Happy to help, Chris.
Erudita

Chris
I am reading the surname Dino (after Lauria) followed by widow (relicta) of deceased Matteo loBlundo.
Erudita

Comm. Alle Brig

my best educated guess- Commissario alle Brigadieri

affez.mo ---affezionatissimo, nella chiusa delle lettere (di solito abbrev., aff. mo)-very affectionate property owner -proprietario The part about Marcello Massone is found in a pdf file called Informazioni di Polizia Sull'Ambiente Ligure 1814-1816 by Vito Vitale. Page 426, I believe is the right p...

Some records for Supino (1875-1898) are only viewable at a local family history center. See link below:

https://www.familysearch.org/search/cat ... %20Library

Erudita

Jefferie

Before Giachetti is the first name Victorio. You can see it more clearly in another record a few down from this one. I don't know what word precedes his first name though.

Birth on pridie (the day before)

Erudita

Oct 20, 1716 Baptism of Vincenza Brigida Antonina Alfonzo, daughter of Cristofaro Alfonzo and Angela di Leo. Born yesterday (on the 19th). Godparents were Maestro* (*title) Paolo Madonia and Rosa, wife of Leonardo Ajello/Aiello (there’s an abbreviation for Leonardo's title, but I'm not sure what it ...

Jan 29, 1769 Banns on the 6th, 8th, and 14th resulted in no detected impediments to the upcoming marriage. Groom: Salvatore Giunta, never before married, legitimate and natural son of deceased Domenico Giunta and living Maria Finochio, who were a married couple of this town, when he was alive Bride:...

It's Pietro.

Erudita

in the birth act, I see-

del Reggimento Lancieri di Firenze

No need to apologize if you typed the year incorrectly. As long as you have it correct in your family tree. Always happy to help.
Erudita

The year was 1826. Birth was on Oct 7th.
Father: Domenico Canaparo, age 40, property owner
Mother: Cecilia Blardi, age 30

Baptism on the 9th in the parish of S. Maria Costantinopoli

The parents were legitimately married at the time of the birth of their daughter

You're very welcome.
Erudita

after "di" is the father's first name

Erudita

If you use the form below, and fill in the blanks in English, you can hit translate, and it will translate your letter into Italian. You don't need to be able to read or write Italian to do this, and you can choose the option for birth record. The spaces where you see downward arrows give you menus ...