Marzano (surname)
The Marzano family was an old medieval Italian noble family originated in the Kingdom of Naples.[1] The Head of the family held the titles Prince of Rossano, Duke of Sessa and Duke of Squillace.[2] Members of the family intermarried with other most significant families of the region. They went extinct at the beginning of the 16th century.
Notable members of the family
[edit]- Goffredo Marzano, Count of Squillace (1300–1362), Grand admiral of Naples
- Goffredo Marzano, Count of Alife (1350-1404), Grand chamberlain of Naples
Marzano (surname)
[edit]Marzano is also an Italian surname.
Notable people with surname Marzano
[edit]- Annalisa Marzano (born 1969), Italian-American archaeologist
- Antonio Marzano (born 1935), Italian economist and politician
- John Marzano (1963–2008), American baseball player
- Marco Marzano (born 1980), Italian cyclist
- Michela Marzano (born 1970), Italian writer and politician
- Robert J. Marzano, American educational researcher
- Stefano Marzano (born 1950), Italian designer
See also
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