I would say 30. I read it as "30". Thank you Livio and darkerhorse, what does "ats Sapia" mean, though? Sapia is a surname, so my understanding from what I have read here on the forum is that "ats" means "alias" or "also known as" ie "also know...

In the index https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9Q97-YMFS-MWY?i=42&wc=MG3S-7M3%3A351041201%2C351041202%2C351732801&cc=2046915 Benedetto Giandilivigni and Domenica ???? married on August 1, 1574 It says page 132, but there are multiple books that contain that year, and they are all v...

#13 on the left https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9Q97-YMX9-L3P?i=619&wc=MGSB-16D%3A351041201%2C351041202%2C351140401&cc=2046915 Luca Balsano marries Isabella Messina on August 20, 1559 in the index G. Luca Balsano, son of Andrea, born April 24, 1541 https://www.familysearch.org/ar...

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Marriage of Giacomo, son of Giovanni Antonio and Filippo Lombardo, to Maria, daughter of Pietro and mother??? surname???

liviomoreno wrote: ↑03 Oct 2020, 16:49 I would say 30.

darkerhorse wrote: ↑03 Oct 2020, 17:18 I read it as "30".

Thank you Livio and darkerhorse, what does "ats Sapia" mean, though?

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9Q97-YMFG-ZD?i=46&wc=MG39-6TG%3A351041201%2C351041202%2C351559401&cc=2046915 I think the date is December 25, 1650 second down on the right Death of Leonardo, son of living Pietro and deceased Melchiora Cosentino,ats Sapia (what does this mean???) ...

My guess is "Masi" = "Tommaso". Their town of origin is not mentioned. Thank you Pippo! It's really unfortunate that these older records often omit the town of origin, which makes it very difficult to trace some lines. And I think you're right because here is the death of "...

Nope, Antonina Costa was also from Monreale. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9Q97-YMXS-6TX?i=55&wc=MGS1-L29%3A351041201%2C351041202%2C351263601&cc=2046915 July 17, 1719 Death of Antonina, widow of Damiano Costa, daughter of Mariano and Giovanna Grifo of Monreale, aged about 75 Se...

the word delli in front of the word quondam is plural-both parents deceased; the record doesn't say where he was from Thank you, I found a marriage that is likely theirs (1628 marriage of "Jacopo" Costa and Vincenza Renda, I think that Jacopo is an older spelling or Latinization of Giacom...

In index - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9Q97-YMF9-84V?i=42&wc=MG3S-W3X%3A351041201%2C351041202%2C351732901&cc=2046915 Record - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9Q97-YMXS-FCD?i=164&wc=MGS1-GP6%3A351041201%2C351041202%2C351230101&cc=2046915 bottom left January...

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9Q97-YMFS-K3Q?i=283&wc=MG33-JWP%3A351041201%2C351041202%2C351733901&cc=2046915 3rd down on right I think it says July 9, 1689 "Damiano, vulgarmente chiamato Miano Costa, figlio degli quondam Giacomo et Vincenza Costa, d'anni 45 in circa" ...

I read "Todaro", and it seems to be an ancient name, from a modification of "Teodoro". Nowadays, it is more common as a surname. However, if you search Google for "San Todaro"+"Sicilia", you'll get several references of places going by such name. Thank you Pi...

PippoM wrote: ↑24 Sep 2020, 14:11 I'd say Agostino (augustino), Bartolo (bar[to]lo), Beatrice (beat[r]ici)
But maybe someone else has other guesses.

Thank you, Pippo!

I thought that it might have been Angelino instead of Augustino, but you're probably right, as I do not speak Italian.

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9Q97-YMXS-F8W?i=50&wc=MGS1-GP6%3A351041201%2C351041202%2C351230101&cc=2046915 top right, I don't need a full translation, I already can read everything except the father of the groom "Antonino, son of the deceased ??? and Francesca Sciarrino&q...

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9Q97-YMXS-6D3?i=212&wc=MGS1-2NL%3A351041201%2C351041202%2C351470401&cc=2046915 Record #2 second down on the right October 27, 1577 The mother of the bride is Francesca, but I can't decipher the other 3 parents' names. mentioned in index here - http...