Thank you so much!

Would anyone be willing/able to translate number 140 for me please? I would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you!!! Does it say anything about where? Is it Torrito?

Hi, I was wondered if anyone would be able to translate these records for me? They are pretty hard to read....Thanks in advance!!!
Kristine

Interesting! My father and his siblings grew up as "Scanza" so I did as well...must have gotten mixed up or written incorrectly at some point. I kind of started to wonder once I found something with "Scanga" on it. I am so grateful for your help. I am going to check out your webs...

May I ask you one last question??? Do you think that Michele's last name is "Scanza" or "Scanga"?

Oh my!!! Wow and thank you!!!! I don't know if I ever would have figured all of that out and I don't know how you did it so quickly with such a terrible copy but I can't thank you enough. Wonderful!!

Here it is...any help would be greatly appreciated. I posted it yesterday and didn't have much luck. I can make some of it out. My 2x great grandparents are Michele Scanza and Caterina Scola...I think Michele's father's name is Pietro and Caterina's father's name is Domenico...There is something wri...

Thank you very much. I have a very difficult to read "promise of marriage document" for my 2x great grandparents and I am trying to break it down bit by bit. I appreciate the help!

Can anyone make out what this profession is?

Thank you

Hi - I am having a really difficult time reading this marriage certificate...I do not read Italian and the handwriting is very difficult to read. I can figure some things out but was wondering specifically about the grooms name. I believe that this is Michele Scanza (my 2x great grandfather) but it ...

Have you tried to search for her on https://familysearch.org/ I was able to find a lot of family information on this sight. Hope that helps a little.

I really do appreciate everyone trying to help :) Yes her name was Marianna and quite possible it was changed to Maria etc...I have searched under Anna, Maria etc...I have seen the census record and do believe that is them but am confused about the mother-in-law being listed as Feliciana J. Jordana....

Have you tried google translator?