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Castle of Casaliggio
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Casaliggio lies south west of Picenza.  I have not been able to identify a castle at that location.

Notes:
1.  Alberto Scotti appears for the first time in the documentation on 14 March 1271, assisting his father Giovanni in the purchase of the castle of Casaliggio from the Cistercian monastery of Quartazzola, in Val Trebbia (Racine, 1981, p. 150).
2.  Stipite del ramo degli Scotti di Fombio è Nicolò, uno dei quattro figli maschi di Alberto I. Dal pronipote Gregorio nacque Alberto che venne investito dal duca di Milano Galeazzo Maria Sforza del feudo di Casaliggio e successivamente, nel 1469, con titolo comitale, del feudo di Fombio. Nel 1475 Galeazzo Maria Sforza lo investì anche del feudo di Varsi, confiscato ad un altro ramo della famiglia, che rimase agli Scotti fino al 1758, quando Giusto Ettore lo vendette ai Rugarli.
3.  Giacomo Antonio had the goods and the feud of Casaliggio, brought as a dowry by his niece Barbara al(?) husband Ottaviano Caracciolo. (See Douglas Scotti of Fombio)
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