Editing Francesco Nostrini (section)

== Career ==
Nostrini became head of the Tyrrhenian branch on 28 March 1809 after the death of his father. His early authority depended on lease papers, harbour rents, and family claims tied to coastal property.

After [[Domenico Nostrini]] died on 18 November 1810, Francesco supported the southern objections against [[Vittorio Nostrini]]'s relocation plan. He travelled to [[Aversa]] on 21 April 1811 for the [[Convocazione Settentrionale della Famiglia Nostrini]], which opened at the [[Casa di San Michele]] on 23 April 1811.<ref name="convocazione" />

At the convocation, Nostrini appeared as ''capo del ramo tirrenico''. He opposed Vittorio over coastal property claims, then accepted the final settlement after the agreement preserved local agents for the remaining southern property. The final vote was held on 28 April 1811, and the Atto della Convocazione was signed on 30 April 1811.<ref name="convocazione" />

After the convocation, most moving branches began using the surname Norte in northern records between 1812 and 1819.<ref name="aftermath">[[Convocazione Settentrionale della Famiglia Nostrini#Aftermath]].</ref> Francesco remained in the Tyrrhenian branch and kept the Nostrini surname in southern papers. His second child, [[Carlo Norte]], later used the Norte form after entering the northern branch.

Nostrini moved his working office from Pizzo to [[Salerno]] on 2 March 1816. He managed coastal leases for the Tyrrhenian branch until 4 May 1842, when he transferred the office to his daughter Elena and withdrew from daily estate work.