Editing Naples (section)

== Nostrini family ==
The Nostrini family used Naples and the area north of the city during the early nineteenth century. [[Alessandro Nostrini]] was born in Naples on 9 October 1772 and later worked there as a notarial clerk before moving to Aversa after the 1811 family settlement.<ref name="alessandro">''[[Alessandro Nostrini]]'': "Alessandro Nostrini was born on 9 October 1772 in [[Naples]], then part of the [[Kingdom of Naples]]"; "Nostrini began work as a notarial clerk in Naples in 1793."</ref>

The Casa di San Michele in Aversa served as the administrative seat of the northern Nostrini branch during the succession dispute after the death of [[Domenico Nostrini]] on 18 November 1810. The house was located north of Naples and hosted the convocation that confirmed [[Vittorio Nostrini]] as capofamiglia on 30 April 1811.<ref name="casa-lead">''[[Casa di San Michele]]'': "Casa di San Michele was a Nostrini family house in [[Aversa]], north of [[Naples]]. It served as the main administrative seat of the northern branch during the succession dispute that followed the death of [[Domenico Nostrini]]."</ref><ref name="convocazione-decisions">''[[Convocazione Settentrionale della Famiglia Nostrini]]'': "The final decisions were recorded in the Atto della Convocazione ('Act of the Convocation'), signed on 30 April 1811. The act recognized Vittorio Nostrini as capofamiglia, confirmed the authority of the main northern branch, and ordered the transfer of the central family archive from Calabria."</ref>

After the convocation, most of the family relocated toward northern Italy. The moving branches began using the surname Norte between 1812 and 1819, while the older Nostrini name remained tied to the Calabrian origin of the family.<ref name="convocazione-aftermath">''[[Convocazione Settentrionale della Famiglia Nostrini]]'': "After the convocation, most of the family relocated toward northern Italy. Between 1812 and 1819, the moving branches began using the surname Norte in northern records. The older Nostrini name remained tied to the Calabrian origin of the family."</ref>