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The armiger is of an
ancient and noble family of Southern Italy. By Decree of the
Ministry of Internal Affairs in 2016 the armiger added the surname
d'Introna. The family was admitted, in 1749, with all descendants,
to the Nobility Class, with Decree of the Real Camera di Santa
Chiara (Supreme Royal Judiciary of the Kingdom of Naples under King
Carlo III di Borbone); original documents are in the State Archive
of Naples.
The armiger, Director
Ministry of Justice (Retired), born in Naples, married to
Mariarosaria Morrone, Prof. of Latin and Greek, Dame of the Sacred
Military Constantinian Order of St. George and Dame of the Sovereign
Military Order of Malta (SMOM), holder of a Law degree, University
Diploma in Archives, Paleography and Diplomacy; holder of the
Culture Award (European Parliament); Knight of the Grand Cross of
the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem (Holy See)
and Chancellor of the Southern Tyrrhenian Lieutenancy; Knight Jure
Sanguinis (with Gold Plaque) of the Constantinian Order of San
Giorgio (Spain); Commander of the Order of Merit of the Italian
Republic (Presidency of the Italian Republic); Knight (in Obedience)
- II ° Ceto - Sovereign Military Order of Malta (SMOM); Knight of
the Order of the Crown of Italy (His Majesty Umberto II, last King
of Italy).
Daughter: Maria
Alexandra, Doctor of Jurisprudence, Lawyer, married to Dr. Massimo
Santoro, Doctor of Economics, Chartered Consultant.
Sons: Giacomo and
Geneva.
The armiger has an
officially registered tartan (1994) - The Scottish Tartans Society -
The Scottish Register of Tartans. Intended to be to be used by Dr
Pietro Confessore d'Introna, his family, heirs, and successors. The
tartan was designed to incorporate the colours from his arms
matriculated on 27 October 1986 in the Office of the Lord Lyon,
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