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The descendants of Frederick of Antioch
Corrado Caputo prince of Antioch
Corrado of Antioch (1240/41 – 1315?) married to Beatrice Lancia, daughter of
Galvano, the Grand Marshal of the Kingdom. By her he had eight children, five
boys and three girls. Two of the males, Francesco and Bartolomeo, became
archbishop of Palermo. Two daughters, Giovanna and Constance, respectively
brides to the brothers Cangrande and Bartholomew della Scala.
Frederick of Antioch died leaving as heir his eldest son Corrado Caputo of Antioch,
who was born between 1240 and 1241, he could have then been fifteen or sixteen
years, the remarkable feudal heritage, including the domains of Abruzzo Alba,
Celano and Loreto Aprutino those located on the north side of the Mountains Ruffi,
on the Aniente´s Valley and the Via Valeria. In fact fell within its broad
commutable domain, Anticoli, Saracinesco, the "Rocca di Surici", the "Rocca of
Muzzi" and Sambuci.
Filippa (Philippa)
Filippa (1242-1273), born around 1242, married Manfredi Maletta, the grand
chamberlain of Manfredi Lancia, in 1258. She was imprisoned by Charles of Anjou
and died in prison in 1273. Maria, wife of Barnabò Malaspina, may also have been
her daughter.
Margherita
Margherita
Federico prince of Antioch
Federico of Antioch (1245-?) Married the Countess Margaret of Escolo and it had
five children, the eldest of which, Bartholomew of Antioch (born in 1270) was the
founder of the noble family Bartholomew. Royal Soldier and Chancellor of King
Frederick of Aragon.
Maria
Maria (+1275)
Kinder (?)
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