If you search the town name in the catalog on familysearch.org, you will find online records for the town starting in 1866.

I’ve searched for the bride’s baptism record in Bagheria but had no luck. https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/464031?availability=Family%20History%20Library Below is a link to the couple’s church marriage record-June 2, 1823. Banns of marriage were on the 13, 20, and 27 of April. The groom w...

The surname Maranducci did exist as early as 1576. There is a reference in the link below to a Nicolangelo Maranducci who was a notary (Archivio storico per le province napoletane, Vol 5, p. 718). https://www.google.com/books/edition/Archivio_storico_per_le_province_napolet/REpIAAAAYAAJ?hl=en&g...

I originally had Pulizzano but then changed it to Polizzano which appears to be the current spelling in the province, but I agree that it is clearly written with a u in the birth record you found.

Rosa Polizzano-bride

The surname Maranducci did exist as early as 1576. There is a reference in the link below to a Nicolangelo Maranducci who was a notary (Archivio storico per le province napoletane, Vol 5, p. 718). https://www.google.com/books/edition/Archivio_storico_per_le_province_napolet/REpIAAAAYAAJ?hl=en&g...

The surname Maranducci did exist as early as 1576. There is a reference in the link below to a Nicolangelo Maranducci who was a notary (Archivio storico per le province napoletane, Vol 5, p. 718). https://www.google.com/books/edition/Archivio_storico_per_le_province_napolet/REpIAAAAYAAJ?hl=en&gb...

Here's the marriage of Francesco Li Causi and Cristina Genova 10/20/1711, which you may have already seen. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9Q97-YMFS-91T?i=389&wc=MG3S-YWR%3A351041201%2C351041202%2C351730901&cc=2046915 Francesco was the son of Antonino and Rosalia LiCausi alias Vi...

Matt The only baptism record I have located for an Ignazio Vitali is for one baptized in Corleone with the names Ignazio Paolo Domenico Vitali, on May 29, 1657, but his parents were Pietro and Vita. The years for his possible baptism, if it occurred in Monreale, are not missing, as far a I can tell....

Matt I'm posting the link to the 1654 marriage record. I don't know if you realize that both Giuseppe and Margherita were widowed at the time of their marriage. The name of his former spouse is not given, only that he was a widower of Monreale. I see his father was deceased Giacomo (li Causi) and hi...

Matt Here's the marriage record for Antonino and Rosalia LiCausi, but no mention of the Vitale surname. The marriage Oct 3, 1677. His father deceased Giuseppe and mother Margherita. Their first child Pietro Antonio LiCausi was born on 7/20/1678. Do you have any additional info which could help you i...

I am finding a surname "Li Causi" online. In current Italian white pages https://www.paginebianche.it/ricerca?qs=li+causi&dv=Monreale+%28PA%29 Also seeing it in the baptism indices starting in 1850 as the first part of double surnames. It may be in earlier indices too. https://www.fami...

The marriage record does indicate that the groom was never before married and was of Monreale. What I'm having trouble deciphering is what is immediately after Rosalia Vitali's name. I read "ats," which is used for the word "alias," followed by a name which is difficult to decip...

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