of War for all the Kingdom of Sicily in 1799. He became a Peer in the Kingdom of Sicily from 1812. Amongst his charitable works he founded in 1796 the Reclusorio dell’Immacolata Concezione, still in operation today, the founding charter of which states: "The well-deserved Catanian Patrician Don Vincenzo Paternò Castello e Rizzardi Duca di Carcaci, moved to pity by the no small number of vagrant and mendicant girls on the public streets, filthy, ragged and inexperienced, founded and maintained with his own capital, lands and buildings, within the City of Catania, a prison for idle girls, dedicated to the Immaculate Conception". Don Mario Giuseppe, 4th Duke of Carcaci (1754–1821) Don Vincenzo Emanuele Giovanni, 5th Duke of Carcaci (1783–1834) Don Mario, 6th Duke of Carcaci (1812–1838) Don Francesco Maria Giuseppe, 7th Duke of Carcaci (1786–1854), author of Descrizione di Catania e delle cose notevoli nei dintorni di essa (1841) ("Description of Catania and of notable things in the vicinity"); Don Gaetano Maria, 8th Duke of Carcaci (1798–1854) Don Francesco Maria Domenico, 9th Duke of Carcaci (1850–1912) Don Gaetano Maria Domenico (1869–1947), 10th Duke of Carcaci Don Francesco (1893–1980), 11th Duke of Carcaci married in 1922 Wanda Diana (1901–1965). Don Gaetano (1923-1993), 12th Duke of Carcaci, lived in Naxos near Taormina in Sicily, and in 1960 married Marie Millington-Drake (1924–1973), daughter of Sir Eugen Millington-Drake by his wife Lady Effie Mackay (1895–1984), a daughter of James Mackay, 1st Earl of Inchcape (1852-1932) of Glenapp Castle, Scotland. Don Alessandro (b. 1961) (Alexander), 13th Duke of Carcaci, antiques dealer based in London, married (1990) to Lady Charlotte Legge (b.1963), daughter of Gerald Legge, 9th Earl of Dartmouth, by whom he has three children: Don Tancredi Paternò Castello, Baron of Placa e Bajana (born 1997), son and heir apparent Donna Miranda Paternò Castello (born 1993) Donna Chiara Paternò Castello (born 1995). Branches of the House of Paternò Robert of Embrun │ └─── Counts of Butera, Counts of Martana, Barons of Floresta, Barons of Burgio and Imbaccari (XI-XIII cent.) │ ├── Barons of Terza Dogana and Manganelli (branch extinct since 1603) │ │ │ ├── Princes of Sperlinga dei Manganelli, Dukes of Palazzo, │ │ Barons of Manganelli, Barons of Mastronotariato (branch extinct) │ │ (the title of Prince of Sperlinga dei Manganelli is held since 1940 from the Borghese family, │ │ obtained through the marriage in 1927 of the last Princess to Flavio