Aulicino, Tescione marriage-a foundling?

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While seeking these 2g grandparents, I have found 7 of their children's birth acts and their marriage document. Scipione's parents are always listed as "stato". What assumptions can I safely make regarding his parentage, since he was provided with a fairly common name, not a fictitious one. Was one of his parents likely named Aulicino?

Second, is Angela Tescione's age 29? I have never seen ventinove spelled that way.

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Scipione (given) Aulicino (surname) is son "dello Stato", son of the State (Government)

Angela's age is "venti minore", 20 underage.
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O.K. I'm embarrassed about "minore". :oops:

But, I am still a bit confused about a son of the state. Do you think his parents gave him up, died, or something else?
Does it mean he was born with the surname Aulicino?
What am I likely to find on his birth act?
I have never had one of these, so I am trying to see if I will be able to trace this grandparent any further back.

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oilman19 wrote:O.K. I'm embarrassed about "minore". :oops:

But, I am still a bit confused about a son of the state. Do you think his parents gave him up, died, or something else?
Does it mean he was born with the surname Aulicino?
What am I likely to find on his birth act?
I have never had one of these, so I am trying to see if I will be able to trace this grandparent any further back.

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I do not have an answer but I guess he was a foundling. It is the first time that I see somoene referred to as "figlio dello stato". "Domiciled since his childhood in Strada Sant'Erasmo" is also uncommon.
I suggest you try to find his birth act and you will have most of he answers.
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I believe you are right. I won't have any answers until I find the birth act.
I didn't decipher anything on page 2 that would give me a clue to his past either.

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the second page has the list of document presented:
-Birth act of the groom
-birth act of the bride
-Notification made in the town hall that had no opposition
and the name of the 4 witnesses to the marriage promise, who are not the 2 witnesses to the religious marriage.
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Thank you, Livio.
Jim

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