Sobbé Soppé Zobbé Zoppé Dynastic Noble Surname

Zara (Zadar) Damlatia = Zara (Zadar) Switzerland

Adelsfamilien aus dem deutschsprachigen Raum

"Soppe" Surname Background and Origin

Historical Dalmatian nobility from the city of Ragusa (Dubrovnik) (Independent Republic until 1808), Spalato (Split), Zara (Zadar), Cattaro(Kotor), Sebanico (Sibenik). The Old Dalmatian nobility and those escaping from Bosnia recognized by Venice 1409-1520; Venice granted titles to those who fought the Turks and gave others the title of Count - 1520-1718; Majority of Dalmatian arms were granted in this period - 1718-1797; Austria occupation recognized all Venetian-Dalmatian nobility - 1797-1806; French occupation took away some privileges-1806-1813; Austrian occupation recognizes only 20% of Dalmatian nobility - 1814-1918.

If you decent for male or female line of the next *families:

Laufzeit: 1559-1621 Heinrich Sobben (Zoppe) von der Heiden

Archive inNordrhein-Westfalen Heinrich Sobben (Zoppe) von der Heiden

(Refer to Zadar surname Index below)

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[de Soppe]

::Soppe – old Zadar’s noble family, mentioned in the 12th cent. Strong landowners in 14th cent., losing their properties in the 2nd half of 15th cent. under Venetian government, contributing in publical, cultural and clerical life of Zadar until the early 19th cent.

::Soppe Fortezza – a branch of Soppe

::Soppe Papali – a branch of Soppe

::""Soppe, vedi Tartaglia""

Family Seat

BRBINJ, a village in the cove of the same name on the north-eastern coast of the island of Dugi Otok (Long Island), 12 km south of Božava.
The parish church of Sts. Cosmas and Damian was first mentioned in 1195. Petar Franić-Hacuc, a constructor from Zadar, was also working on it in the period 1435-1442. The south-eastern part of the village houses the ruins of a fortified castle of the Soppe family, with a chapel from the 16th century. The remains of an early Christian church are found on an islet called Utra (školj), northwest of the village.

Alternate Surname Spellings

[von Sobbe]

Historical Origins

• In medieval times there were kingdoms, called White Serbia and White Croatia, located not in the Balkan peninsula but in Bohemia and southeastern Germany. The signfificance of white in Slavic languages for proper names such as White Russia is western. White Serbia and White Croatia were kingdoms established by Sarmatians over Slavic populations. The Sarmatian ruling class was eventually assimilated into the Slavic culture and some of the Serbians and Croatian moved into the Balkans where their descendants now live. However, not all migrated. There are remnants of the Slavic White Serb population of eastern Germany still there, known as Sorbs or Wends.

• Some the aristocratic families of Poland were founded by Sarmatians and the family crests reflect this by the appearance of the particular symbol, a sort of hash mark.

• The principal tribe of the Sarmatians in later history was the Alans. The Alans show up in odd places.

• The Roman Empire brought Alans into southern France to help control the Celts.

• Marco Polo wrote of finding a town of ten thousand Alans in South China in his journeys.

• One branch of the Alans took refuge in the Caucasus Mountains where they became known as the Ossetes. Joseph (Stalin) Djugashvili's Father was Osset and his mother was Georgian, so Stalin was half Sarmatian.

San-Gra'al

• The Sarmatians adopted the dragon motif from the Han Empire of China. The image of the dragon was brought to Britain when the Roman Emperor Marcus Aureleus sent 5500 Sarmatian warriors to Britain to guard against the attacks by the Celts of northern Britain. This was in the third century A.D. This may have been the source of the legends of King Arthur. Arthur's father was Uther Pendragon. Pendragon means dragon head which came from the image of a dragon's head which he carried on his shield. The altar in the Sarmatian's religion seems to have been a sword embedded in a stone.

COAT OF ARMS

Soppensee, Sussie-
De gueules à un poisson volant d'argent, posé en bande. C.: un chapeau de gueules, retroussé d'argent, sommé d'un panache de plumes de coq de sable.

Soppe Azure, a vase with two handles gules, three roses slipped proper filled with gold. Soppe Coupe Gules money, a fox (dolce) crawling from one into the other. Crowned helmet. Soppensee Gules, a flying fish money raised band. Soppe-Papall Party: at 1 per fess Gules and Argent, a fox (dolce) and bypassed the crawling into one another (Soppe) 2nd, Azure, two half-flights faced and lowered silver acc. Chief of a star (6) gold (Papali). (Conf. of nob., October 26, 1822) Quarterly: 1st, fess Gules and Argent, a lion in one another; 2nd, Azure, two half-flights faced and lowered to gold acc. Chief of a star (8) of gold at 3 gold, a griffin Vert, a fess gules, surmounting the griffin and c. three fleurs-de-lis of silver in 4, azure, gold lion, holding a rod vert, flowered roses three ill-ordered money. Crowned helmet.

''Connection between the von Sobbe and de Soppe through Heraldic Arms (von Sobbe feigning to de Soppe):''

Soppe Azure, a vase with two handles gules, three roses slipped proper filled with gold. Sobbe or Zobbe Gules, three sheets of silver rose, stems down.

Misc Arms:

Sobbe van der Heyde Three diamonds.

Buttisholz / Soppensee

Hugo von Hohenlandenberg- Convent Soppen- Sppensee and Soppenseewald

"Soppe" Surname Background Evidence in Germany

Ortsfamilienbuch Soppau
Probably 1220/30 n AD founded as Angerdorf what documentary evidence sadly lacking. As Angerdorf one called a village to plant a Anger - a free space - within the village.

We find about the place name in a publication of the Slavic place names of the district from 1896 Leobschutz following: Soppau , 1377 Soppe, Soffo, 1434 Soppow 1461 Joppow, 1462 Zoppau, bohemian Zopowy is a adjectivische formation of the substantive zop, sop. The word is probably one of the old Slavic root sop = noise, to which also the Subtantivum SOPL, fons saliens = source rushing back. Maybe is also a personal name Zop, sop is based.

The village is situated south-west of the county town Leobschutz, at a distance of 8.7 km at the river Troy. Altitude 295m above sea level. The district comprises 1129 ha of which 298.55 ha belong to the estate that is leased by the Prussian Chamber domain. The estate was sold in 1687 by Julie Marie Constanze Wengerski, née Countess of Herbersteins for 17,000 guilders (= 11,333 thalers.) To the Teutonic Knights. As a result of the huge financial burden that the Peace of Tilsit had imposed the Prussian state, it came in 1810 to collect the considerable assets of the Catholic Church in Silesia. Affected by the Säkulaerisierung were the estates of the Hospitallers, Dominicans, and Cistercians in the Prussian Oppaland. On the estates of the Teutonic Order (Schmeisdorf, Cross Village, Kreisewitz, and Soppau) was made by the Grand Master, the Archduke Anton Victor of Austria, against the expropriation stubborn resistance that the Prussian state did not want to break by force with regard to the imperial house. Not until 1863 was the dispute over the ownership of an arbitral tribunal to decide in favor of Prussia. The estate was then leased to the Royal Prussian Treasury domain. The last tenant was William trips.

The municipal seal with the Cross of the Teutonic Knights is reminiscent of the ownership of the Order. 1723 the village had Soppau a mill, a Scholzen - head of a village community system -, 20 farmers, 28 gardeners and 15, 1783, there were 21 farmers, 31 gardeners and 36 Häusler, also a Catholic. Church and a school. 1910 there were 21 farmers, 52 gardeners and 41 cottagers. , the population was 1783 = 442 pers., 1855 = 774 pers., 1890 = 824 pers., 1910 = 754 pers. and 1939 = 702 people. A Polish Statistics 1995 report for the village Zopowy 237 inhabitants and for the new settlement (on the road Leobschutz - Jägerndorf the former inn "Sedan") 266 inhabitants.

Around the year 1690 resulted in several small holdings in the Schmiedegasse, the pond road was settled at that time. Soppau received in 1907 with the stop Soppau - robes, in 2.7 km away and links to the railway Leobschutz - Hunters Village. A Posthilfsstelle in 1885, the telephone connection is established in 1900. A savings and loan association were founded in 1897.

The Soppauer School is mentioned for the first time in Urbarium (hall and tax book) from 1725. A separate brick schoolhouse was built in 1803. 1836 the building was built on two levels,after the house was destroyed by fire in 1834. Since 1896 the school was dreiklassig with two, sometimes even three teachers. Visited in 1930, according to a report by the district government in Opole, 108 children Soppauer Catholic. Elementary school. At the beginning of World War II were principals and Walter Wilhelm Mende Lorke a teacher.

A small church without a tower existed before the Reformation. 1613 was the squire Friedrich Tschammer grow and arching the presbytery. This happened at a time when the Duchy of hunters village belonged to the Soppau, was Protestant. The Margrave George of Brandenburg, who had bought the land in 1523 by Georg von Schellenberg, was responsible for the rigorous introduction of Protestantism. The present ecclesiastical topography of Moravia, from 1863, describes the further development of our home church. Spiritual advice Friedrich Wradzidlo was our last home minister. Add an entry in the parish register of Soppau he documented the flight of civilians on 19 Soppauer March 1945 before the advancing Red Army of the Soviet Union.

In 1939 there were peasant farmers and Mayor Ernst Kopp Haeckel Max and Emil Berner Councillor of the Municipality Soppau. Registrar for the municipalities and counties Soppau joke was the farmer Paul Willmann.

Notes / Sources: The sources for the personal data served copies of the parish registers of St. Michael Church Soppau from the archive in Opava, as well as films of the FHL, the birth and baptism date was set equal Unless otherwise noted, just like the death and burial date. Names have been harmonized in order to provide a better search.

LINK:

http://www.online-ofb.de/soppau/

Engelbrecht Soppe or Sobbe - An Example of interchangeable letters denoting dialectic phonetics : 'P' and 'B'

Note: Foreign Dialects: A Manual for Actors, Directors, and Writers By Lewis Herman, Marquerite Shalett Herman

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==SOBBE SOPPE SOURCE LINKS==

1) Regesten der Markgrafen von Baden und Hachberg, 1050-1515, Volume 5

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2) Bergische Sagen

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3) Eiflia Illustrata, Register By Johann Friedrich Schannat, Konrad Kowollik

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4) Eiflia illustrata oder geogr. u. Beschreibung d. Eifel By J.F. Schannat, G. Bärsch

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5A) Eiflia illustrata oder geographische und historische Beschreibung By Johann Friedrich Schannat

5B) Eiflia illustrata oder geographische und historische Beschreibung, Volume 2 By Johann Friedrich Schannat

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6) History of Elverfeld

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7) House of Vogelsang

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=== Reference Sources for Soppe/Zoppe/Sobbe/Zobbe ===

Ref. : Hermann Zoppe von Ingendorf

1) Beiträge zur Genealogie der adligen Geschlechter von Joseph Strange, Volume 5- By Joseph Strange

Ref. : Reinhard Zoppe von Ingendorf

1) Geschichte der Burgen, Rittergueter, Abteien und KLoester in ..., Volumes 9-12- By F. C. von Mering

Ref. : Heinrich Zoppe (von Burgel) (1326)

[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haus_B%C3%BCrgel]

(1) Die Kunstdenkmäler der Rheinprovinz: im auftrage des ..., Volume 3 edited by Paul Clemen

(2) Güter und Höfe in Benrath und Umgebung: Schriftenreihe des Archivs der ... By Theo Fühles, Peter Müller (und andere)

(3) Geschichte der Burgen, Rittergüter, Abteien und Klöster in den Rheinlanden ... By Friedrich E. Freiherr von Mering, Ernst Weyden

(4) Die Kunstdenkmäler der Städte Barmen: Elberfeld, Remscheid und der Kreise ...

(5) Urkundenbuch von Stadt und Kloster Bürgel edited by Paul Mitzschke

COAT OF ARMS

Soppe Azure, a vase with two handles gules, three roses slipped proper filled with gold. Soppe Coupe Gules money, a fox (dolce) crawling from one into the other. Crowned helmet. Soppensee Gules, a flying fish money raised band. Soppe-Papall Party: at 1 per fess Gules and Argent, a fox (dolce) and bypassed the crawling into one another (Soppe) 2nd, Azure, two half-flights faced and lowered silver acc. Chief of a star (6) gold (Papali). (Conf. of nob., October 26, 1822) Quarterly: 1st, fess Gules and Argent, a lion in one another; 2nd, Azure, two half-flights faced and lowered to gold acc. Chief of a star (8) of gold at 3 gold, a griffin Vert, a fess gules, surmounting the griffin and c. three fleurs-de-lis of silver in 4, azure, gold lion, holding a rod vert, flowered roses three ill-ordered money. Crowned helmet.

''Connection between the von Sobbe and de Soppe through Heraldic Arms (von Sobbe feigning to de Soppe):''

Soppe Azure, a vase with two handles gules, three roses slipped proper filled with gold.
Sobbe or Zobbe Gules, three sheets of silver rose, stems down.

Misc Arms:

Sobbe van der Heyde Three diamonds.

Old Noble Zadar Surname and Families Index

• [Abram]
• [Abramich - Veglia]
• [Accerbi]
• [Acqua, vedi Dall’Acqua]
• [Addobbati]
• [Alavcevic (Alavcevich)]
• [Alberti]
• [Albinoni, vedi Kreglianovich]
• [Ale]
• [Allaburich, vedi Miculich]
• [Allegretti]
• [Allocovich]
• [Amblasy, vedi Andreis]
• [Andrei]
• [Andresti]
• [Andreis]
• [Angeli (Angoli), vedi Berislavi]
• [Angelici]
• [Antichievich]
• [Antiquario]
• [Antonini, vedi Papafava]
• [Antoniolli – Budua]
• [Anzoli, vedi Berislavi e Petris]
• [Aqua]
• [Aquila, Aquila, vedi Boccareo]
• [d%E2%80%99 Arbec]
• [Arneri]
• [Arsa]
• [Ascrivio, vedi Lucovich]
• [Babich, vedi Nutrizio]
• [Baffo]
• [Bagnolo, vedi Pisani]
• [Bajamonti]
• [Balbi]
• [Balci, vedi Berislavi]
• [Ballovich]
• [Banich]
• [Bannissis (Bannisius)]
• [Barca]
• [Barbarani]
• [Barbarich, vedi Resich]
• [Barbieri]
• [Barbis, vedi Petris]
• [Barnaba, vedi Pisani]
• [Barnaba,San, vedi Giustinian]
• [Barniceli]
• [Barte]
• [Bartulovich]
• [Basca (Bascha)]
• [Baseglia]
• [Basiglio (Basilio)]
• [Bassa]
• [Bassegli, Bassegli, vedi Gozze-Bassegli]
• [Bassi, vedi Pisani]
• [Bassich - Perasto]
• [Bastaschitsch]
• [Batalovich]
• [Battielo]
• [Battisti Edler von Santo Giorgio]
• [Bauslava]
• [Becich]
• [Begna]
• [Begna di Possedaria, Begna di Possedaria, vedi Lallich]
• [Beinebach, vedi Bollis]
• [Belglava]
• [Bellafusa, Bellafusa, vedi Grenenwald]
• [Belli]
• [Belloni (Belli)]
• [Bencovich]
• [Benedetti]
• [Benessa]
• [Benvenuti I, Benvenuti II]
• [Bercich]
• [Bercovich]
• [Berghenda gent. Berka]
• [Berislavi]
• [Berislavo, Berislavo, vedi Statilis]
• [Berka, vedi Berghenda]
• [Bernardini]
• [Bernardo, vedi Giorni-Bernardo]
• [Beroevich]
• [Bersa Edler von Leidenthal]
• [Bersatich]
• [Bertuzzi]
• [Bervjakovich, vedi Grubissich]
• [Bevilaqua, vedi Obradich]
• [Bianchini]
• [Bieladinovich]
• [Bigoneo]
• [Billinich]
• [Binciola]
• [Bisanti]
• [Biscucchia - Cattaro]
• [Biscoiti]
• [Bisichi]
• [Biste]
• [Bivice, vedi Ruboli]
• [Bizzarro]
• [Blagay, vedi Orsini]
• [Blasevich]
• [Bleyleben, Regner, von]
• [Blondus]
• [Bobali]
• [Boccamare vedi Coltelli]
• [Boccareo Aquila]
• [de%E2%80%99Bocchina]
• [Boglich]
• [Boiavoliza]
• [Bollis, Bollis Edler von Beinebach]
• [Bolliza]
• [Bona]
• [Bonacich]
• [Bonda]
• [Bonhomo (Bonishominibus)]
• [Bonicelli]
• [Bordini]
• [Borelli]
• [Borgoforte]
• [Borisi di Fontane]
• [Bortolazzi (Grisogono-Bortolazzi)]
• [Borzati Edler von Lowenstern]
• [Bosdari]
• [Bosnien, Hrzthum]
• [Bosnich, vedi Lallich]
• [Boucia]
• [Boudin, vedi Legarde]
• [Boyco]
• [Bovi vedi Striseo]
• [Bozza]
• [Bozzelli]
• [Brady]
• [Bragaotto]
• [Braicich]
• [Bredor, vedi Budissavlievich]
• [Bribir]
• [Bucchia]
• [Buchianini]
• [Buccich]
• [Buchich]
• [Budissavlievich von Bredor]
• [Budua]
• [Buffalis]
• [Bujacovich]
• [Bujovich]
• [Bujovich, vedi Stassich]
• [Bukhari vedi Zriny]
• [Buntielich]
• [Buratovich von Flaggetreu]
• [Burovich-Smajevich]
• [Busca vedi Lion]
• [Buzignola]
• [Cabota]
• [Cacich]
• [Caccia]
• [Calcina]
• [Calibi]
• [Califfi]
• [Calogera]
• [Calori]
• [Calvi]
• [Calvi-Rosetti]
• [Calvi-Toletti]
• [Cambj]
• [Camuglia]
• [Canali]
• [Canavelli, vedi Petris]
• [Candia]
• [Capincich]
• [Capogrosso (Cavogrosso)]
• [Caralipeo]
• [Caravan]
• [Carnazza, vedi Cernizza]
• [Carobbi]
• [Carosio, vedi Pesaro]
• [Carrara]
• [Carrarese, vedi Papafava]
• [Carsana]
• [Cerva]
• [Casalanza, vedi Lanza]
• [Casazzi, vedi Kaznacic]
• [Casanegra- Budua]
• [Casotti]
• [Cassio]
• [Castelli]
• [Castelnovo, vedi Pisani]
• [Castel Trinità, vedi Nettovich]
• [Castriotto]
• [Catacanevo]
• [Catena]
• [Catinelli, Catinelli, vedi Obradich-Bevilaqua]
• [Cattani-Jorjetti]
• [Cattaneo]
• [Cavagini (Cavagnini)]
• [Cavazza, Cavazza, vedi Lion]
• [Cedolini]
• [Cega, vedi Celio]
• [Cejkovac, vedi Kutschig]
• [Celio Cega, Celio Doroteo, Celio Lodi, Celio Morte, Celio Tavileo]
• [Centani]
• [Cerineo]
• [Cerlich]
• [Cernizza Edler von Krunevir]
• [Cernotta, vedi Andreis]
• [Cerva]
• [Cerva, vedi Sorgo]
• [Chatacanevo, vedi Catacanevo]
• [Chatto, vedi Zanchi]
• [Chertizza, vedi Kartica]
• [Chiasta]
• [Chiaxich, vedi Giaxich]
• [Chioreo - Perasto]
• [Chirico]
• [Chischich]
• [Chiuda – Budua]
• [Chiudis]
• [Chiucovich]
• [Christich, vedi Giovannizio, Christich, vedi Paulovich-Fontana]
• [Chrixich, vedi Kriscich u. Ostoich]
• [Cicle]
• [Cicuta - Veglia]
• [Ciedulini, vedi Cedolini]
• [Cimani]
• [Cimo]
• [Cindro]
• [Cini]
• [Cipci]
• [Cipchis, vedi Cippico]
• [Cippico (Cipchis)]
• [Ciprianis Quarco]
• [Civalelli]
• [Clasci (Clasich), vedi Klasic]
• [Clesanich, vedi Chischich]
• [Cleuna, vedi Luposignoli]
• [Cocalini]
• [Colnago]
• [Colo, vedi Rotondo]
• [Colombani (Colombini), (Petris)]
• [Coltelli von Boccamare]
• [Columbarich]
• [Comneno, vedi Kossachich]
• [Comoli (Comuli)]
• [Coppesssi vedi Coppessich]
• [Comuli, vedi Comoli]
• [Coppilli (Copilli)]
• [Corbau und Lika (Corbavia), Corbau vedi Lappitz. Possidaria e Torquatovich]
• [Corner]
• [Corponese]
• [Cortellini]
• [Cortese – Veglia]
• [Corvino]
• [Cosavcich (Cosazich), vedi Cossinich e Kossachich]
• [Cossinich, Conte di Santa Saba]
• [Cosso (Cossovich)]
• [Costanich (Costagnich)]
• [Covacich]
• [Coziza, vedi Costanich]
• [Crancovich, vedi Markich e Sinovcich]
• [Crasso]
• [Creliutich]
• [Creliutich, vedi dalle Ale]
• [Crisancich]
• [Cristich, vedi Giovannizio]
• [Crivellari]
• [Croce]
• [Crussevich]
• [Cumbat]
• [Cumboks, vedi Negovetich]
• [Cupilli, Cupilli, vedi Ferrari e Cuppelli]
• [Cupparei]
• [Cusal, vedi Lappitz]
• [Cusmanich, vedi Diclicich]
• [Czeruhevich]
• [Czerlenkovich, vedi Nachich]
• [Dalben]
• [Dall%E2%80%99Acqua]
• [Damiani di Vergada, Damianich, vedi Tichievich e Vergada]
• [Dancevich]
• [Dandoli]
• [Danieli, vedi Pellegrini]
• [Danza]
• [Davidovich]
• [Davris]
• [Debro]
• [Dechoevich, vedi Descovich]
• [Dede Mitrovich-Jankovich]
• [Dedo, vedi Diedo]
• [Delupis, vedi Dojmi]
• [Denaro]
• [Descovich]
• [Dessa, vedi Spingarolli]
• [Dessantich - Veglia]
• [Detrico, Detrico, vedi Damiani]
• [Deucich]
• [Diclicich]
• [Diedo]
• [Difnico]
• [Dimitri, vedi Kacich]
• [Divnich, vedi Difnico]
• [Dmine]
• [Divanovich - Budua]
• [Dobratich, vedi Pellegrini]
• [Dobrinovic, vedi Vranyczany]
• [Dobroevich vedi de’ Iurich]
• [Dobroslavi, vedi Berislavi]
• [Dobrota, vedi Jvanovich]
• [Dojmi di Delupis]
• [Domich, vedi Casotti]
• [Domicio, vedi Dumicié]
• [Dominis]
• [Dominio]
• [Donda Zani (Dondazani)]
• [Donluzich, vedi Voinovich]
• [Doroteo, vedi Celio]
• [Dorotich, vedi Dorotteo]
• [Dorotteo]
• [Draganich, Draganich-Veranzio]
• [Dragazzo I, Dragazzo II]
• [Dragga, vedi Pavich]
• [Draghich, vedi Dragazzo I]
• [Drago, Drago (Draghi), Drago-Bucchia]
• [Dragoevich]
• [Dragoje, vedi Dragazzo I]
• [Dragomanich]
• [Draxenovich, vedi Marianovich]
• [Dub, vedi Berghenda]
• [Dubocovich]
• [Dudan]
• [Duimiceo (Duimicich), vedi Nicolini]
• [Dujmovich]
• [Dumici%C3%A9]
• [Duplancich]
• [Eltenberg, vedi Steiner]
• [Epiculari, vedi Peccorario]
• [Esker, vedi Grubissich]
• [Ettoreo, vedi Hettoreo e Petris]
• [Fabri, vedi Lallich]
• [Fabris]
• [Fanfogna]
• [Faoccich]
• [Farolfo]
• [Farrawall, vedi Pasquali]
• [Fasaneo, Fasaneo, vedi Slavogosti]
• [Felicinovich Edler von Treustern]
• [Feltri di Vrana]
• [Fenzi]
• [Ferra, Ferra, vedi Fonda]
• [Ferrari, Ferrari-Latus, vedi Ferrari]
• [Filiberi]
• [Filippi]
• [Flaggetreu, vedi Buratovich]
• [Flangipan, vedi Frangipani]
• [Fonda]
• [Fondra, Fondra Ferra]
• [Fontana Paulovich, vedi Paulovich, Fontana von Valsalina,Fontane, vedi Borisi]
• [Fortezza, Fortezza, vedi Soppe Fortezza]
• [Foscari]
• [Franceschi]
• [Franchinboni]
• [Francopanovich, vedi Frangipani]
• [Frangipani]
• [Franich]
• [Franzenshuld, vedi Hartmann]
• [Fumati]
• [Fumatis (Fumatti), vedi Fumati]
• [Gadio, vedi Giusti]
• [Galbiani di Wrana]
• [Galleno]
• [Galzigna]
• [Gamsenfels, vedi Pichl]
• [Garagnin]
• [Gargurich, vedi Ohumuchievich]
• [Garoffolich]
• [Garzoni]
• [Gavall%C3%A0]
• [Gazo, vedi Giusti]
• [Gazolano]
• [Gazzarri]
• [Gazzelata]
• [Gelineo]
• [Gelpi]
• [Georgi, Santo, vedi Battisti]
• [Geremia]
• [Ghetaldi (Getaldic), Ghetaldi-Gondola (Getaldic-Gundulic)]
• [Giablanovich I, vedi Jablanovich, Giablanovich II, vedi Jablanovich II]
• [Giacogna, vedi Jacogna]
• [Giadruleo]
• [Giamagna, vedi Zamagna]
• [Gianco, vedi Marianovich]
• [Giardino, vedi Giusti]
• [Giaxa]
• [Giaxa (Giaxich) vedi Hettoreo e Petris]
• [Giaxich]
• [Gierolomivich, vedi Radich]
• [Gigliati]
• [Gignil]
• [Gily]
• [Giordani, Giordani, vedi Jordan]
• [Giorgevich, vedi Jura]
• [Giorgi, Giorgi-Bernardo]
• [Giovannizi, vedi Jvanissevich]
• [Giovannizio]
• [Giovovich vedi Stratimirovich]
• [Risichi]
• [Giudich, vedi Petrovich]
• [Giurgevich, vedi Giorgi, Giurgievich, vedi Jura]
• [Giuriceo]
• [Giurileo,vedi Jurileo]
• [Giusti, Giusti, vedi Zusto]
• [Giustinian (Justinian, Zustiniani), Giustinian di San Barnaba, Giustinian-Lolin, Giustinian-Recanati, Giustinian dei Vescovi]
• [Givich, vedi Slavogosti]
• [Glavati]
• [Gliubatovich]
• [Gliubavaz, Gliubavaz, vedi Frangipani]
• [Gliubich]
• [Gliubizza – Budua]
• [Gloghie]
• [Gnebissich, vedi Grubissich]
• [Gocetio, vedi Pecorario]
• [Godeassi]
• [Goess]
• [Goicovich]
• [Golia]
• [Golubich, vedi Hettoreo e Petris]
• [Gondola, Gondola, vedi Ghetaldi (Gundulic, Getaldic-Gundulic)]
• [Gonzaga, vedi Nembrini]
• [Gorgi]
• [Gospodnetich, vedi Dominis]
• [Gottifredi, vedi Slavogosti]
• [Gozio, vedi Peccorario]
• [Gozze (Gucetic), Gozze, vedi Peccorario, Gozze-Bassegli]
• [Gozzi, vedi Gozze]
• [Gradi]
• [Grancich]
• [Grazio]
• [Gregovich – Budua]
• [Griffi co, vedi Petris]
• [Grisogono, Grisogono, vedi Bortolazzi, Nutrizio e Sara]
• [Grubissich, Grubissich Edler von Kereszturm]
• [Grubogna]
• [Grunenwald, Grunenwald, vedi Bellafussa]
• [Gucetich, vedi Gozze]
• [Gucetic, vedi Peccorario]
• [Guerini]
• [Guerino, vedi Guirino]
• [Guido]
• [Guidotti]
• [Guina]
• [Guirino]
• [Gulelmi]
• [Guoro]
• [Gurgurovich, vedi Ohumuchievich]
• [Harsich (Harstich Hartich), vedi Giovannizio]
• [Hartmann Edler von Franzenshuld]
• [Hayer, vedi Heyer]
• [Hectorevich, vedi Petris]
• [Herakovich]
• [Herrenstein, vedi Petris]
• [Hettoreo,Hettoreo, vedi Petris e Piretich]
• [Heyer von Rosenfeld]
• [Heyger, vedi Heyer]
• [Hoberth Edler von Schwarzthal v. Oberti]
• [Hocinachievich, vedi Ohumuchievich]
• [Hofer, vedi Thurn-Valsassina]
• [Howora, vedi Berghenda]
• [Hoyer, vedi Heyer]
• [Hreglianovich, vedi Kreglianovich]
• [Iacogna – Cattaro]
• [Impastrarj - Veglia]
• [Ismaelli]
• [Issa, vedi Spingarolli]
• [Istrigo (Istrago)]
• [Iurich vedi de’ Subich]
• [Ivachievich]
• [Ivacich]
• [Ivaneo]
• [Ivanissevich]
• [Ivanossich von Kustenfeld]
• [Ivanovich]
• [Ivelich, vedi Lucich II]
• [Ivellio]
• [Ivetich]
• [Ivichievich]
• [Jablanovich I., vedi Paulovich-Fontana, Jablanovich II., vedi Giovannizio]
• [Jacho]
• [Jacogna]
• [Jancovich, vedi Dede]
• [Jalina]
• [Janco, vedi Marianovich]
• [Jankovcevic (Jankovchevich), vedi Tartaglia]
• [Jaxa (Jaxich), vedi Giaxa, Hettorco e Petris]
• [Jederlinich]
• [Jordan I, Jordan II]
• [Jorjetti, vedi Cattanj]
• [Jovino]
• [Juanei, vedi Jvaneo]
• [Jugovich, vedi Chiucovich]
• [Jura (Jurjevich)]
• [Jurich]
• [Jurileo]
• [Jurlich (Jurlicevich) vedi Jurileo]
• [Jurissevich]
• [Jurjevich, vedi Jura]
• [Justinian, vedi Giustinian]
• [Justo, vedi Giusto e Zusto
• [Kacich, vedi Kacic]
• [Kacic (Kacich, Kadcich)]
• [Kadcich, vedi Kacic]
• [Kaer]
• [Kalcina (Kalcigna), vedi Calcina]
• [Karlsberg, vedi Goess]
• [Kartica (Chertizza Krstelj)]
• [Karstich, vedi Giovannizio]
• [Kasnacich (Kaznacic)]
• [Ker, vedi Kaer
• [Kereszturm, vedi Grubissich II]
• [Klinckebeil, vedi Grunenwald]
• [Klinge, vedi Lama]
• [Knesovich (Knezovich) vedi Rubnich]
• [Knezevich, Knezevich, vedi Rubnich]
• [Komnenos, vedi Comneno]
• [Korbau, vedi Corbavia u. Lappitz]
• [Kossachich (Kosacich)]
• [Kossochich, vedi Kossakich]
• [Kosztanich, vedi Costanich]
• [Kreglianovich, Kreglianovich, vedi Albinoni]
• [Krekich Edler von Treuland]
• [Kreuzenthal, vedi Stermic]
• [Kriscich (Krixich), Kriscich, vedi Ostoich]
• [Krstelj, vedi Kartica]
• [Krunevir, vedi Cernizza]
• [Kugburg, vedi Oklopsia]
• [Kusal (Kuzal), vedi Lappitz]
• [Kustenfeld, vedi Ivanossich]
• [Kustenhort, vedi Scopinich]
• [Kutschig von Cejkovac]
• [Ladendorff, vedi Pollini]
• [Lagarde, Boudin de]
• [Lallich, Lallich von der Tulpe]
• [Lama von Buchsenhausen e Brandhausen]
• [Lambertenghi, vedi Porro]
• [Lantana]
• [Lanza von Casalanza]
• [Lappitz, Lappitz, vedi Possidaria e Torquatovich]
• [Lascaris]
• [Lastua, vedi Medici]
• [Laticich, vedi Limini]
• [Latus, vedi Ferrari]
• [Lavezzola, vedi Parma]
• [Lecini]
• [Leidenthal, vedi Bersa]
• [Lega]
• [Leipa, vedi Berghenda]
• [Leon, vedi Lion]
• [Leonardis]
• [Leonelli]
• [Leoni]
• [Leonis]
• [Leporini]
• [Lichtenberg]
• [Licini]
• [Lgnicich]
• [Lika, vedi Corbau]
• [Lilie (Lilien), vedi Vetter]
• [Lilienberg, vedi Vetter]
• [Linchenberg, vedi Zanchy]
• [de Lio]
• [Lion, Lion, vedi Leonis]
• [Lion-Cavazza, Lion-Cavazza, vedi Lion]
• [Lippeo]
• [Liubavaz, vedi Gliubavaz]
• [Livich]
• [Ljubibratich von Trebinja]
• [Ljubisa von Ljubobraticah]
• [Ljubobraticah, vedi Ljubisa]
• [Ljubovaz, vedi Gliubavaz]
• [Locaci]
• [Lode]
• [Lodi (Lodis), Lodi (Lodis), vedi Celio]
• [Lolin, vedi Giustinian]
• [Lorbeerfeld, vedi Zamboni]
• [Lotti]
• [Lovatelli]
• [Lowenstern, vedi Borzati]
• [Lozich, vedi Vitazza]
• [Lubkovich, vedi Lucovich]
• [Luca]
• [Luccari]
• [Lucich]
• [Lucich, vedi Lucio, Lucis e Paulovich]
• [Lucio]
• [Lucis, vedi Berislavi]
• [Lucoevich]
• [Lucovich von Ascrivio – Cattaro]
• [Lukats]
• [Lupi (Lupis)]
• [Luposignoli]
• [Luppis. Luppis von Rammer]
• [Luxich]
• [Luxio]
• [Lyka, vedi Lappitz]
• [Macarini]
• [Maccarello]
• [Macchiavelli, vedi Machiavelli]
• [Macchiedo (Machiedo)]
• [Machiavelli]
• [Machinaturi]
• [Macho]
• [Madevius (Madevio)]
• [Mady]
• [Makarello, vedi Maccarello]
• [Mamuca della Torre (Mamucha de Thuri), vedi Thurn]
• [Mamula]
• [Manola]
• [Marana, vedi Pesaro]
• [Marcati]
• [Marcello]
• [Marchi, vedi Pisani]
• [Marchiecevich - Cattaro]
• [Marmocchia, vedi Neupurg]
• [Magnani]
• [Margozio]
• [Mariani, vedi Marianovich]
• [Marianovich]
• [Marini]
• [Marinkovich]
• [Marinovich]
• [Marislavich]
• [Markich]
• [Markich, vedi Sinovcich]
• [Markovich]
• [Marmont, Duca di Ragusa]
• [Marnarich]
• [Marovich]
• [Martincich]
• [Martini]
• [Martinis-Marchi]
• [Martinusio (Martinuzzi)]
• [Maruli (Marulli)]
• [Marussich]
• [Mascarell de Monteverde]
• [Mascarich]
• [Mateicovich, vedi Mattheis]
• [Mattheis]
• [Mattiazzi]
• [Maupas]
• [Mazzarachi]
• [Mazzarelli, vedi Maccarello]
• [Mazzorbo]
• [Mecchia – Cattaro]
• [Mecchie Dall’Acqua]
• [Medici]
• [Medin]
• [Mellada]
• [Menis von Selvanera]
• [Menze (Mincetic)]
• [Metkovich]
• [Mexa]
• [Mezza Rotta]
• [Miagostovich]
• [Miadineo]
• [Michaellis]
• [Michieli], [Micheli (Michieli) Vitturi]
• [Michetich]
• [Micielievich]
• [Miculich]
• [Midolovich]
• [Migazzi]
• [Mihovilovich, vedi Vladimirovich]
• [Milesi]
• [Milienovich, vedi Canali]
• [Mincetio, vedi Menze]
• [Miocevich, Miocevich, vedi rendici]
• [Miorini]
• [Miossich]
• [Mircovich (Mirkovich), Mircovich (Mirkovic), vedi Alavcevic]
• [Missich]
• [Mistura, Mistura, vedi Semonich]
• [Mitrovich, vedi Dede – Cattaro]
• [Molin]
• [Monteverde, vedi Mascarell]
• [Moosburg, vedi Goess]
• [Moretta, vedi Pisani]
• [Morte, vedi Celio]
• [Mugaro, vedi Muzaro]
• [Munzberg, vedi Weingartner]
• [Muzaro (Mugaro)]
• [Myrkovich, vedi Mirkovich]
• [Nachich-Voinovich]
• [Nale]
• [Nassi]
• [Natali]
• [Neapoli]
• [Negovetich de Cumboks]
• [Nembrini di Gonzaga]
• [Nemira]
• [Nettovich Edler von Castel Trinità]
• [Del Negro]
• [Nenadich]
• [Neupurg]
• [Nicola]
• [Nicole]
• [Nicolini (Nicollinis)]
• [Nigri]
• [Nimira, vedi Nemica]
• [Noisich]
• [Nona, Stadt]
• [Noncovich]
• [Novak]
• [Nutrizio]
• [Nutrizio-Grisogono, Nutrizio, vedi Grisogono]
• [Nutrizio-Guidotti, Nutrizio, vedi Guidotti]
• [Oberti di Valnera vedi Hoebert]
• [Obradich-Bevilaqua]
• [Ohumuchievich]
• [Oklopsia von Kugburg]
• [Olovaz, vedi Grubissich]
• [Opara von Signerthal]
• [Orsini]
• [Orso]
• [Osso]
• [Ostoich]
• [Ovcarevic, vedi Peccorario]
• [Ozori]
• [Pachi]
• [Pachich]
• [Pacifi co]
• [Paitoni]
• [Paladini]
• [Palcich]
• [Palladinich]
• [Pallikuchia, vedi Vojkovich]
• [Palma]
• [Palmotta (Palmota)]
• [Panzoni]
• [Paoli]
• [Papafava (Pappafava)]
• [Papali, Papali, vedi Soppe, Papali, vedi Tartaglia]
• [Parchych (Percich)]
• [Parma-Lavezzola]
• [Parzaghi]
• [Pazetti]
• [Pasini (Pasinich)]
• [Pasquali]
• [Pasquali Edler von Farrawall]
• [Passara]
• [Paulovich-Fontana]
• [Paulovich-Lucich]
• [Pavich von Pfauenthal]
• [Peccorario (Pecorario)]
• [Peccobali de Gocio, vedi Peccorario]
• [Peczi (Picho)]
• [Pellegrini]
• [Pelllinco]
• [Pepari]
• [Perasich]
• [Percich, vedi Parchych]
• [Peroevich (Perovich)]
• [Pesaro]
• [Petrachis Comoli]
• [Petracich]
• [Petranich, Petranich (Petranic), vedi Dumicio]
• [Petricioli]
• [Petrine (Petroni)]
• [Petris, Petris, vedi Piretich. Petris von Herrenstein, Petris von Steinhafen]
• [Petroni, vedi Petrine]
• [Petrovich]
• [Pfauenthal, vedi Pavich]
• [Philippovich von Philippsberg]
• [Pichl, Ritter von Sutter]
• [Pichler, vedi Pichl]
• [Picho, vedi Peczi]
• [Pierleon, vedi Frangipani]
• [Pim%C3%A0]
• [Pinelli]
• [Pini]
• [Piretich (Piritei)]
• [Pisani (Pisoni)]
• [Pizzamano]
• [Plebanis, vedi Fanfogna]
• [Pleyleben, vedi Regner]
• [Polani]
• [Polen,, Kngrch, vedi Staphileo u.]
• [Zavorro]
• [Pollini (Polini)]
• [Polo]
• [Ponte]
• [Ponte alto]
• [Popovo, vedi Gozze]
• [Porro]
• [Portada]
• [Portio]
• [Possedaria (Possidaria), Possedaria (Possidaria), vedi Begna]
• [Pozza von Zagorie]
• [Predor, vedi Budisavlievich]
• [Primordia, vedi Costanich]
• [Primuti]
• [Proculi]
• [Prodanelli]
• [Puchirini]
• [Pucich, vedi Pozza e Cucirini]
• [Pusei, vedi Pozza]
• [Puteo, vedi Pozza]
• [Questini]
• [Racamerich]
• [Radich, Radich, vedi Bannissis e Raffaillovich]
• [Radisbrati]
• [Radnich]
• [Rados]
• [Radossio]
• [Rafailovich (Radich)]
• [Raffaelli]
• [Ragnina]
• [Ragogio-Ragusoni, vedi Ragusio]
• [Ragusa, vedi Marmont]
• [Ragusio (Ragogio Ragusoni)]
• [Rammer, vedi Luppis]
• [Rascovich]
• [Gazzettini]
• [Rosignoli]
• [Recamerich, vedi Racamerich]
• [Recanati, vedi Giustinian]
• [Refaldini]
• [Regner, vedi Bleyleben]
• [Rempich]
• [Rendich-Miocevich]
• [Renier (Regnier)]
• [Renz von Renzenberg]
• [Rescetar]
• [Resich, Resich von Ruinenberg]
• [Resti]
• [Rhicich, vedi Lucich II]
• [Rhicovich, vedi Rascovich]
• [Risano, Stadt]
• [Rispoli]
• [Rodici]
• [Rosani]
• [Rosenberg, vedi Orsini]
• [Rosenfeld, vedi Heyer]
• [Rosetti, Rosetti, vedi Calvi]
• [Rossi, vedi Nachich-Voinovich]
• [Rossignoli]
• [Rotta, Rotta, vedi Mezza]
• [Rotondo]
• [Rubnich]
• [Ruboli, Bivice genannt]
• [Ruccich]
• [Rudschitsch]
• [Ruinenberg, vedi Resich]
• [Rujch]
• [Ruschis]
• [Russich]
• [Saba, vedi Cossinich e. Kossachich]
• [Sagredo]
• [Salatici (Sazlatich)]
• [Salomon]
• [Salve]
• [Sanfermo]
• [Sanguinetto, vedi Lion]
• [Santa Saba, vedi Cossinich e Kossachich]
• [Sara, Grisogono genannt]
• [Saracca]
• [Sasso (Sassi)]
• [Savetti]
• [Sazlatich, vedi Salatici]
• [Scacoz]
• [Scanderbeg, vedi Skanderbeg u Castriotto]
• [Scarizza]
• [Scarpi]
• [Schallenberg, vedi Lappiz]
• [Scopinich von Kustenhort]
• [Scura I., II]
• [Sebentenberg, vedi Miorini]
• [Segogni]
• [Seifert]
• [Selvanera vedi Menis]
• [Semonich (Simonich)]
• [Seramia]
• [Serin (Seriny, Seryn) vedi Zrinyi]
• [Se zeli]
• [Sibischini]
• [Sichi (Sithi)]
• [Signerthal, vedi Opara]
• [Sisgoreo vedi Sisgorich]
• [Simonetti]
• [Simonich, vedi Semonich]
• [Simrakovich, vedi Ostoich]
• [Sinovcich]
• [Sintzendorff, vedi Lappitz]
• [Sisco]
• [Sisgorich]
• [Sisoe]
• [Sithi, vedi Sichi]
• [Skanderbeg, vedi Castriotto]
• [Skatich, vedi Pozza]
• [Sladich, Sladich, vedi Dragomanich]
• [Sladoevich,vedi Lallich,Medin e Sladovich, Sladovich, vedi Sladoevich]
• [Slatarich]
• [Slavich, vedi Rossignoli, Sladoevich e Soccacich]
• [Slavogost, vedi Gazzari]
• [Slavogosti]
• [Slosich, vedi Berislavi]
• [Smajevich, vedi Burovich e]
• [Zmajevich]
• [Smarich]
• [Smecchia – Cattaro]
• [Smiglianich]
• [Sobotta]
• [Soccacich]
• [Sola]
• [Sonnenthurm, vedi Migazzi]
• [Soppe, Soppe Papali, Soppe, vedi Tartaglia]
• [Sorenti]
• [Sorgo, Sorgo, Cerva]
• [Soriani, vedi Surian]
• [Soult, Herzog von Dalmatien]
• [Spalatin]
• [Spanich]
• [Sparre]
• [Spinetti, vedi Lucoevich]
• [Spingarolli de Dessa]
• [Spizza, vedi Markovich]
• [Spizzi]
• [Sriny, vedi Zriny]
• [Stanio, vedi Statilio]
• [Stanoe]
• [Stanoevich]
• [Staphileo]
• [Stassich]
• [Statilis (Statilei)]
• [Statlio, vedi Statilis]
• [Sta%E2%80%99uber]
• [Steffaneo]
• [Steger v. Ladendorff, vedi Pollini, Steger von St. Vito, vedi Pollini]
• [Steiner von Eltenberg]
• [Steinhafen, vedi Petris]
• [Stermic (Stermich) von Valcrociata]
• [Stiepovich]
• [Stipanovich]
• [Stiposio]
• [Storeberna, vedi Marislavich]
• [Stratico]
• [Stratimirovich]
• [Striseo]
• [Sturani]
• [Subich, Subich, vedi Bribir e Zriny, Sudich, vedi Petrovich]
• [Suma]
• [Surian]
• [Susenelli]
• [Sutter, vedi Pichl]
• [Syerka (Syerkovich), vedi Sorgo]
• [Szudich, vedi Petrovich]
• [Tartaglia]
• [Tassovich (Tasovic)]
• [Tavelli]
• [Tavileo, vedi Celio]
• [Tavilleo]
• [Teodosio, vedi Tudisi]
• [Testa]
• [Tetta]
• [Tetric (Tetrico) vedi Detrico]
• [Thedrico vedi Detrico]
• [Thomastik]
• [Thuri, vedi Mamuca della Torre]
• [Thurn (Mamuca della Torre), Thurn-Hofer e Valsassina]
• [Ticinovi (Ticinovich), vedi Tichievich]
• [Tihcinovich (Tisinovich) vedi]
• [Tichievich]
• [Tichievich]
• [Tironi]
• [Tochi]
• [Toletti, vedi Calvi]
• [Tomanovich, vedi Salatici]
• [Tommaseo]
• [Tomasini]
• [Tomassich]
• [Tomassoni, vedi Pellegrini]
• [Tomichievich, vedi Tomovich]
• [Tomo]
• [Tomovich]
• [Torquato (Torquatovich) vedi Corbau, Lappitz u. Possidaria]
• [Torquatovich]
• [Torre (Thuri) vedi Thurn]
• [Tranquilli]
• [Tra%C3%B9, Stadt]
• [Trebinje, vedi Gozze]
• [Treguani]
• [Treuland, vedi Krekich]
• [Treustern, vedi Felicinovich]
• [Trevisan]
• [Trinit%C3%A0, vedi Nettovich]
• [Tschakathurn, vedi Zriny]
• [Tudisi]
• [Tulpe, vedi Lallich]
• [Turlon]
• [Turri, vedi Thurn]
• [Turszky]
• [Tutnich]
• [Ugrinovich, vedi Markich e Sinovcich]
• [Urachie, vedi Vrachien]
• [Ursini (Ursinich), vedi Orsini]
• [Ustrisich, vedi Orsini]
• [Uskoken-Hauptlinge]
• [Utissenovich]
• [Utizzi]
• [Uzic (Uziki), vedi Vojnovic]
• [Uzinich, vedi Antiquario]
• [Uzmenovich, vedi Ivanissevich]
• [Valaresso]
• [Valcrociata, vedi Stermich]
• [Velieri – Cattaro]
• [Valle, Valle, vedi Migazzi]
• [Vallentini]
• [Valsalina, vedi Fontana]
• [Valsassina, vedi Thurn]
• [Vares, vedi Luposignoli]
• [Venier]
• [Ventura]
• [Veranzio]
• [Veranzio, vedi Draganich e Statilis]
• [Vergada, Damiani de Vergada, vedi Gliubavaz]
• [Verixhasz]
• [Vescovi, vedi Giustinian]
• [Vetter von Lilienberg]
• [Viscovich – Cattaro]
• [Vidali]
• [Vidin]
• [Vidossio]
• [Vidovich]
• [Vignevitsch]
• [Viola, Viola, vedi Parma]
• [Visezavich]
• [Vissich]
• [Vitali]
• [Vitanovich (Vittanovich)]
• [Vitazza]
• [St. Vito, vedi Pollani]
• [Vitturi, Vitturi, vedi Micheli]
• [Vladichievich, vedi Vladimirovich]
• [Vladimirovich]
• [Vladislavich]
• [Vlado, vedi Wlado]
• [Vojkovich (Vulovich)]
• [Vojnovich (von Uziki), Vojnovich, vedi Nachich]
• [Volcina (Wolcina)]
• [Vrachien (Wrachie)]
• [Vrana, vedi Borelli, Borisi, Feltri Galbiani, Spingarolli u. Wrana}
• [Vranyczany von Dobrinovic]
• [Vragnizzan]
• [Vrecchien – Cattaro]
• [Vucascino (Vuccascino), vedi Magnani]
• [Vuchetich]
• [Vucich]
• [Vucorich, vedi Orsini]
• [Vukassinovich, vedi Lupi]
• [Vukasovich]
• [Vukoslavich, vedi Luposignoli]
• [Vulovich, vedi Vojkovich]
• [Wadovinaz]
• [Wall, vedi Migazzi]
• [Wagner]
• [Wchetich, vedi Vuchetich]
• [Weingartner von Munzberg]
• [Wlado]
• [Wodicha, vedi Orsini]
• [Wolcina, vedi Volcina]
• [Wrachie, vedi Vrachie]
• [Wrana, vedi Borelli, Borisi, Feltri, Galbiani, Spingarolli u. Vrana]
• [Wranczy, vedi Veranzio]
• [Ximrakovich (Xirakovich), vedi Ostoich]
• [Zaccaria]
• [Zaffron]
• [Zagorie, vedi Pozza Paguri]
• [Zamagna]
• [Zamboni, von Lorbeerfeld]
• [Zanchi]
• [Zanetich (Zanutich)]
• [Zani, vedi Donda]
• [Zankhy, vedi Zanchi]
• [Zara, Hrzgthm. E Stadt]
• [Zaratovich]
• [Zavoreo (Zavorovich)]
• [Zdrin, vedi Zrinyi]
• [Zecca]
• [Zechminevich]
• [Zecich, vedi Leporini]
• [Zen]
• [Zerini, vedi Zrinyi]
• [Zescovich, vedi Leporini]
• [Ziganti]
• [Zinzendorf, vedi Statilis]
• [Zlataric]
• [Zlataric, vedi Slatarich]
• [Zmajevich, Zmajevich, vedi Burovich]
• [Zohar de’ Karstenegg]
• [Zorovich]
• [Zorzi]
• [Zorzi, vedi Descovich u. Giorni]
• [Zriny de Zrin, Zriny, vedi Subich]
• [Zubranich]
• [Zucca]
• [Zudenigo]
• [Zuitocovich]
• [Zulievich]
• [Zullati]
• [Zupanich vedi Slavogosti]
• [Zuriatich]
• [Zusti, vedi Giusti]
• [Zustinian, vedi Giustinian]
• [Zusto (Giusti), Zusto, vedi Pisani]
• [Zuzuch – Budua]