Salamone & Cannella Marriage 1728

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Salamone & Cannella Marriage 1728

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https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1 ... cc=2046915

From what I can tell they were married Jun 27 1728 with banns the 23, 20 and 24th of june 1728 not sure but gona guess his parents were dead Raimundo & Angela, her parents living looks like either Joseph or Vincenzo and Lucreti Cannella
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stokkster1 wrote:https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1 ... cc=2046915

From what I can tell they were married Jun 27 1728 with banns the 13, 20 and 24th of june 1728 not sure but gona guess his parents were living Raimondo & Angela, her parents living looks like either Joseph and Vincenza Lucretia Cannella
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liviomoreno wrote:
stokkster1 wrote:https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1 ... cc=2046915

From what I can tell they were married Jun 27 1728 with banns the 13, 20 and 24th of june 1728 not sure but gona guess his parents were living Raimondo & Angela, her parents living looks like either Joseph and Vincenza Lucretia Cannella

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The bride's mother is the living Lucrezia Cannella. The word in front of her name means "living"; it is not the name Vincenza. The Italian form of her given name is Lucrezia. Giuseppe (Joseph) is already deceased, with the abbreviation "quond" for the word "quondam" misspelled as "cond."

You can find in some parts of Sicily the surname Quondam which was also sometimes written as Condam.
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Thanks. I did not realize that cond was meant as quondam...
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