Giorgio III di Ceva

Giorgio III di Ceva was the eldest son of the marquis Giorgio II “the Dwarf” of Ceva. He is first documented in 1268, when Marquis Tommaso I of Saluzzo granted him and his descendants free passage through his lands.

When his father sold all his lands to the commune of Asti in 1295, Asti invested Giorgio and his brother Guglielmo with them as fiefs, and in 1296 both brothers ratified the sale. Early in the fourteenth century he disputed lands at Garessio with the Certosa di Casotto, which his father renounced to the monastery in 1308.

He died before his father, before 19 November 1324. His sons Bonifacio and Oddone divided the marquisate with their uncle Guglielmo V in May 1326.