Nicola Squitti
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Senator Nicola Squitti was born in July 26, 1853 in Maida, Catanzaro, died January 3, 1933, the son of Barone Tommaso Squitti Baron of Palermiti & Guarna, Calabria. His wife was Ermenegilda Assereto. He was a brother to politician Baldassarre Squitti and Maria Squitti. He had two children Eleonora Squitti who was reported to be a lady companion of Queen Margherita of Savoy, and Maria Adelaide Squitti who married, Conte Federico, Conte della Bevilacqua e di Minerbe,(their children, Eleonora Squitti (Verona 5-VI-1922-) and Felicita (Bevilaqua 30 - VI-1926), who married Giuseppe Bresa.
Nicola Squitti was a graduate of the University of Naples student of Law, and became a diplomate, Consul general of the class, March 17, 1901.
Official titles included:
Knight of the Order of the Crown of Italy (Ordine della Coronoa d'Italia} September 1, 1884.
Official Knight of the Order of the Crown of Italy June 24, 1900.
Knight of the Order of the Crown of Italy June 3, 1909.
Major officer of the Order of the Crown of Italy December 23, 1915.
Great cord of the Order of the Crown of Italy 7 January 1917.
Knight of the Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus, (Ordine dei Santi Maurizio e Lazzaro) June 1896.
Official knight of the Order of the S.S. Maurizio and Lazzaro June 1901.
Knight of the Order of the S.S. Maurizio and Lazzaro February 1911
Member of the Commission to preserve & maintain organic citrus fruits for the Regions of Calabria & Sicily. d.d.l. “Reform of Calabria and the Sicily” (17 March 1921)
Member of the Commission for foreign politics (16 june 1921-10 December 1923) Source:[1]
