan. 1.1.3. Nobile Maria Teresa Mallia Tabone, married 1805 to Gio Francesco Teuma Castelletti, 2nd Conte di Ghajn Tuffieha. 1.1.4. Nobile Clementine Mallia Tabone, married 1821Valletta to Notary Carlo Curry., (married his wife’s neice there after), with issue.
1.1.4.1. George Curry (*1), (1823-79 London), married 1845 to Marchesa Edwina Fontani dei Conti di Senia., with issue.
1.1.4.1.1. (illegitimate from Ann Green of Great Cressingham, Norfolk, England, later married to John Howard), Gertrude Ruth Green, (1858 Norfolk, England -1946 Wayland, England), married to Augustus Newtown Alderton, with issue.
1.1.4.1.1.1. Dora Elizabeth Alderton, (1883 Norfolk, England -1929), married 1904 to Arthur Sutton, with issue.
1.1.4.1.1.1.1. Doris Elizabeth Sutton, (1916 -1993 Amman, Jordan), married 1938 Chelmondiston, Sulfolk, England to Col Walter Percy Gardiner, with issue.
1.1.4.1.1.1.1.1. Antoinette Avril Gardiner, (1941 -, married 1961 Amman, Jordan (Div 1972) to King Hussein I of Jordan, with issue.
1.1.4.1.1.1.1.1.1. Abdu’llah II, King of Jordan, (1999-, (1962-, married 1993 Amman, Jordan to Rania Sedki Al-Yassin, with issue.
1.2. Odoardo Mallia Tabone, married (1) 1795 to Marchesa Maria Teresa Testaferrata Viani dei Baroni di Tabria., married (2) 1820 to Contessa Stefana dei Conti Fournier., with issue. 1.3. Rosalea Mallia Tabone, married 1777 to Pandolfo Testaferrata de Noto, 1st Marquis Testaferrata Olivier. 1.4. Madalena Mallia Tabone, married 1754 to Gio Carlo Borg Olivier de Puget.
1.5. (illegitimate from Mistress Maria di Sacco ) Francesco Tabone, married by Notary act (unknown at this stage) to Teresa Caruana, with issue.
1.5.1. Nicola Tabone, married 1812 Rabat Gozo to Vincenza Cassar, with issue.
1.5.1.1. Dr Antonio Tabone LLD, married 1851 Floriana to Giuseppa de Gaetano, with issue.
1.5.1.1.1. Dr. Nicola Tabone MD, MP, Papal Knight of St Gregory the Great., (1898-1922), married 1891 Victoria Gozo to Elizabetta Calleja, with issue.
1.5.1.1.1.1. Dr Anton Tabone MD, MP, (1898-1972), married to Estelle Camilleri, with issue.
1.5.1.1.1.1.1. Anton Tabone, MP., First Minister of Gozo, (1937-, married to Marguerite Stivala de Piro.
1.5.1.1.1.2. Dr Censu Tabone MD, GCB, (1913- 2012)., 4th President of Malta (r.1989-1994), M.D., D.O. (Oxon), D.O.M.S. (Lond), D.M.J., F.R.C.S. (Edin), F.I.C.S., K.U.O.M., LL.D. (Hon Causa), he married 1943 to Maria Wirth, with issue.
[12] Caterina Azzopardi;
Dr. Giusto Azzopardi M.D, married (1) 1677 to Caterina Zimech, married (2) to Maddalena Agius, with issue.
3. (First marriage) Dr. Pietro Azzopardi, JUD, married to Artemifia Zarb, with issue.
3.1. Caterina Azzopardi, married 1735 to Dr. Gio Antonio Mallia Tabone, JUD, with issue.
3.2. Teresa Azzopardi, married 1744 to Nobile Daniele Bonici, with issue.
5. (Second marriage) Dr Gaetano Azopardi, M.D. 1st Barone di Buleben (cr:1777, Malta), married 1738 to Graziulla de Bono, with issue.
5.1. Nobile Calcedonio Azopardi, 2nd Barone di Buleben, died 20 February 1799. married 1781 to Vincenza Xaveria Agius (daughter of Assessore Guseppe Agius and Maria Alessia ..), with issue.
5.1.1. Nobile Dr Vincenzo Azopardi C.M.G, L.L.D. (c 1792-1857), 3rd Barone di Buleben (Author of Giornale del Blocco di Malta e Gozzo), married firstly 1815 to Maria Teresa Zammit, married secondly 1849 to Martina dei Baroni Gauci with issue.
5.1.1.1. (First marriage) Nobile Calcedonio Azopardi (c 1824-90), 4th Barone di Buleben, married 1850 to Gaetana Gauci, with issue.
5.1.1.1.1. Nobile Vincenzo Azopardi (c 1851-99), 5th Barone di Buleben, married 1877 to Anne Maria Formosa de Fremaux, without issue.
5.1.1.1.2. Nobile Filippo Giovanni Azopardi (c 1865-1939), 6th Barone di Buleben, dunm.
5.1.1.1.3. Nobile Angolina Azopardi (c 1862-1930), married 1889 to Francesco Manduca, 6th Count di Mont’Alto.
5.1.1.1.4. Nobile Nicolina Azopardi (c 1859-88), married 1882 to Francesco Manduca, 6th Count di Mont’Alto, dsp.
5.1.1.1.5. Nobile Giuseppina Azopardi (c 1870-1940), “7th” Baronessa di Buleben, dunm.
5.1.1.1.6. Nobile Maria Rachele Azopardi (c 1863-, married Joseph Teuma Castelletti, Contino di Ghajn Tuffieha, and dsp.
5.1.1.2. Nobile Maria Azopardi, married 1851 to Chev. Saverio Bonici-Mompalao, with issue.
[13] Notary Tomaso Gatt –Nobile Notary Tomaso Gatt, married 1717 Valletta to Rosa Maria Camilleri, with issue.
1. Uditor Francesco Saverio Gatto, married 1751 Rabat Gozo to Maria Angelica Aquilina, with issue.
1.1. Dr Luigi Maria Gatto, LL.D (1762-1825), 1st Count of Beberrua (Cr:1783)., (Had served as commandant of the 1st division of Maltese Militia in 1801, and in command of one of the provincial battalions in 1803, was subsequently appointed inspector of the Maltese Militia forces. Appointed Lieutenant-Colonel in the Royal Malta Fencible Regiment, february 25, 1815 and retired on reduction of the establishment, February 25, 1817 – The Maltese Corps of the British Army 1798-1895, by Major A.G. Chesney), married (1) 1784 to Marianna Dingli., married (2) 1795 to Francesca Saveria Xerri, with issue.
1.1.1. (Second Marriage) Nobile Dr Nicolo Gatto LL.D (1800-91), 2nd Count of Beberrua, (by 1883 decision of the Secretary of State for the Colonies) dunm.
1.1.3. Nobile Angelica Gatto, married 1830 to Dr G.S. Caruana, LL.D.
1.1.4. Nobile Eugenia Gatto, married 1819 to Giuseppe Bonici-Mompalao, with issue.
1.3. Vernanda Gatto, married Marquis Girolamo Delicata.
2. Giovanna Gatto, married 1754 Valletta to Dr Felice Ferranti JUD.
3. Dr. Federico Gatto JUD, married Chiara Mannarino, with issue.
3.1. Rosa Gatto, married Dr Giovanni Debono JUD, with issue.
3.1.1. Federico Debono, married 1816 to Angelica Burlo, with issue.
3.1.2. Giuseppina Debono., married 1817 Valletta to Salvatore Bardon.
3.2. Innocenza Gatto, married 1802 to Carmelo Camilleri, with issue.
3.2.1. Giovanna Camilleri, married (1) 1821 to Saverio Coen., Married (2) Saverio Borg.
3.2.2. Rosa Camilleri, married 1837 Valletta to Dr. Salvatore de Salvo JUD.
3.2.3. Adelaide Camilleri, married 1844 to Conte Alessandro Preziosi.
3.2.4. Amabile Camilleri.
3.2.5. Praxede Camilleri., married Dr Ignazio Pace Forno JUD.
3.3. Maria Giuseppa Gatto, married 1790 to Emanuele Borg Olivier, with issue.
[14] – Giovanna Schembri ;
Gio Paolo Schembri, married 1705 to Dominichella Pace, with issue.
1. Aloiseo Schembri, married 1745 Senglea to Teresa Psaila. 1.1. Dr. Giuseppe Schembri JUD, married 1786 to Maddalena Chicaci. 1.2. Dr. Vincenzo Schembri JUD. 1.3. Gaetano Schembri. 1.4. Dr. Benedetto Schembri JUD, ‘Uditore to the Grand Master von Hompesch‘. Member of Government during the French rule in Malta 1798-1800, married 1776 to Margherita Lauron, with issue. 1.4.1. Dr. Gio Batta Schembri LLD. 1.5. Gio Batta Schembri, married Costanza Debono, with issue 1.5.1. Notary Dr. Giuseppe Schembri JUD, married (1) Ursola Buttigieg. Married (2) N.N. D’Andria, with issue. 1.5.2. Giovanna Rosa Schembri, married Giuseppe Francesco Engerer. 2. Maria Schembri, married 1753 Valletta to Notary Fortunato Tramblett. 3. Cleria Schembri, married Pietro Geraci. 4. Giovanna Schembri, married Giuseppe Mannarino.
5. Teresa Schembri, married to Don Guglielmo Castaldo of Sicily, with issue.
5.1. Don Pietro Antonio Castaldo, married 1795 Senglea to Maddalena Grioli, with issue.
5.1.1. Don Gio Batta Castaldi, married (1) 1821 Senglea to Rosa Grech, married (2) 1837 Senglea to Contessa Giuseppa Mattei, with issue.
5.1.1.1. (Second Marriage) Contessa Emilia Castaldi, married 1866 Senglea to Conte Giovanni Chapelle Paleologo.
[15] Michele Giovanni Bonavita;
Michele Giovanni Bonavita, married 1674 Attard to Nobile Maria Debono, with issue.
1. Dr Claudio Biagio Bonavita JUD, married Anna Ciantar.
2. Notary Domenico Bonavita, married 1712 at Porto Salvo to Maddalena Cacciatori d’Aragona, with issue
2.1. Judge. Salvatore Bonavita JUD., “Secretary to the Consolato del Mare”.,, married firstly to Regina Champion, Married Secondly 1788 Valletta to Modesta Formosa, with issue.
2.1.1. (First Marriage) Notary Luigi Garino Bonavita, married 1786 at San Giorgio, Gozo to Lurita Cauchi, with issue.
2.1.1.1. Vincenzo Bonavita, married Francesca Muscat, with issue.
2.1.1.1.3. Sir Ignazio Gavino Bonavita, K.C.M.G (1792-1865).
2.1.1.2. Notary Raimondo Bonavita
2.1.1.3. Dr. Ignazio Bonavita, ‘Celibe’.
2.1.2. Aloisia Bonavita, married 1776 at San Paolo, Valletta to Dr. Salvatore Scifo, with issue.
2.1.3. Oriota Bonavita, married Firstly to Dr. Francesco Giovanni Zahra Clinsciant, with issue. Married Secondly 1795 to Carlo Mamo.
2.1.3.1. (First Marriage) Leopoldo Zahra Clinsciant, married 1805 at Porto Salvo to Antonia Fontani , with issue.
2.1.3.1.1. Zeffro Zahra Clinsciant, married 1851 Valletta to Caterina Agius Delicata.
2.1.3.1.2. Luigi Zahra Clinciant, married 1859 Valletta to Annetta Fontani dei Conti di Senia, with issue. Counts of Senia.
2.2. Dr. Gaetano Bonavita JUD, married 1751 at Porto Salvo to Angelica Farrugia, with issue
2.2.1. Dr. Vincenzo Bonavita JUD, married 1775 at Porto Salvo to Maddalena Gatto, with issue.
2.2.1.1. Dr Carlo Antonio Bonavita, JUD. 1st Count of San Paolino d’Aquilejo, (Cr:1819 by Two Sicilies), There is no record nor any claim whatsoever of the 1819 title of Conte di San Paolino d’Aquilejo in the records of the 1878 Commission. This is because the date of creation of this title is not before the annexation of Malta to the British Dominions. It should be remembered that the purpose of that report (as the report reads) was to identify those titles which were granted or recognized by the sovereign authorities of Malta during the Government of the Knights of Saint John. Some may argue that this title is not one of those titles “recognised by the British Monarch”. That argument is flawed because the purpose of the 1878 Commission was not to ‘recognize’ but to ‘identify’ those titles which had already been granted or recognized during the Government of the Order (1530-1798). This is better explained by the terms of reference to the Commissioners that ‘the Secretary of State for the colonies decided that the heads of the families who, before the annexation of Malta to the British Dominions, obtained tiles of nobility, should in accordance with a precedent during the administration of the late Governor, Sir Henry K. Storks, have precedence of the Chamber of Commerce, and in order to ascertain (etc)’. In this case, the title of Conte di San Paolino d’Aquilejo is simply not one of those titles that was obtained during the Government of the Order and does not in any way diminish its validity. See: Correspondence and Report of the Commission appointed to enquire into the claims and grievances of the Maltese Nobility, May 1878, presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty (C.-2033.): see letter of Chief Secretary to Government to Commissioners dated March 8, 1877 (page 52). In addition, had this family enjoyed a title during the Government in Malta of the Order, and even if no claim whatsoever was made during the 1878 Commission, they would still in the words of Governor Straubanzee be able to enjoy precedence:- ‘At all events if there are more ‘Titolati’ they are at liberty at any time to prove their claims, and take the precedence to which they are entitled’. . See: Correspondence and Report of the Commission appointed to enquire into the claims and grievances of the Maltese Nobility, May 1878, presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty (C.-2033.): see letter of Governor to Earl of Carnavon dated December, 29 1877 (page 3)., married 1810 to Elisabeth Carbott Testaferrata dei Baroni della Grua, with issue.
2.2.2. Maria Bonavita, married to Dr. Gio Carlo Borg Olivier.
[16] Donna Teresa d’Aragona -.
1.5.3.2. King Ferdinand I of Aragon, (r. 1412-1416), (1380-1416), married to Eleanor de Alburquerque, with issue.
1.5.3.2.1. King Alfonso V le Magnanimo, of Aragon, (1416-1458), Naples (1435-1458) and Sicily (1442-1458), married 1415 to Infanta Maria of Castile, with issue.
1.5.3.2.1.1. King Ferrante I of Naples (1458-1498), married with issue.
1.5.3.2.1.2. King John II of Aragona (1458-1479), Navarre (1425-1479), Genoa (1458-1461), married (1) 1420 to Queen Bianca II of Navarre, married (2) 1444 to Juana Enriques, with issue.
1.5.3.2.1.2.1. (illegitimate from Leonora de Esobar) Alfonso d’Aragona, 1st Ducque de Villahermosa, Conte di Ribagorza and Cortes, (1417-1495), married 1477 to Dona Leonor de Sotomayor, with issue.
1.5.3.2.1.2.1.1. (illegitimate from Maria Junquers, d. 1506) Alfonso d’Aragona, Duque de Luna, Viceroyal of Naples, (1457-1528), married 1479 to Maria Lopez de Gurrea, with issue.
1.5.3.2.1.2.1.1.1. Alfonso d’Aragona, Duque de Luna, (1487-1550), married (3) to Ana Sarmiento, with issue.
1.5.3.2.1.2.1.1.1.1. Martin d’Aragona, Duque de Luna y Villahermosa, (1525-1581), married (1) 1541 to Luisa de Borja, with issue.
1.5.3.2.1.2.1.1.1.1.1. Fracnesco d’Aragona, Duque de Luna y Villahermosa, (1551-1622), married with issue.
1.5.3.2.1.2.1.1.1.1.1.1. (illegitimate) Francesco Bartolomeo Matteo d’Aragona, migrated to Sicily, married 1611 Valletta to Anna Lombardo, with issue.
1.5.3.2.1.2.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Mro Francisco d’Aragona sives Garagona, married 1658 Valletta to Maria Barbara Giacobina Attard, with issue.
1.5.3.2.1.2.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Teresa d’Aragona, married 1687 Valetta to Antonio Cacciatore, with issue.
1.5.3.2.1.2.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Maddalena Cacciatore d’Aragona, married 1712 Valletta to Notary Domenico Bonavita.