Vincenzo Natoli

Vincenzo Natoli was a Sicilian judge. He was made a marquess in 1756 by Charles III, the king of the Two Sicilies.[1]:464

Vincenzo Natoli
Born1690
Sant'Angelo di Brolo, Sicily
Died21 October 1770
Palermo
NationalitySicilian
OccupationJudge

Life

Natoli was born in 1690 at Sant'Angelo di Brolo.[1]:464 From 1730 to 1734, and again in 1740, he was a judge of the Gran Corte Criminale ("grand criminal court") of Palermo. From 10 April 1748 he was a minister in Messina. On 10 July 1751 he became a Regio Consultore, an advisor to the king in Naples. From 1758 he was president of the tribunal of the Real Patrimonio, or "royal heritage", in Palermo.[2]:492[3] He became president of the Civil and Criminal High Court in April 1761.[1]:464

Natoli married Angela Piola and then, in 1748, he married the widowed daughter of Baron Mangiadaini, Maria Sieripopoli.[1]:464 His son Artale Natoli pre-deceased him, dying on 11 December 1768.[3]:492 Natoli died in Palermo on 21 October 1770 and was buried in the Catacombe dei Cappuccini in that city.[1]:464

References
  1. Francesco San Martino de Spucches (1933). La storia dei feudi e dei titoli nobiliari di Sicilia dalla loro origine ai nostri giorni, volume 8 (in Italian). Palermo: Boccone del Povero.
  2. Antonino Mango di Casalgerardo (1912–1915). Nobiliario di Sicilia (in Italian). Palermo: Alberto Reber. online version.
  3. Francesco Maria Emanuele Gaetani (1775). Appendice alla Sicilia nobile, volume 1 (in Italian). Palermo: Santi Apostoli.
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