Palermo, Palermo Chapels

[1vinnie]

I am trying to find out the names and location of the Catholic Churches that existed around 1800 in downtown palermo, Palermo. I have found a list of scanned church records on familysearch.org but I am not sure where they would they would have been located. There appear to be 7 or 8. Does anyone know where on a map they would be? Approximately?

Thanks Vince Pavone
Researching Pavone, Naimo in Palermo, Palermo

[vj]

If you use this website it will give you the addresses of abt 126 churches currently in Palermo (PA)...
Perhaps you can sort them out using the records you've found
http://www.parrocchie.it/qlist.php?cerc ... occhie&id=

[adelfio]

Vinnie did you ever find out what sezione (section) of Palermo your family was from? It would cut down on the search area.
click for map
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.anc ... e/m/qc.png


Marty

[1vinnie]

From early records I see many of the records list Molo, Santa Cristina and Zisa. Anyone know where Zisa and Molo were?

[adelfio]

They are more seziones of Palermo heres a link
http://www.ustica.org/genealogy/palermo.htm


Marty

[MoonlightSkywriter]

there is santa Agata, santa Lucia, Santa Alphio, santa Antonio, Vince are you the Pavone that is looking for your family in Palermo, from the latter day saints info building in largo, fl? If so then They have all the records there.

[1vinnie]

What records do they have? I know they have a few death and birth films from Palermo, but I am searching for pre1820 stuff now. Do I know you moonlightskywriter or do you visit the largo FHC?

[MoonlightSkywriter]

there are many churchs.... santa lucia, santa agata, santa domenico, santa rosalia... what you looking for? Moon

[1vinnie]

I don't know. I am looking for whatever church was closest to the Molo neighborhood before 1820.