help with translation

[bc6290]

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/T ... 1663675966

This is a marriage record that I found from 1895. It is for Nicolo Bilello, son of Vincenzo. Looks like Vincenzo was deceased. The rest is difficult to interpret.

[Tessa78]

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11579-67850-10?cc=2046915&wc=MMRN-3ZK:1663675966

This is a marriage record that I found from 1895. It is for Nicolo Bilello, son of Vincenzo. Looks like Vincenzo was deceased. The rest is difficult to interpret.

Here is what I see

11 August 1895
Marriage of Nicolò Bilello, son of deceased Vincenzo and living Giuseppa Di Fazio married couple;
WITH
Rosalia Gendusa, daughter of Giuseppe and of deceased Giuseppa Pancamo married couple.
Witnesses:
Giuseppe Di Fazio of deceased Antonino
Giuseppe Gendusa of deceased Francesco

T.

[erudita74]

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11579-67850-10?cc=2046915&wc=MMRN-3ZK:1663675966

This is a marriage record that I found from 1895. It is for Nicolo Bilello, son of Vincenzo. Looks like Vincenzo was deceased. The rest is difficult to interpret.

Here is what I see

11 August 1895
Marriage of Nicolò Bilello, son of deceased Vincenzo and living Giuseppa Di Fazio married couple;
WITH
Rosalia Gendusa, daughter of Giuseppe and of deceased Giuseppa Pancamo married couple.
Witnesses:
Giuseppe Di Fazio of deceased Antonino
Giuseppe Gendusa of deceased Francesco

T.

after each of the parents' names, the document reads "un tempo conjugi di questo comune"- "at one time, spouses of this town" - that is, married couple of this town when both spouses were alive

Erudita

[bc6290]

Thank you for the translation. It helps that you clarified more the this redord. That way, I am learning to translate myself.
It is less than a month before we will actually be in Sicily and I am very excited.
Thanks for your help.
Barb

[erudita74]

Thank you for the translation. It helps that you clarified more the this redord. That way, I am learning to translate myself.
It is less than a month before we will actually be in Sicily and I am very excited.
Thanks for your help.
Barb

You're very welcome, Barb. I am envious about your trip. I have been to Sicily, but not to any of my or my husband's ancestral towns.

Erudita