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Marius, progenitor of the Douglas Scotti family
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| Lorenzo (?) Scotto and Pietro Scotto were participants in The
Expedition of the Thousand (Italian Spedizione dei Mille) of
1860 |
William, Marius's elder brother. He married the only daughter of
the Lord of the castle of Spettino becoming the founder of the "Scots".
Alberto II Scotti (XV century), lord of Fiorenzuola
Alberto Scotti (1270-1318), lord of Piacenza in 1290;
Alberto Douglas Scotti
established the fortified military residence of Fombio in 1299
Angela Scotti Douglas married Conte Giovanni de' Rossi "il diseredato"
(1482 - 1502)
Carlo Centurione Scotto
Caterina Scotti (? -1468) of
Agazzano , married the Marquis Rolando
Pallavicino called "the Magnificent", from whom the numerous
cadet branches of the family derived
Countess Luigia Douglas Scotti d'Adda (Portrait above) Possibly the
wife of Luigi
Douglas Scotti of
Sarmato, who was last of that line.
Countess Luigi Scotti-Douglas
da Sarmato - same as above??
Archbishop Ranuccio (Ranuzio) Scotti Douglas
Marianna
Douglas Scotti di Vigoleno 'an old countess Scottish ancestry', mother
of Ermanno Stradelli (Borgo Val di Taro, December 8, 1852 - Manaus,
March 21, 1926), an explorer, geographer and Italian photographer.
Marco Antonio Douglas Scotti who provided a family tree to the Earl of
Angus in 1622
Conte Alberto Douglas Scotti da Vigoleno was a
member of the Provisional Government of the restored Duchies of Parma
and Piacenza in Apr 1814
Daniel Scotti,
Bishop of Parenzo, Treasurer of the Apostolic Chamber and Governor of
Bologna
Domenico Maria
Scotti Douglas , count of Sarmato (1751-1854); he had the Scotti
palace built in via San Siro in Piacenza
Enrico Dich Scot Douglas
Conte Ettore
Douglas-Scotti.
Fabio Scotti of Castelbosco, Count of Miceno
Giovanni Douglas Scotti was credited
with refortifying the rocca of Agazzano in 1280
Giovanni Maria Scotti, count of Vigoleno, married Luigia Gonzaga,
daughter of Francesco I (c1420-1484), of the cadet line of Novellara,
giving life to the Scotti-Gonzaga family.
Fabrizia Douglas Scotti Di Vigoleno -
??lawyer in Milan
Count Federico Douglas Scotti Della Scala of St. George
Francesco Scotti (XIV century), podestเ (mayor) of Bologna
Francesco Douglas Scotti or Scoto commissioned Castello di Vigoleno in
the 13th century. Later construction of part of the fortress was begun
in October 1389 by Francesco Scoto, son of Christoforo.
Francesco Scotti (XIV century), podestเ of Bologna (possibly
inferring he was the chief magistrate)
Francesco Scotti
Douglas, count of Carpaneto and Vigoleno, father of Angela Scotti
Douglas who married Giovanni de' Rossi (1431-1502), an Italian
condottiero and the fifth count of San Secondo.
Emperor Sigismondo
granted to Alberto Scotti the title of Lord of Douglas and Vigoleno in
1414
Conte Gaetano Douglas-Scotti of Vigoleno, Knight of the Holy Angelic
Imperial Constantinian Order of St. George
Conto Gaetano Douglas-Scotti di Vigoleno
c1769 (Same as above?)
Gianbernardino
Scotti (1478-1568), cardinal
Giovanni Scotti (13th
century), merchant and wealthy landowne
Giovanni di Petroccio Scotti was a Captain of the People
(Capitani del Popolo) in Siena in 1527
Giovanni Rossi, (1430-1502), 5th Conte of San Secondo ,
married to Angela Scotti Douglas of the Counts of Carpaneto and Vigoleno
...the palace of Marquis Filippo Douglas Scotti of Vigoleno, at
Palazzo della Prefettura di Piacenza in the 18thC
Contessa Ippolita Douglas Scotti di Vigoleno (Living 2017)
Laura della Porta, Countess
di Frontone, * 1911, +, Md. 1951, Lorenzo Scotti Douglas, Count di
Vigoleno
Professor Luca Scotto di Tella de Douglas di Castel di
Ripa
Lucrezia Ferrara
(* Ferrara 10-X-1587, + Piacenza 1607) = Count Fabio Scotti Douglas ,
Count of Vigoleno and Lord of RezzanoPrincess Luisa Gonzaga, born Anguissola - Scotti (of Agazzano), died in
2008
Field Marshall
Luigi Scotti Douglas
Luigi Scotti Douglas
(1796-1880), Neapolitan noble and general
Luigi Douglas-Scotti, created count of Vigoleno, 13 Oct 1856
(As above?)
Luigi Douglas Scotti Di Vigoleno (1875-1957);
Siblings: Maria Douglas Scotti Di Vigoleno and 2 more siblings;
Children: Federico Douglas Scotti Di Vigoleno and 3 more children
Malaspina Torello Scotti, Marquis of Ponte Bosio, Tuscany
Marco Antonio Douglas Scotti of
Agazzano
Maria Douglas Scotti di Vigoleno (born Brunialti) married Luigi Douglas
Scotti di Vigoleno (born May 9 1875). They had 4 children: Federico
Douglas Scotti di Vigoleno and 3 other children.
Marianna
Douglas Scotti from Vigoleno married Francesco, born in 1817, son of
Count Alessio Stradella
Paolo Scotti Douglas della Scala, count of
San Giorgio
, governor of Piacenza since 1854, before the unification of
Italy
Pier Maria Scotti (1481-1521) known as "conte
Buso", adventurer See here: -
a ghost story
Patrizia Douglas Scotti di Vigoleno - Educational and
behavioural cognitive instructor (2017). (with dogs?)
Riccardo Douglas Scotti di Vigoleno; poet - was he killed by the Germans in
1945?
Count Vittorio Scotti Douglas, the present head of the family
Vittorio Centurione Scotto
Vittorio Scotti
Douglas: A Leading Expert on Guerrilla Warfare
Scotti of Milan
![Stemma degli Scotti di MilanoPalato d'oro e di rosso, il secondo palo d'oro caricato di un'aquila di nero coronata del campo.[1]](../image_folder/Crests1/Italy/220px-Coa_fam_ITA_scotti2_small.jpg)
Descendants of the Scotti-Douglas family of
Piacenza, descendant of Bernardino, mayor of Milan. Among the
distinguished exponents there are:
Brantino Scotti (XIV century), jurisconsult;
Antonio Scotti (14th century), son of the former, was treasurer
of Estorre Visconti, lord of Monza;
Ludovico Vincenzo Scotti (17th century), count of Colturano and
of Vesano;
Bernardino Scotti (1656-1726), cardinal, son of the previous
one. He was the last exponent of the family.
Others
Sir James Douglas, died 1795, was
the British Consul General in Naples
Sir William
Douglas Hamilton, British Ambassador to the Kingdom of
Naples from 1764 to 1800
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Cadet Branches |
Marquis of Carpaneto
Marquis of Castelbosco
Marquis of Montalbo
Count of
Agazzano
Count of Vigoleno with Carpaneto and Diolo
Count
of Colturano and of Cesano
Count of San Giorgio
Count of
Fombio
Count of Rezzanello
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Scotti-Gonzaga
Scotti of
Milan
Douglas Scotti of Rezzanello
Douglas Scotti of the
Scala di San Giorgio
Douglas Scotti of Sarmato
Douglas
Scotti of Vigoleno
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Note:
The website has moved on since I compiled this list and details of many
more of the Douglas Scotti family are now to be found on the relevant
pages. See the Italy portal page for some of them.
See also:
Family tree at http://www.famiglienobilinapolitane.it/Genealogie/Scotti
Douglas.htm
The
Italy section home page
Scotto in Sicily
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![Stemma degli Scotti di MilanoPalato d'oro e di rosso, il secondo palo d'oro caricato di un'aquila di nero coronata del campo.[1]](../image_folder/Crests1/Italy/220px-Coa_fam_ITA_scotti2.jpg)