Carlo de' Cabanni
Carlo de' Cabanni (died by 1340) was the eldest son of Raimondo de' Cabanni, the freed slave who rose to the top of the Neapolitan royal household, and Philippa of Catania, a fisherman's daughter who had wet-nursed the royal children.
He served as royal chamberlain and married Margherita da Ceccano, of the high nobility; they had four children, including Sancia, a companion of Princesses Joanna and Maria.
Within five years of his death the family fell: in 1345 Sancia and Philippa were accused of murdering Andrew, Duke of Calabria, Queen Joanna I's husband. Philippa died in prison, Carlo's brother Roberto was executed, and Raimondello was declared innocent in 1346.