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roberto di niccolò martelli
banker (1408-1469)
(b. 1408)
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ugolino martelli
Roman Catholic prelate who served as Bishop of Narni and Bishop of Lecce, died 1523
(b. 1450)
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braccio martelli
FR
(b. 1501)
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ugolino martelli
bishop of Glandèves (1519-1592), FR
(b. 1519)
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antonio martelli
Italian condottiero, FR
(b. 1534)
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camilla martelli
Second wife of Cosimo I de' Medici, FR
(b. 1545)
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lodovico martelli
Italian poet (1500-1527/1528), FR
(b. 1499)
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niccolo martelli
FR
(b. 1498)
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vincenzo martelli
(b. 1509)
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marco martelli
Italian entrepreneur, FR
(b. 1592)
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francesco martelli
(b. 1534)
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valentino martelli
Italian architect, IT
(b. 1550)
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francesco martelli
cardinal and apostolic nuncio, FR
(b. 1633)
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aurelio martelli
Italian artist (1644-1721)
(b. 1644)
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giuseppe maria martelli
Italian priest, FR
(b. 1678)
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, Мартелли) , all over the world, is a common cognomen. The cognomen Martelli is characteristic of San Marino, where it is a widespread surname, Monaco, where it is quite a common surname, and Italy. Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in Italy, Brazil, and Argentina. Very seldom, Martelli is the forename as well as the last name.