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The arms of Chev. The Noble J.M dei Conti Sant-Manduca,
'C.A.Gauci-The Genealogy and Heraldry of the Noble families of
Malta, Vol: 2, 1992- Publishers Enterprises Group (P.E.G)
Ltd.' The family of Sant Manduca comes from two very important
Maltese Families, the Counts of Sant, and the Counts of
Montalto families. Note that the direct male descendant
is Gio Francesco Sant, the 2nd Count Sant, who
married in 1777 to Chiara Bonici-Platamone-Cassia, 7th
Baroness di Ghariexem e Tabia.
From
this union produced much as the ancestors to most of the
present Nobility today in Malta.
In the male descent, the present families are directly
descend, they are the Sant Cassia's the Senior branch, whom
still carry the titles of Counts Sant and the Barony di
Ghariexem e Tabia. Another branch is the Sant Fourniers, they
are the 'middle branch ' of the Sants , also descendants of
the 2nd Count Sant. The Sant Fournier's, are Counts
Fournier dePausier, and Barons de Pausiers of Austria.
The
younger branch is the Sant
Manduca's. This
family are very much well connected to the nobility
by married.
The family ties in Mdina go back to the beginning of time,
recorded ancestors to the earliest Barons in Malta under the
Gatto's, Cassia's, Bava's, Aragona's and many early 13th
century leaders. Each generation till the 20th century, you
will find amongst the present Head of Sant Manduca's ancestry.
The Sant Manduca family stem from the Count Sant family, who
are a major land owner in their own right, three distant
branches marrying heiress, one being the Baroness of Ghariexem
e Tabia, forming the Sant Cassia family, the heiress of
Fournier, forming the Sant Fournier family, and a member of
the Noble family of Manduca, forming the Sant Manduca family.
Another branch intermarried with the Barbaro family forming
the Sant Barbaro family, which later become extinct.
All descendants of the 1st Count Sant in the male-to-male
descent have the right to carry the hereditary Germanic title
of Count before their name, and this is recognised by the
British especially with Count Baldassare Sant who married the
Fournier heiress. Baldassare went on to become the Lord
Lieutenant of Mdina during the French and the British
colonisation of Malta in the 18th and 19th century. Also to
note a son of the 2nd Count Sant went on to become a Bishop of
Malta and is buried in Mdina Cathedral.
The Sant Manduca family starting with Count Giuseppe Sant
(1792 ' 1877), married in 1821 to Francesca Barbaro dei
Marchesi di San Giorgio, Francesca was the daughter of
Gioacchino Ermolao Barbaro, 2nd Marchese di San Giorgio and
Aloisea Clotilda Crispo dei Duchi di Naxos Islands. The
Barbaro family stem from Venice in 817 and held the position
of Doge in Venice elected on a many ocassions. Their remains
of Palazzos still bear their name in Venice also had a strong
presents in the Aegean islands over the colonisation when
Venice had an empire. Aloisea Clotilda Crispo family are a
direct branch from Naxos Islands whom migrated after the
Turkish invasion of their Sovereign Island. The Crispo's lay
claim to being a descendant to the Sanudo family who were once
Dukes of Naxos Islands, the imperial Comnenus family of
Trebizond and the Byzantine Empire. That link also
inter-connected with much Imperial families in the region.
Well documented is the marriage between Niccolo Crispo, Regent
of Naxos Islands (1447 ' 1450) and his marriage to Princess
Valenza of Trebizond. Other connections well noted by the
Crispo family in direct line to the Sant Manduca's is the
Gozzadini, Zeno, Morosini and Loredano families. Sovereign
Rulers of Grecian Islands throughout the period of the 14th
and 15th century. The Last Reigning Duke of Naxos, Jacopo IV
(r. 1564 ' 1566), fought gallantly to his defeat against the
Turks then fled to Italy. His son Prince Michael Crispo
migrated to Italy, marrying in 1557 to Cecilia Marin. Their
daughter Lorenza became a mistress to Francesco I Tocco,
Principe di Achaia, and had a child Gio Cristosimo Crispo,
taking his mothers' ancient and noble surname. He was invited
by the Grand Master of Malta to take refuge in Malta hence
where this branch begins.
A long line of Lawyers living in Valletta, holding to their
name a link of their ancient past. Intermarrying with other
Judical families in Valletta until 1785, Aloisea Clothide
Crispo married to Gioacchino Barbara, the 2nd Marchese di San
Giorgio.
Count Giuseppe Carmelo Sant's marriage to Francesca Barbaro
dei Marchesi di San Giorgio produced four known children, all
intermarrying with their cousins (Barbaro)., A younger son
also married a Barbaro forming the Sant Barbaro family. Count
Luigi Sant (1824 ' 1866) had married to Maria Aloisia Barbara
dei Marchesi di San Giorgio, and their children took the
surname of SANT BARBARO, but later became extinct, with one
daughter, Contessa Carmela Sant Barbaro marrying in 1897 to
Temistocle Bruno Oliver. His descendants still exist today.
Count Francesco Saverio Sant, (1822 ' 1890), married in 1844
to a Maria Teresa Manduca dei Conti di Mont'Alto, and their
issue carried the surname of SANT MANDUCA.
They had three known children, the elder being Giuseppe (1847
' 1885); Marianna who married to Magistrate Paolo Giorgio
Falzon, their descendants took the surname of Falzon Sant
Manduca. The younger child was Salvatore dying unmarried in
1868.
The marriage of Francesco Saverio Sant and Maria Teresa
Manduca brought an interesting legacy and dowry. Maria Teresa
Manduca was the second daughter of a very wealthy family, her
elder sister had married a Marchese di Gnien is-Sultan, the
younger, married the Barone di Buleben. Maria Teresa's elder
brother, Salvatore married the daughter of the Barone di
Benwarred and the younger brother, married the heiress of the
Counts of Senia (ie; Descendants of the Grand Master de
Rohan). So a very weathly family with much dowry to provide
possible matches.
Maria Teresa Parents, Giuseppe Manduca married to Maria Angela
Galea Feriol dei Baroni di San Marciano, a very noble match
though Giuseppe being the third son was given a weathly
inheritance. His eldest brother succeeded their father,
Salvatore Manduca Piscopo Macedonia, Count of Mont'Alto as the
next Count and later knighted by the British with the Order of
St Michael and St George.
Count Salvatore Manduca, dying in 1800 had inherited the title
from his Uncle, Felice Manduca, who left no surviving
legitimate children. The title was regranted by the Sovereign
Duke of Parma on its third succession, then onto Salvatore's
descendants in the male line. The Manduca family stem from a
Judge Antonio Manduca in 1405 and his great grand son,
Magnifico Dr Antonio Manduca JUD was nominated by Emperor
Charles V of the Holy Roman Empire, the title of Hereditary
Knight of the Holy Roman Empire for his services as
Ambassindor and Capitano della Verga of Malta in the 16th
century. This honour now stems to all his descendants.
'cognominato il Cavaliere, per haver conseguito l'honor di
quel grado dall'Imperadore Carlo V in Messina, allora quando
dalla nostra Citta gli fu' destinato Ambasciatore nel 1535'
The next generation, Count Giuseppe Sant Manduca (1847 '
1885), the first of the Sant Manduca generation, married in
1867 to Agnese Francesca Micallef, the daughter of Sir Anthony
Micallef GCMG, LLD., President of the Court of Appeal in Malta
and his first wife, Francesca Xerri. The Micallefs come from a
long line stemming from Gozo in 1561.
Count Giuseppe Sant Manduca and Agnese Francesca Micallef had
three children, Salvino (1878 -1938); Luigi (1881 ' 1938) and
Maria (1870 ' 1956). Count Salvino Sant Manduca, married to a
Stella Camilleri, though dying without any surviving issue in
1938. His brother, Count Luigi Sant Manduca married 1908 to
Baroness Giovanna Maempel, the daughter of Baron Carlo Enrico
von Maempel of Saxe Gotha, in Germany and his Maltese wife,
Jane Calleja. Baron Carlo Enrico had several enterprises in
Malta and also a member of many institutions around the
Island. Jane Calleja comes from an ancient Maltese family of
de Calafato's who held a Maltese title of Baron since 1398 and
were from Syracuse, Italy. Countessa Maria Sant Manduca, the
daughter of Giuseppe and Agnese, married to Giovanni Bugeja
Caruana, with issue.
Count Luigi Sant Manduca (1881 ' 1938) and Baroness Giovanna
Maempel had one child, Count Giuseppe Sant Manduca (1909 '
1958) married to a new Industry family who merge in Malta as a
major force in its economy of the Cassar Torreggiani family.
The Cassar Torreggiani family become prominent in the 19th
century with much of Malta's prime industrial forces and this
continued right into the late 20th century. A large family who
married very well with other new and old families in Malta,
this family lays claim to being a descendant of the ancient
Cassar family of the 15th century and the Italian family of
Torreggiani whose cousins are Marchese Torreggiani in Northern
Italy.
Count Giuseppe Sant Manduca and Maud Cassar Torreggiani had
one son, John Mary Sant Manduca (1938 ' 2012), the sole heir
to the Sant Manduca legacy.Count John Mary Sant Manduca,
married to the very noble and illustrious Contessa Louisette
Bonnici Mallia dei Baroni di Gomerino. Contessa Louisetta
family and connections with the Testaferrata Moroni family and
another branch of the Barbaro family which brings into the
fold another Germanic title of Graf to all descendants from
the marriage of Francesco Crispo Barbaro, 3rd Marchese di San
Giorgio and Contessa (Grafin) Caroline von Zimmerman. The
Zimmerman's were from Switzerland though had a strong
connection with France and the Imperia Emperor of Germany.
Their ancestry brings some interesting connections with the
Counts Jenisons von Walworth, Comtes de Chavagne, who were
illegitimately connected to the Royal House of Bourbon of
France and lay claim to being a descendant of Prince Philippe
I of France, Duc d'Orleans (1640 ' 1701).
The connections of Contessa Louisette is amazing, with a
number connections with the Count Sant family, the
Testaferrata family, and almost most of the other Maltese
nobility. The Bonnici Mallia intermarried with the Denaro
family who themselves are interconnected with the Portelli
O'Conner and Gollcher families who served Malta on major
fronts in commerce or judical. Such as Sir Agostino Portelli
KCMG, thje 1st President of Borsa and Member of Council of
Government in Malta. The Gollcher family are from Sweden and
connected to Olof F. Gollcher who bought Palazzo Falzon in
Mdina. A merchant family who married into the Bruno Olivier
family, the Olivier family were Seigneurs in France and
intermarried with the Borg family and later succeeded to the
Principe di Selimbria title from the Byzantine Empire.
Sant-Manduca Giovanni Maria, born on 10th May 1938 in St
Julians, Malta. Sant-Manduca Giovanni studied at St Edward's
College (1945-55). From 1957-1956 he served in the Regiment of
the Royal Artillery (UK). In 1978 Sant-Manduca obtained a
British private pilot's license and joined the Royal Aero
Club. In 1994 he was awarded the National Service 1939-60
Medal (UK). Sant-Manduca Giovanni was elected member of
various clubs which societies including: The Malta Society of
Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (1959), the Casino Notabile
(where he was president during 1970-72 and 1972-74) and of the
Malta Heraldic Society and Genealogical Association (1970 hon.
Secretary general: 1972 fellow). Sant-Manduca Giovanni was
also a Knight of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of
Jerusalem (1972), a Knight of grace of the Sacred Military
Order of Constantine St George (1974), Officer of the Princely
House Order of Lippe (1976) and Knight of Magistral Grace of
the Sovereign Military Order of Malta (1995). In 1995 elected
delegate/representative for Malta for the Sacred Military
Order of Constantine St George. He was awarded with the Title
of Count on the 08.12.1999 by His Royal Highness Prince
Ferdinand Borbone of the Two Sicilies and Duca di Castro.
Sant-Manduca and Louisette Bonnici-Mallia have two sons: Peter
Giuseppe, born on the 15.01.1966 and Nicholas Giuseppe, born
on the 06.12.1971.
Count Peter Sant Manduca, the successor of his father in Name
of house of Sant Manduca, is the Mayor of Mdina, Malta, a
knight of Numerous orders from reigning and non-reigning
Sovereigns, and presently hold the honour of being the Head of
the Malta association with the Order of the Sacred Military
Constantinian Order of St George.
*Tree
of the Sant Manduca title:
The
Sant Manduca family starting with Count Giuseppe Sant (1792 '
1877), married in 1821 to Francesca Barbaro dei Marchesi di
San Giorgio, Francesca was the daughter of Gioacchino Ermolao
Barbaro, 2nd Marchese di San Giorgio and Aloisea Clotilda
Crispo dei Duchi di Naxos Islands. The Barbaro family stem
from Venice in 817 and held the position of Doge in Venice
elected on a many ocassions. Their remains of Palazzos still
bear their name in Venice also had a strong presents in the
Aegean islands over the colonisation when Venice had an
empire. Aloisea Clotilda Crispo family are a direct branch
from Naxos Islands whom migrated after the Turkish invasion of
their Sovereign Island. The Crispo's lay claim to being a
descendant to the Sanudo family who were once Dukes of Naxos
Islands, the imperial Comnenus family of Trebizond and the
Byzantine Empire. That link also inter-connected with much
Imperial families in the region. Well documented is the
marriage between Niccolo Crispo, Regent of Naxos Islands (1447
' 1450) and his marriage to Princess Valenza of Trebizond.
Other connections well noted by the Crispo family in direct
line to the Sant Manduca's is the Gozzadini, Zeno, Morosini
and Loredano families. Sovereign Rulers of Grecian Islands
throughout the period of the 14th and 15th century. The Last
Reigning Duke of Naxos, Jacopo IV (r. 1564 ' 1566), fought
gallantly to his defeat against the Turks then fled to Italy.
His son Prince Michael Crispo migrated to Italy, marrying in
1557 to Cecilia Marin. Their daughter Lorenza became a
mistress to Francesco I Tocco, Principe di Achaia, and had a
child Gio Cristosimo Crispo, taking his mothers' ancient and
noble surname. He was invited by the Grand Master of Malta to
take refuge in Malta hence where this branch begins.
A long line of Lawyers living in Valletta, holding to their
name a link of their ancient past. Intermarrying with other
Judical families in Valletta until 1785, Aloisea Clothide
Crispo married to Gioacchino Barbara, the 2nd Marchese di San
Giorgio.
Count Giuseppe Carmelo Sant's marriage to Francesca Barbaro
dei Marchesi di San Giorgio produced four known children, all
intermarrying with their cousins (Barbaro)., A younger son
also married a Barbaro forming the Sant Barbaro family. Count
Luigi Sant (1824 ' 1866) had married to Maria Aloisia Barbara
dei Marchesi di San Giorgio, and their children took the
surname of SANT BARBARO, but later became extinct, with one
daughter, Contessa Carmela Sant Barbaro marrying in 1897 to
Temistocle Bruno Oliver. His descendants still exist today.
Count Francesco Saverio Sant, (1822 ' 1890), married in 1844
to a Maria Teresa Manduca dei Conti di Mont'Alto, and their
issue carried the surname of SANT MANDUCA.
They had three known children, the elder being Giuseppe (1847
' 1885); Marianna who married to Magistrate Paolo Giorgio
Falzon, their descendants took the surname of Falzon Sant
Manduca. The younger child was Salvatore dying unmarried in
1868.
The marriage of Francesco Saverio Sant and Maria Teresa
Manduca brought an interesting legacy and dowry. Maria Teresa
Manduca was the second daughter of a very wealthy family, her
elder sister had married a Marchese di Gnien is-Sultan, the
younger, married the Barone di Buleben. Maria Teresa's elder
brother, Salvatore married the daughter of the Barone di
Benwarred and the younger brother, married the heiress of the
Counts of Senia (ie; Descendants of the Grand Master de
Rohan). So a very weathly family with much dowry to provide
possible matches.
Maria Teresa Parents, Giuseppe Manduca married to Maria Angela
Galea Feriol dei Baroni di San Marciano, a very noble match
though Giuseppe being the third son was given a weathly
inheritance. His eldest brother succeeded their father,
Salvatore Manduca Piscopo Macedonia, Count of Mont'Alto as the
next Count and later knighted by the British with the Order of
St Michael and St George.
Count Salvatore Manduca, dying in 1800 had inherited the title
from his Uncle, Felice Manduca, who left no surviving
legitimate children. The title was regranted by the Sovereign
Duke of Parma on its third succession, then onto Salvatore's
descendants in the male line. The Manduca family stem from a
Judge Antonio Manduca in 1405 and his great grand son,
Magnifico Dr Antonio Manduca JUD was nominated by Emperor
Charles V of the Holy Roman Empire, the title of Hereditary
Knight of the Holy Roman Empire for his services as
Ambassindor and Capitano della Verga of Malta in the 16th
century. This honour now stems to all his descendants.
'cognominato il Cavaliere, per haver conseguito l'honor di
quel grado dall'Imperadore Carlo V in Messina, allora quando
dalla nostra Citta gli fu' destinato Ambasciatore nel 1535'
The
next generation, Count Giuseppe Sant Manduca (1847 ' 1885),
the first of the Sant Manduca generation, married in 1867 to
Agnese Francesca Micallef, the daughter of Sir Anthony
Micallef GCMG, LLD., President of the Court of Appeal in Malta
and his first wife, Francesca Xerri. The Micallefs come from a
long line stemming from Gozo in 1561.
Count Giuseppe Sant Manduca and Agnese Francesca Micallef had
three children, Salvino (1878 -1938); Luigi (1881 ' 1938) and
Maria (1870 ' 1956). Count Salvino Sant Manduca, married to a
Stella Camilleri, though dying without any surviving issue in
1938. His brother, Count Luigi Sant Manduca married 1908 to
Baroness Giovanna Maempel, the daughter of Baron Carlo Enrico
von Maempel of Saxe Gotha, in Germany and his Maltese wife,
Jane Calleja. Baron Carlo Enrico had several enterprises in
Malta and also a member of many institutions around the
Island. Jane Calleja comes from an ancient Maltese family of
de Calafato's who held a Maltese title of Baron since 1398 and
were from Syracuse, Italy. Countessa Maria Sant Manduca, the
daughter of Giuseppe and Agnese, married to Giovanni Bugeja
Caruana, with issue.
Count Luigi Sant Manduca (1881 ' 1938) and Baroness Giovanna
Maempel had one child, Count Giuseppe Sant Manduca (1909 '
1958) married to a new Industry family who merge in Malta as a
major force in its economy of the Cassar Torreggiani family.
The Cassar Torreggiani family become prominent in the 19th
century with much of Malta's prime industrial forces and this
continued right into the late 20th century. A large family who
married very well with other new and old families in Malta,
this family lays claim to being a descendant of the ancient
Cassar family of the 15th century and the Italian family of
Torreggiani whose cousins are Marchese Torreggiani in Northern
Italy.
Count Giuseppe Sant Manduca and Maud Cassar Torreggiani had
one son, John Mary Sant Manduca (1938 ' 2012), the sole heir
to the Sant Manduca legacy.
Count John Mary Sant Manduca, married to the very noble and
illustrious Contessa Louisette Bonnici Mallia dei Baroni di
Gomerino. Contessa Louisetta family and connections with the
Testaferrata Moroni family and another branch of the Barbaro
family which brings into the fold another Germanic title of
Graf to all descendants from the marriage of Francesco Crispo
Barbaro, 3rd Marchese di San Giorgio and Contessa (Grafin)
Caroline von Zimmerman. The Zimmerman's were from Switzerland
though had a strong connection with France and the Imperia
Emperor of Germany. Their ancestry brings some interesting
connections with the Counts Jenisons von Walworth, Comtes de
Chavagne, who were illegitimately connected to the Royal House
of Bourbon of France and lay claim to being a descendant of
Prince Philippe I of France, Duc d'Orleans (1640 ' 1701).
The connections of Contessa Louisette is amazing, with a
number connections with the Count Sant family, the
Testaferrata family, and almost most of the other Maltese
nobility. The Bonnici Mallia intermarried with the Denaro
family who themselves are interconnected with the Portelli
O'Conner and Gollcher families who served Malta on major
fronts in commerce or judical. Such as Sir Agostino Portelli
KCMG, thje 1st President of Borsa and Member of Council of
Government in Malta. The Gollcher family are from Sweden and
connected to Olof F. Gollcher who bought Palazzo Falzon in
Mdina. A merchant family who married into the Bruno Olivier
family, the Olivier family were Seigneurs in France and
intermarried with the Borg family and later succeeded to the
Principe di Selimbria title from the Byzantine Empire.
Sant-Manduca Giovanni Maria, born on 10th May 1938 in St
Julians, Malta. Sant-Manduca Giovanni studied at St Edward's
College (1945-55). From 1957-1956 he served in the Regiment of
the Royal Artillery (UK). In 1978 Sant-Manduca obtained a
British private pilot's license and joined the Royal Aero
Club. In 1994 he was awarded the National Service 1939-60
Medal (UK). Sant-Manduca Giovanni was elected member of
various clubs which societies including: The Malta Society of
Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (1959), the Casino Notabile
(where he was president during 1970-72 and 1972-74) and of the
Malta Heraldic Society and Genealogical Association (1970 hon.
Secretary general: 1972 fellow). Sant-Manduca Giovanni was
also a Knight of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of
Jerusalem (1972), a Knight of grace of the Sacred Military
Order of Constantine St George (1974), Officer of the Princely
House Order of Lippe (1976) and Knight of Magistral Grace of
the Sovereign Military Order of Malta (1995). In 1995 elected
delegate/representative for Malta for the Sacred Military
Order of Constantine St George. He was awarded with the Title
of Count on the 08.12.1999 by His Royal Highness Prince
Ferdinand Borbone of the Two Sicilies and Duca di Castro.
Sant-Manduca and Louisette Bonnici-Mallia have two sons: Peter
Giuseppe, born on the 15.01.1966 and Nicholas Giuseppe, born
on the 06.12.1971.
Count Peter Sant Manduca, the successor of his father in Name
of house of Sant Manduca, is the Mayor of Mdina, Malta, a
knight of Numerous orders from reigning and non-reigning
Sovereigns, and presently hold the honour of being the Head of
the Malta association with the Order of the Sacred Military
Constantinian Order of St George.
Count Peter is married to the Noble Alexandra Apap Bologna,
the sister of the Marchese di Gnien is-Sultan and daughter of
the Late 6th Marchese di Gien is-Sultan and Elizabeth Cassar
Torreggiani. The Apap family are also very interconnected by
marriage and by descent to the Gollcher, de Piro, Manduca,
Sceberras Bologna, Mallia Tabone, Vassallo families and are
deep rooted back in Gozo from a Salvo Apap who married to
Leonora de Nasis de la Porta, whose grand father Nobile Paolo
de Nasis, was a Giurato of Malta in 1465
Note:
Chev. John Mary dei Conti Sant Manduca won a court
case to keep his title designate of dei Conti, confirmed by
the Maltese courts in 1973 and is a Knight of the Equestrian
Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem was also honoured the
use of the Title of Count on the 08.12.1999 by His Royal
Highness Prince Ferdinand Borbone of the Two Sicilies and
Duca Di Castro. Peter also obtained the Title of Count
from Prince Carlo on the 17th November 2017.
Peter Sant Manduca Conti Manduca (b. 15/01/1966)
and Nicholas (b.06/12/1971).
Arms from an original document
Peter Conti Sant Manduca
is married to the Daughter of the 6th Marquis di
Gnien Is-Sultan, Sandra and they have two children, Alexia
and Christina.
Investiture of Conti Peter Sant Manduca KCN KM April
2011
(Peter is also a Knight of the Sacred Military Constantinian
Order of St.George)
See also Sacred
Military Constantinian Order of St.George .
Dei Conti Peter Sant Manduca was also made Delegate in 2010
for The Sacred Military Constantinian
Order of St.George (23.IV.1996)
Another
branch that is connected to the Sant Manduca's are the
Falzon-Sant-Manduca's who are the current holders of the
Barony of Tabria
1
Gio Francesco Sant, 2nd Count Sant 1770 (b. 22/12/1748) to
Chiara Bonici Platamone Cassia (7th Baroness of Gheriexem
& Tabia b. 6/5/1757 d. 1821 m. 26/1/1777)
2.1 Rev. Publio Maria Sant
(b. 26/8/1779 d.4/11/1864) Archbishop of Malta 1847 to
1857 - buried at the Mdina Cathedral
2.2 Luigi Sant Cassia CMG 3rd Count Sant and 8th
Baron of Ghariexem and Tabia (b. 15/4/1778 d. 4/7/1867) to
Angela dei Marchesi Testaferrata Olivier (m. 1805)
2.3 Baldassare dei Conti Sant (b. 30/11/1789 d. 4/11/1858) to
Luigia Fournier (m. 29/7/1811) 3rd Countess Fournier and
Baroness de Pausier
2.2.1
Gio Francesco Sant-Cassia 9th Baron of Ghariexem and
Tabia and 4th Count Sant (b.15/10/1806 d. 5/6/1878)
to Giovana Rosa Apap Bologna dei Marchesi di Gnien
is-Sultan (m. 1830 and daughter of 4th Marchesi di Gnien
is-Sultan)
2.4 Giuseppe Carmelo dei Conti Sant (b.
17/7/1792 d. 6/4/1877) to Francesca Barbaro dei Marchesi di
San Giorgio (m. 11/9/1821)
2.4.1 Francesco Saverio dei Conti Sant (b.1882 d.1890) to
Maria Teresa dei Conti Manduca (m. 18/6/1844)
2.4.2 Luigi dei Conti Sant (b. 1824 - d. 1860) to Maria
Aloisea Barbaro dei Marchesi di San Giorgio
2.4.3 Chiara de Conti Sant (b. 1828 - d. 1889) to Ramiro
Barbaro dei Marchesi di San Giorgio (m. 1861)
2.4.4 Carmela de Conti Sant (b. 25/12/1830) to Arturo
Barbaro dei Marchesi di San Giorgio (m. 1861)
2.4.4.1 Carolina Barbaro Sant (b. 1862 - d. 1937) to
Salvatore Testaferrata Moroni Viani dei Baroni di Gomerino e
della Tabria (m. 1886)
2.4.4.1.1 Maria Testaferrata Moroni Viani to Chev. Victor
Denaro (1921)
2.4.4.1.1.2 Marcelle Denaro to Joseph Bonnici Mallia (1943)
2.4.4.1.1.2 .1 Louisette Bonnici Mallia to Chev. John
Conti Sant Manduca
2.4.1.1 Marianna dei Conti Sant
Manduca to Paolo Falzon
2.4.1.2 Giuseppe dei Conti Sant Manduca (b. 2/6/1847 d.1885)
to Agnese Micallef (1867)
2.4.1.2.1 Maria dei Conti Sant Manduca (b.1870 d.1956)
to Giovanni Bugeja Caruana (1889)
2.4.1.2.2 Salvino dei Conti Sant Manduca (b.1878 d.1938) to
Stella Camillieri (1906)
2.4.1.1.3 Luigi dei Conti Sant
Manduca (b. 1881 - d. 1938) to Giovana Maempel (1908)
2.4.1.1.3.1 Giuseppe dei Conti Sant Manduca (b. 1909 - d.
1958) to Maud Cassar Torregiani (m. 1936)
2.4.1.1.3.1.1 Chev. John Conti Sant Manduca (b. 10/05/1938
d. 29/04/2012) married to (m. 24/04/1965) Louisette Bonnici
Mallia (b. 28/03/1946 - )
2.4.1.1.3.1.1.1 Peter Conti
Sant Manduca (b.15/01/1966) married to Sandra Apap
Bologna (19/10/1991) dei Marchesa Apap Bologna (daughter
of 6th Marquis John Anthony Apap Bologna and sister to
Philip Apap Bologna 7th and present Marquis of Gnien Is
Sultan married to Corinne (Maltese Title Holder) and
have issue, Alexia and Christine
2.4.1.1.3.1.1.2 Nicholas dei Conti Sant Manduca (b.
6/12/1971) married with issue
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