Editing Matteo Nostrini (section)

== Career ==
Nostrini entered the Casa Nostrini accounts office on 11 September 1801. His early work dealt with tenancy rolls, rent balances, and copied property schedules used by the Calabrian branch.

After the property reviews that followed the reforms in the [[Kingdom of Naples]] in 1806, Nostrini was asked to compare the southern estate accounts with the claims made by the northern branch. On 12 August 1808, [[Vittorio Nostrini]] appointed him ''amministratore dei beni'', giving him responsibility for the accounts that were later brought to Aversa.

Nostrini arrived at the [[Casa di San Michele]] in [[Aversa]] on 21 April 1811. During the sittings of 23–27 April, he presented the estate accounts before the family council. He supported Vittorio Nostrini's relocation plan and accepted the final act signed on 30 April 1811.<ref name="convocazione" />

After the convocation, Nostrini remained at Aversa and prepared the transfer schedule for property papers sent from Calabria. The first completed schedule was filed on 22 July 1811. Between 1812 and 1819, he signed formal account papers as Nostrini while the moving branches began using Norte in northern records. His work helped keep the Calabrian property income separate from the accounts of the branches that relocated north.<ref name="members">[[Noord family members]]. Summary: The page places Matteo Nostrini among the Pre-Vader Era Nostrini members and describes the period as the family's transition from its southern Italian background into a transregional administrative family.</ref>

Nostrini continued as property administrator during the early Norte period. On 6 April 1857, he transferred daily account duties to the Aversa office and retained review authority over older property ledgers.