Marriages
Ubertinello was married twice. His first wife was Giacomina, daughter of Simone da Correggio, uncle of Alberto and Mastino della Scala. This marriage was later annulled on the grounds of being attained by force at the suggestion of Marsilio.
His second marriage was contracted on 24 April 1340 with Anna Malatesta, daughter of Malatestino Novello.
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