Pietro Marino Confused could someone check this

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Pietro Marino Confused could someone check this

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https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/T ... ,352218601

If I am reading this right, it says Married April 13 1895

Pietro Marino son of Giorgio Marino & Caterina Riela

Rosa Cassata d/o Francesco Paolo ? & Caterina Riela

How can the same mother be on both, is this an error?
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Re: Pietro Marino Confused could someone check this

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Date is 28 April 1894

One of mother's names Could be an error...
Find the banns (Pubblicazione) dated 15 and 22 April, to verify mother's names.

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Tessa78 wrote:Date is 28 April 1894

One of mother's names Could be an error...
Find the banns (Pubblicazione) dated 15 and 22 April, to verify mother's names.

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Thanks Tessa, your amazing. I have two others that I posted yesterday that I need info on could you take a look when you have time. thanks so very much, you have been amazing. My grandparents never taught us or my dad Italian so I working off what little Spanish I know to help me read. am I looking in the wrong place for dates? I am reading the very top where it says L'anno Millocento then the date, day, month, should I be looking somewhere else?
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The first line is usually the date of the record.
Further in the record you will see another date (sometimes a number, sometimes "sopra"/above or "sudetto"/aforesaid, and sometimes oggi/today or ieri/yesterday).

Here is a guide to Italian Records
http://italiangenealogy.com/italian-records-extraction

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