Ugo Lancia
Ugo Lancia, also called Ugone (born c. 1299), was a Sicilian baron in the Messina area, son of Corrado Lancia di Castromainardo, founder of the Sicilian Lancia branch. Succeeding his father around 1328, he held the baronies of Ficarra and Longi, the castle of Brolo and other lordships.
In 1335 he held a fief near Piazza, and in 1340 he served as strategot, or royal governor, of Messina. His sons Blasco, Corrado and Nicola carried on the family's branches.