Ugo degli Obertenghi, margravio di Milano

-https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ugo_(margravio_di_Milano)_ (... – Piacenza ?, 1035?)

 Oberto [II] & his wife had six children: 

-http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/NORTHERN%20ITALY%20900-1100.htm#Obe...

2) UGO (-26 Jan, after 1029). The Gesta Mediolanensium names (in order) "Ugonem, Azonem, Adelbertum et Obizonem" as four Italian marchesi, supporters of Ardoini d´Ivrea, captured by forces of Emperor Heinrich II, the date "1022" being inserted in the margin by the editor[334]. "Azo et Ugo germanis et filii Uberti marchio" bought property from "Domninus diaconus…in burgo sancti Domnini et filius quondam Undulfi de loco Variano" by charter dated 1013[335]. A charter dated May 1013 records a decision "in iudicio…domnus Azo et Ugo germani marchiones et Thodello commes istius comitatus Pataviensis" relating to the ownership of property in Petriolo, signed by "Adelbertus qui Azo…Ugo marchio…"[336]. "Gerardus diaconus filius quondam Genesie" sold certain castles to "Ugo marchio filius bone memorie Oberto qui fuit item marchio" by charter dated 1029[337]. "Ugo marchio filius bo. mem. Oberti item marchio, ex genere Longobardorum" donated "decima de curte Portalbero" to Piacenza cathedral by charter dated 1029[338]. The necrology of Piacenza records the death "VII Kal Feb" of "Ugo marchio" and his donations[339]. "Rodulphus Normanus ex Francorum genere" donated property to the monastery of Vangadizza, for the soul of "Ugonis marchionis", by charter dated 1040[340].