Hello I’m Julius Barclay! I am not actually called Julius Barclay, the Julius stands for Julius Caesar and the Barclay stands for Barclay, it is not my surname. If you think my edits need citations or are evidently wrong, please tell me so I can be corrected! I joined Wikipedia on 16 August 2022, then during December i tried to sign in my original account, but lost the password. On 14 December, I made this one. This page is currently a WIP. To see the pages I created, scroll down. I also publish images on Wikimedia Commons with an account of the same name. Thanks for reading!

Julius Barclay

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Name	Julius Barclay
Born	30 March Bristol, England
Nationality	Italian, British
Country	A country in Europe that is either Italy or the United Kingdom
Languages	English, Italian
Ethnicity	Italian, French, German, Arbëreshë
IQ	Mensa applicable
Hobbies, interests, and beliefs
Religion	Catholic
Politics	Democrat
Account statistics
Joined	16 August 2022 (with the account that I lost the password) 14 December 2022 (with this account)
First edit	16 August 2022 (with the account that I lost the password) 14 December 2022 (with this account)
Autoconfirmed	2 July 2023
Extended confirmed	8 September 2023
Edit count	4,368 (With this account) 330 (with the account that I lost the password) Total 4,698
Relatives	Gisella Giovenco, 1st Cousin 2x Removed, painter Onofrio Giovenco, Great-granduncle, scientist Michelangelo Celesia, 4th great-grand uncle, Roman Catholic Cardinal Ignazio De Blasi, 8th great-grandfather, Archeologist and historian Paolo Renier, 8th great-grand uncle, Doge Frank Sinatra, 4th cousin 3x removed Pope Leo XIV, 5th cousin 3x removed Vincenzo Trusiano Panormo, 2nd cousin 8x removed Leopoldo de Gregorio, 8th great-grandfather, Politician Nicolò Longobardo, 13th great-granduncle

I was born in Bristol on 30 March, and come from a Anglo–Italian family. My parents were born in Lombardy. My maternal grandparents were both born in Lercara Friddi. My maternal grandfather comes from a family of Tuscan, French, Lombardic, Sicilian, and Venetian origin, and his maternal grandmother was from a minor Sicilian noble family. Meanwhile my maternal grandmother came from an important Sicilian noble family, from Alcamo and Palermo, who held the title of Marquess of Sant'Antonino. My paternal grandmother was born in Caltanisetta, but she originates from Sant'Agata de' Goti and Santa Maria a Vico. My paternal grandfather was born in Varese, and his mother came from one of the oldest families of Varese. I also have ancestors from Acquaviva delle Fonti, Arbedo-Castione, Arienzo, Besana Brianza, Bisacquino, Biumo, Bizzozero, Busto Arsizio, Caltagirone, Calvello, Casbeno, Carini, Cianciana, Cinisi, Catania, Colle di Val d'Elsa, Daverio, Florence, Gazzada Schianno, Laganadi, Loano, Maddaloni, Matera, Misilmeri, Milazzo, Milan, Moiano, Monreale, Piana degli Albanesi, Pontedera, Potenza, Putignano, Ragusa, Sacconago, San Michele di Ganzaria, Santo Stefano Quisquina, Venice, Vercelli, and Vicari. I am also of Italian American descent, as my great-great-grandfather was one of the many Italian immigrants who immigrated during the 1880-1930 Italian diaspora. A branch of my family is still in the USA.

Here are all the countries I’ve been to in alphabetical order.

1. Austria 2. Belgium 3. Canada 4. France 5. Germany 6. Greece 7. Hungary 8. Ireland 9. Italy 10. Malta 11. Monaco 12. Netherlands 13. Spain 14.  Switzerland 15. Tunisia 16. United Kingdom 17. United States of America 18. Vatican City

I have been to 18 of the 20 Italian regions. They are listed in chronological order: Lombardy Tuscany Piedmont Emilia-Romagna Veneto Liguria Sicily Friuli-Venezia Giulia Calabria Lazio Campania Umbria Trentino-Alto Adige Marche Abruzzo Molise Apulia Aosta Valley

These are the articles I have written:

• Eleanor Addison Phillips (1st article)
• Tommaso Rodari
• Fabrizio De Magistris
• Cristoforo Prestinari
• Pietro Antonio Daverio
• Pier Dionigi Pinelli
• Giacomo Plezza
• Riccardo Sineo
• Cesare Cristiani di Ravarano
• Luigi de Margherita
• Alessandro Pernati di Momo
• Raffaello della Rovere
• John Tinniswood^[a]
• Ambrogio Gianotti
• Enrico Zuppi
• Eugenio Berardi
• Edoardo Gabardi
• Edoardo Lualdi Gabardi
• Giuseppe Bernascone
• Bernardino Castelli (sculptor)
• Lucien Éloi Bellando de Castro
• Alfonso Giordano
• Manuela Maffioli
• Norberto Perini

• Bizzozero
• Biumo
• Velate

• Grand Hotel Campo dei Fiori

• Piazza Gae Aulenti

• Santa Maria di Piazza, Busto Arsizio
• Basilica of San Giovanni Battista, Busto Arsizio
• Church of St. Edward, Busto Arsizio
• Church of St. Michael Archangel, Busto Arsizio
• Church of Maria Santissima della Neve, Lercara Friddi
• Duomo of San Giovanni Battista, Loano
• Church of Santo Stefano, Bizzozero
• Church of San Gregorio, Busto Arsizio
• Church of San Rocco, Busto Arsizio
• Church of Sant'Antonio Abate, Busto Arsizio
• Church of Santi Apostoli Pietro e Paolo, Borsano
• Basilica of San Vittore, Varese
• Church of Sant'Antonio alla Motta
• St Andrew's Church, Clifton
• St Mary Magdalene, Stoke Bishop
• Cathedral of Sant'Agata de'Goti
• Church of Santa Croce, Vinci
• Sanctuary of Santa Maria del Monte (50th article)
• Church of Saint Anne, Budapest

• Our Lady of Help (Busto Arsizio)

• List of ministers of the Interior of the Kingdom of Sardinia
• Cascine in Busto Arsizio

• Clifton High School, Bristol
• Lercara Friddi
• Ignazio De Blasi
• Gisella Giovenco
• Loano
• Biagio Bellotti
• Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey^[b]
• Sant'Agata de' Goti

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