Famiglia feudale aragonese, che nel 1562 acquistò, con un Gerolamo, la baronoia di Posada; lo stesso la rivendette nel 1579 ai Portugues. Trà le più antiche, e illustri famiglie che dalla Francia, e dalla Spagna che fiorirono in tempo de Regi Francesi della Carolea, e delle case reali Spagnole, Aragona, Castiglia e altre, visse con splendore questa famiglia, d’onde ella poi sotto auspici militari, è governi passò in italia, e nelle varie regioni, Regioni opulenti di tutte l’humane grandezze. Ne è nota l’origine della famiglia e questo induce a supposizioni che offrano la possibilità di promuovere richerche da cui trarre notizie attendibili. Passarono nei secoli trascorsi con vari Rè alla conquista delle terre del Regno d’Italia molti Signori, e Cavalieri Francesi, e Spagnuoli; i quali, dopo la vittoria da quel Rè ottenuta, venendo dal medesimo rimunerati di Stati, e di ricchezze, diedero vita a una prosapia e si stabilirino con loro abitazioni in castelli, o torri murate, e parti del Regno, in ricompensa de’loro servizi militari; fra’ quali questa famiglia.
. Riguardo a questo cognome abbiamo ritrovato ulteriori informazioni storiche in altri archivi. Purtroppo in lingua originale Inglese. : This Last Name CLEMENT is a baptismal name – the son of Clem – an enormously popular font name during the 13th century. The name was primarily in the Latin form Clementus, meaning humane and merciful, and according to tradition, was the name of the third bishop of Rome, who died in 100 AD. Clement, bishop of Dunblane, was elected in Scotland in 1233. Most of the European last names in states such as England, Scotland and France were formed in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. The process had started somewhat earlier and had continued in some places into the 19th century, but the norm is that in the tenth and eleventh centuries people did not have last names, whereas by the fifteenth century most of the population had acquired a second name. Early records of the name mention Eustace filius Clement, County Oxford in 1273. Joannes filius Clement was listed in the Yorkshire Poll Tax of 1379. William Clement had remission for his part in the burning of the town of Dunbertane in 1489, and James Clement in the parish of Tongland, was shot for being a Covenanter in 1685, which was a protestation signed throughout Scotland in 1638, in which subscribers swore to defend the Protestant religion and to resist all contrary erros. Clemie Crosbie, was documented in Westmoreland in the year 1691. Clement Darbyshire Darbyshire, of the parish of Winwick, was listed in the Wills at Chester, 1696. Helen Clement is recorded at the Miln of Muckhart, Stirling in the year 1742, and six of the name are in the Commissariot Record of Dunblane (the record of the commissary court which had jurisdiction over domestic relations). In many parts of central and western Europe, hereditary last names started to become stable at around the 12th century, and have developed and modified slowly over the years. As society became more complicated, and such matters as the management of tenure, and in particular the collection of taxes were delegated to unique functionaries, it became imperative to distinguish a more complicated system of nomenclature to differentiate one individual from another….
Noble title: Baroni
Coat of arms: Di rosso, con uno scaglione d’oro accompagnato da tre pere dello stesso metallo, due in alto e una in punt…