Important Members
- Zadar - Cosimo Begna Possedaria, Lorenzo Benevenia, Viktor Bioni, Antonio Cippico, Raimondo Desanti, Vincenzo Duplanich, Natal Filippi, Giacomo Ghiglianovich and his son Roberto Giglianovich, Stevan Knežević (Orthodox), Spiridon Petrović (ethnic Serb), Giovanni Salghetti-Drioli, Antonio (Ante) Smirić, Nicolò Trigari,Luigi Ziliotto, Francesco Borelli, Giuseppe Bugatto.
- Split - Jerolim Alesani, Antonio Bajamonti, Vincenzo Degli Alberti, Ivan Dević, Leonardo Dudan, Giorgio Giovannizio, Simone Michieli Vitturi, Leonardo Pezzoli, Giuseppe Piperata, Antonio Radman, Ercolano Salvi, Antonio Tacconi.
- Dubrovnik - Giovanni Avoscani, Marino Bonda and his son Orsato Bonda, Francesco Ghetaldi-Gondola (mayor), Luigi Serragli (1816+ 1880) (businessman and bureaucrat)
- Šibenik - Simone Bujas, Emanuel Fenzi, Federico Antonio Galvani, Luigi Pini
- Hvar - Giovanni Machiedo, Giacopo Machiedo
- Stari Grad (Hvar) - Giovanni Botteri
- Korčula - Ivan Smrčinić, Stefan Smrčinić
- Drniš - Melchiore Difnico
- Makarska - Jakov Vucović
- Skradin - Natale Krekich, Giovanni Marassovich
- Sinj - Jerolim Italo Bokšić (Zara), Luigi Lapenna (Zara)
- Trogir - Antonio (Ante) Fanfogna, Giovanni Fanfogna, Giovanni Lubin, Luigi Nutrizio
- Vrlika - Alessandro Dudan (Split)
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