Familia Gangalia

Latin
The cognomen is the Latinate of "Gangale," a surname that was located in the Cirotano and Sila area of Calabria in the 18th Century. The cognomen has been traced as far back as Domenico Gangale (San Giacomo della Marca, 1393 - 1476). In the Calabrian dialect, gangale means "jaw."

• Marcus Martianius Gangalius, patergeneris et paterfamilias
  Sodalus Palatinus; Lictor; Aedilis Curule, MMDCCLII; Legatus, California Superior, MMDCCLIII to MMDCCLVIII; Legatus Consularis, California, MMDCCLX
  descendant of Tonantius Ferreolus

• Gaia Martiania Gangalia Cunicula
  descendant of Tonantius Ferreolus

• Darius Martianius Gangalius
  descendant of Tonantius Ferreolus

• Leona Martiania Gangalia Bactrica Bellatrix

• Martiana Felina

• Tiberius Martianus Gangalius Victorianus

• Marca Martiania Gangalia Marcella
  Rogatrix; Scriba Censoris, MMDCCLVIII; Consiliaria genera

• Fausta Martiania Gangalia Minervalis
  Scriba Censoris, Offic. Approb., MMDCCLIV

• Titia Martiana Gangalia Aurigena

Familia Paulla (exstinctus)

Latin
The cognomen dates from the Roman Republic and was associated with the gens Aemelia. The most famous Paulla was Lucius Aemilius Paullus Macedonicus, who defeated the Macedonians in 584 AUC (168 BC).

• Lucius Martianus Paullus, paterfamilias
  Sodalus Palatinus

• Ava Martiana Paulla, materfamilias

• Caesia Martiana Paulla

Familia Lupa

Hibernian
This familia was formed by members of the Shrine of the Irish Oak. The cognomen derives from the the Latin lupus, or "wolf."

• Titus Martianius Lupus, paterfamilias

• Tiberius Martianius Lupus

• Tiberia Martiania Lupa

• Marcus Martianius Lupus