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Platamone info in Italian
Platamone info in Italian #2
The first Platamone was from Gozo in the 15th century.
Several branches played important roles in the early 16th century in Malta, then moved toward Sicily at the time of the Knights of St John arrival in Malta in 1530.
They Sicilian branch were quite successful, and bought Sicilian fiefs and intermarried with the Nobility.
Francesco Platamone was created PRINCIPE DI ROSOLINI IN 1673 IN SICILY and his descendants were created Dukes and Marquises.
This family intermarried with very rich and important Italian families. Queen Paola of Belgian, nee Ruffo de Calabria is a descendant of the Princely House of Platamone.
Presently, the Marquis Platamone still exist in Sicily, as the other branches died out and their titles succeeded thru their daughters.
To read further on the Platamone genealogy, go to www.maltagenealogy.com
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- Noble Alessandro de Platamone - Noble of Licata, married 1777 to the Noble Diane dei Conti Fournier. (Maltese Nobility)
- Blasio Platamone - Duca di Cannizzaro, 1660.
- Ciancio Platamone - Jurat of Gozo, 1482.
- Francesco Platamone - Capitano della Verga of Malta, 1532.
- Francesco Platamone - 1st Principe di Rosolini, 1673.
- Dr Ludovico Platamone - JUD, Jurat of Notabile, 1558. Judge and Auditore.
- Michele Platamone - Duca di Balmurgo, 1700.
- Salvatore Platamone - Barone di Cefalu in Sicily 1616.
- Silvo Platamone - Barone di Rossolini, 1630.
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