- The
House of
Tocco (pl. Tocchi,
Ancient Gr****: Τόκκος, romanized: Tókkos pl. Τόκκοι, Tokkoi) was an
Italian noble family from
Benevento that came to prominence...
- Don
Carlo II
di Tocco Cantelmo Stuart (7
March 1756 – 19 July 1823), or
Carlo di Tocco for short, was an 18th/19th-century
Italian noble,
serving as the...
- was
created almost two
centuries later to
honour the
descent of
Antonio di Tocco.
Antonio was a
descendant of
Thomas Palaiologos and
Catherine Zaccaria...
-
Tocco Caudio is a
village and
comune in the
province of Benevento, in the
Campania region of
southern Italy. The old town was
abandoned after a series...
- Željko
Bilecki (1981–82) Bob
Bolitho (1980–81) Jack
Brand (1979) Dean
DiTocco (1978–80)
Terry Moore (1982–84) Kim
Roentved (1982)
Laurie Abrahams (1979...
- Don
Carlo III
di Tocco Cantelmo Stuart (4
April 1827 – 24
March 1884), or
Carlo di Tocco for short, was a 19th-century
Italian noble,
serving as the Prince...
- The
history of
Tocco da
Casauria traces its
origins to the
foundation of the
first settlement of
Interpromium in
ancient times.
After the disappearance...
-
Cantelmo (1598 – 1645),
Neapolitan commander of
Habsburg armies Carlo III
di Tocco Cantelmo Stuart (1827 – 1884), 19th-century
Italian noble Chris Cantelmo...
-
Tocco da
Casauria is a
comune and town in the
Province of
Pescara in the
Abruzzo region of
Central Italy. The
centre was
known for
centuries as simply...
- Don
Leonardo VII
Tocco (1
January 1698 – 31
March 1776),
later also
known under the full name
Leonardo di Tocco Cantelmo Stuart, was an 18th-century Italian...
