Below are links to 2 scanned images for Paolo Milazzo, his birth certificate and a letter that I do not understand. The images have been sliced so downloading them would be difficult....but I've included links to the entire document in PDF so you can download if you wish:
PDF - Download & Save A Copy: (opens new window) Story about our famous great-uncle, John F. Milatzo, who trained with Lindburgh.
(click on his image to enlarge)
FAMILY CREST:
In blue, with an open battle tower and black windows on a natural landscape on the right, a lion on the left, surmounted by six stars arranged 4 and 2 all in gold.
Barone di S. Giorgio, with privledges of a “Don”
Resides: Palermo, Messina
- GOOGLE TRANSLATION:
- ANTONIO MILAZZO sworn in Caltagirone from 1477-78-88-89-92, 1593;
- NICCOLO MILAZZO 1500-11;
- NICHOLAS MILAZZO same as above 1500-11;
- GIOVANNI MILAZZO 1508-09
- GIACOMO MILAZZO was a senator from Palermo in the years 1500-01-04-05;
- TOMMASO MILAZZO and GIACOMO MILAZZO noted in the Noble Master of the Crumb;
- ANTONINO MILAZZO forerunner (sublieutenant) of the Militia of the horses of San Filippo with privilege of January 16 1621, ottenne the privilege of the "Don" for if and for its descendants;
- ONOFRIO MILAZZO Palermo, December 20, 1765 had been granted the title of Baron of St. George. In the old register of notary Giovanni Majorana, counted among the texts, there is also a de Giacomo Milazzo habitator to Mount St. Giuliano nel 1299. From the main branch of which bloomed in Monte S. Milazzo, Julian broke away what still remains in Buseto Palizzolo.
- Title then recognized to LEOPOLDO MILAZZO with decree of the Head of the Government June 25 1927;
- EMANUELE MILAZZO 2 lieutenant of 1 Regiment King Line of infantry participated in the country of 1860 /61 for the defence of the Kingdom of Two Sicilies dall' Piedmontese invasion, present to the battle of Macerone where made a prisoner.
Registered in the Book d' Gold of the Italian Nobility - published 1922
This family took the surname origin and the city of Milazzo, land next to Messina. Is very remote use of this surname: the plain of Milazzo, a RICHARD, son of the late MICHAEL MILAZZO, until 1271, was lord of the lands and Centineo Conzina. This family has enjoyed nobility in Messina, Palermo and Caltagirone.
