My dad travels to the area a few times a year because we have relatives there. He visits the parishes to find more information about our ancestors. This document is from a picture that he took.

This is from the Rai parish. Do you have ancestors from there? Thank you for the name help!

Thank you!!!!! That's what I was thinking, but I didn't know for sure if the extra names were previous spouses.

I know, the handwriting is tough!

Oh...and I used Photobucket because I already had an account with them. It worked great! Thanks!

Okay, here it is! Let me know what you think this says!!! Who is marrying who, and have they been married before?

I have been looking at a marriage record. (I tried to upload it, but I was unsuccessful). Antonio is marrying Angela. My question is about "relito in primi voti." I think Antonio was married before because it says, "relito in primi voti della fu Domenica." Does that sound right?

Any hints about ...

Thanks again!!!

Thank you, Elba!

So, what do I put in the name field?

Okay, here's another question! I'm still working on birth records. A new priest has taken over, and in place of a name, he sometimes writes un fanciullo or una fanciulla (a boy or a girl). Does this mean that the baby was stillborn? Or just that it didn't have a name yet?

Thanks!

Thanks so much, VJ! I am a member of Family Search, but I did not know about the Latin word list! So...I can't record a death date until I find a death record, because the baby didn't necessarily die. Is that right?

Hi! I'm new at this! I have been extracting information from Italian birth records from the Treviso Province, and I keep coming across "periculum mortis." I think it means mortal peril, but does that mean the baby died? The records go on to say that the baby was baptized. Please help! Thank you!!!