GAZETEER
HOMEPAGE

ITALY

Rome

The Vatican

Lazio

Florence

Bologna

Modena

Turin

Rest of Italy


GERMANY

Bavaria

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Württemberg


Austria

Czech Republic

France

Hungary

Slovenia


   

A Jacobite Gazetteer - Italy


From 1717 until 1859 the Jacobite kings and their families lived in Italy.

King James III and VIII first came to Italy in 1717. He and his sons, King Charles III and King Henry IX and I, lived the vast majority of their lives in that country. At the death of Henry IX and I in 1807, his British rights passed first to the House of Savoy who ruled the Kingdom of Sardinia, and then to the house of Austria-Este who ruled the Duchy of Modena. In 1859 King Francis I (Duke Francis V of Modena) withdrew from Modena which was incorporated into the new Kingdom of Italy.

Even after the Royal Family ceased to live in Italy, they continued to visit. King Rupert and Queen Antonia spent several vacations in Italy before the Second World War, and from 1939 to 1945 they lived in Italy with their children.

Region of Campania
     Caserta
     Naples

Region of Emilia Romagna
     Bologna
     Budrio
     Faenza
     Modena
     Novellara
     Parma
     Reggio Emilia
     Sasso Marconi
     Zola Predosa

Region of Friuli-Venezia Giulia
     Gorizia
     Trieste

Region of Lazio
     Rome
     Vatican City
     Subiaco
     The Castelli Romani
     Towns of the Province of Viterbo

Region of the Marches
     Cesenatico
     Fano
     Loreto
     Macerata
     Pesaro
     Urbino

Region of Piedmont
     Asti
     Moncalieri
     Racconigi
     Rivoli
     Stupinigi
     Turin

Region of Sardinia
     Cagliari

Region of Trentino-Alto Adige
     Gries

Region of Tuscany
     Bagni di Lucca
     Florence
     Forte dei Marmi

Region of Umbria
     Orvieto
     Porano
     Terni

Region of Veneto
     Battaglia
     Venice


This page is maintained by Noel S. McFerran (noel.mcferran@rogers.com) and was last updated April 8, 2008.
© Noel S. McFerran 2000-2008.