Crisiano?

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Crisiano?

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I need Help in Translating this Marriage record, This one is hard. I believe it is Crisiana & fastino?? It is the 2nd record on the left, https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/T ... ,351333501
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Re: Crisiano?

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Marriage of Paolo, son of deceased Francesco and deceased Caterina Cristino with Francesca, the widow of dec Agostino Guerra. I don't see her parents' names in this record. Banns on the 16th, 17th, and 24th of Aug. Marriage on the 25th. Year ? Married by Don Pietro Adamo. Witnesses Giuseppe d'Alena (sp?) and Vincenzo (can't decipher his surname).

In the index, the surname is written Gristina, which is the correct spelling in the town (folio 18)

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/T ... ,351333501

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Re: Crisiano?

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Thank you so Much, It's Appreciated :)
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I believe the year is 1642 (see image 38)
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Re: Crisiano?

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You're very welcome. And, yes, I am inclined to agree with Livio that the year is 1642. I also now see it in the last line of some of the preceding records. Thanks, Livio. I just couldn't see it late last night.

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BTW, the surname of the witness Vincenzo was Pindino. I saw that in one of the indices.
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