The groom’s surname is Calcagno. The other surname is Armato.

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Mother of groom: Vincenza Vivacqua

In this record surname is Turturici but I believe it’s the same surname as Tortorici.

Bride’s father is deceased. Others are alive

Marlena

When the portale antenati website is working, there are post 1910 records there for Collesano, but there are missing years.

Erudita

https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/search- ... =Collesano

I found it. Contrada Volpignano which was one of several Contrada that surrounded the center of Collesano. So that is the location where he died. It was a district or neighborhood of Collesano.

The document says “per morte naturale;”it doesn’t say anything about a mountain. He died a natural death. He died in Collesano.

As to what you’re reading as Valsignano, I think the word near it in the document might be Contrada ( deceased in this contrada???) and it may be the name of a street or ...

On July 19, 1942, he married in the Mother Church of Menfi, Grazia Tavormina of deceased Pietro

Marlena

Unfortunately, the translation from English which was dated June 16, 1910, and recorded in the Italian register, does not yield the info for which you are searching. It gives her sex as female, her color white, that she died in the hospital S. Gregory, that she was married (the name of her ...

I only see SMB baptisms to 1933.

Erudita

He died at age of 5 days on Feb 23, 1899.

@carubia

Re the word parvula, it is used for Maria, the last record on the same side of the page as Gratiella’s baptism record, and once on the right side page for a female infant named Calogera, directly across from Maria’s record. It may be on other pages as well, but I haven’t checked.

Erudita

after Gratiella is the word parvula for female child.

After Calafato is the Latin word for spouses, jugalis

The abbreviation is for the mother’s name Calogera which is in her marriage record..

@sulkycompose

Glad you appreciated my comments about this record.
Erudita

I don’t believe this is actually a marriage record. It seems to be a recording of the first marriage bann which resulted in no impediments to the upcoming marriage.

The groom Vincenzo la Lomia-no other details about him

The bride Vincenza -widow of deceased Vincenzo Gizzuni (Gizzoni is the common ...

Innocenza’s parents were deceased GiovanMaria and Francesca Brancaccio.

No surname for the groom’s mother given in the record. His father deceased.

Also date of record March 1, 1620