Angelo Ferri

Angelo Ferri (10 November 1815 – 12 October 1874) was an Italian notary and politician who served as gonfalonier of Grosseto (1859–1864), deputy (1867–1870), and mayor of Grosseto.

Life and career Born in Grosseto, in the Grand Duchy of Tuscany, Ferri graduated in law from the University of Siena and worked as a notary in his hometown. In 1849, he was elected president of the local bank Cassa di Risparmio Grossetana and joined the public health committee that led the Tuscan government of Francesco Domenico Guerrazzi until the restoration of the Lorraine dynasty. He also served as president of the Provincial Council of Grosseto. Among his numerous civic roles, Ferri was president of the Banca del Popolo, the Agricultural Consortium, and the Teatro degli Industri, as well as a member of the board of the National Bank. Ferri ran again in the 1870 elections, but received only 65 votes, failing to pass the first round; in the runoff, his fellow townsman Giovanni Morandini won.