Catalog description of MSE/EM 1050-15.

Catalog description of MSE/EM 1050-39. NB: Folder includes a modern handwritten note, "found at bottom of box," referring to the shoebox which contained the collection upon Rev. Martelli's donation.

Note describing various members of the Valperga and Savoy families and the various legal documents which demonstrate their relationships. (None of the documents mentioned are included in the rest of the Martelli collection.)

Family tree tracing Carlo Antonio Valperga’s male predecessors for seven generations, including one other branch ending with Giulio Cesare Valperga—no other details.

Notes concerning the family tree of the Valperga family. NB: Folder includes modern note on orange paper, unrelated to document, which reads: "June 20, 1827. To Conte di Cesare Vittorio Valperga di Cuorgné - granting of honor of admission to Cavalieri di giustizia, to the military Order of Sts. Maurizio + Lazzaro - with the added"

A request for arbitration from the archbishop regarding a squabble over some land near the church, between Francesco and Horatio di Silvescho di Cuorgné.

Royal patents granting various permissions to the House of Santus Berna.

A compilation of documents relating to the Viale and Santus Berna families, including a genealogy (August 14, 1784) and the wills of Contessa Cristina Viale Ratta (March 27, 1713) and Giovanni Battista Santus Berna (April 11, 1733), governor of Mortara. On the cover, "Scritture Del S. Carlo Giuseppe Ignazio de Valperga".

Grant of lands and hereditary rights from Mattheus de Ambroxis(?) to Guido, son of Thomas of Copella of Cuorgne, and his guardian, Johannes de Silvescho de Cuorgne, with the consent of Count Guieto of Valperga.

Letter from Minister General of the Franciscans, Fr. Paulus de Soncino, to the Lord Lancino de Lancinis and Lady Marguerite his wife, conferring assistance and spiritual care.

Letter from Charles Emmanuel I, Duke of Savoy, granting brothers Giovanni Matteo and Giuliano a part of his feudal lands whose former owner (vassal Alexander Ostero) had recently died.

Letter from Charles Emmanuel I, Duke of Savoy, nominating Giovanni Matteo Santo to a position in the recently vacated Abbey of San Ponzo.

Letter of recommendation from Charles Emannuel I (Duke of Savoy) to the canons at the cathedral at Carmagnola that they accept Giulio Cesare Zoello as their new provost

Letter from Victor Amadeus I, Duke of Savoy, discussing property with his vassal Horatio Silvesco.

A letter from Charles Emanuel II, Duke of Savoy, to Signor Conte Maurizio Santi requesting the release of several captured thieves.

Letter from Charles Emmanuel II, Duke of Savoy, to Count Maurizio Santus, describing the maltreatment of Giovanni Giacomo Ceva and notifying the count that Ceva has been placed under the duke’s protection and should therefore no longer be troubled.

Commission from Victor Amadeus II for Conte Giovanni Battista Santus to make him the Commandante of the city and province of Vercelli.

Letter from Victor Amadeus II, Duke of Savoy, expressing thanks for the loyal service of the Conte Santus

Passport from Louis de Vendome to the Count Sanctus, given at Vercelli.

Letter of commission from Victor Amadeus II, Duke of Savoy, to Cavalier Filippo Santus, promoting him to lieutenant in the Ciablese regiment.

Liccense to study law at the Academy in Torino, given to D. Conte Giuseppe Ignazio Valperga by Giovanni Battista Rotarius(?), chancellor of the Academy

Letter describing the conditions of the troops after they were sent to a location outside of Pinerolo (Italy).

Letter of commission from Victor Amadeus II, Duke of Savoy, to Giuseppe Gaetano Santus Berna, promoting him to ensign in the Regiment of the Guards.

A letter from Amedeo Tara regarding the new academy in the city.

Letter from Charles Emanuel III, Duke of Savoy, to Count Santus, current Governor of Mortara and the province of Lumellina, reminding him that later that month he must return to Torino and give his governorship over to the captain of the guards.

Copies of two letters, the first (original: November 9, 1731) from Charles Emanuel III approving the ceremonies for the outgoing and incoming governor, and the second (original 19 February 1732) from Charles Emanuel III specifying ceremonies for cities in which bishops reside. Both letters are countersigned by D’Ormea.

Personal letter from Carolo Santus in Ivrea to his brother the Count Sanctus in Torino.

Letter to Valperga Santus of notification of his appointment to Head of the Fourth (and one half?) Brigade of the National Guard, with the attendant benefits

A request from Prefect La-Ville for Valperga to join in a ceremony that will take place outside of the municipal palace the following day.

Permit for Conte D. Cesare Vittorio Valperga di Cuorgné to wear the uniform of the military order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus, given by the King of Sardinia, Charles Felix.