Marriage on 24 February 1737.
Banns published on 10, 17 and 24 February.
Groom: Pietro Gambino, son of the late Vincenzo Gambino and the living Elisabetta Mignemi, formerly married.
Bride: Rosa Nigido, daughter of Nicola Nigido and the late Angela Liberto.

The 'processetti' are the documents required for marriage and are listed on the marriage certificate.
In this case, these are the birth certificates of the two spouses; the groom's father's consent to marriage; the Family Council's consent to marriage; and the death certificate of the groom's mother ...

Processetti here:
https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12 ... yn?lang=en

The wedding took place in the parish of Santa Caterina in Foro Magno on 9 March 1857.
Witnesses: Beniamino Fittipaldi and Mario Labate.

The solemn promise was made on 6 March 1857.
The groom was Gennaro Pasquale Salvatore Sole, a 28-year-old pipe maker from Naples, unmarried residing at 28 Strada ...

m° Francesco = Mastro Francesco

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I found his birth record on the antenati website. He was born on June 30, 1834 at #37 Strada Processionile in Accettura (Matera) . His surname in that town was Rocco, not Rocchi. That is record #9 2 , pages 104-105). His father, Signor Giulio Rocco, son of Antonio , was a 53 year old tailor ...

I cannot find the birth certificate of Abele Nicola Maria Rocchi, born on 28 March 1878 in Campobasso, nor that of Laura, born on 4 May 1873, also in Campobasso.
Could you please post the links?

@erudita74
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Don Domenico Corso, figlio legittimo e naturale di Mastro Don Salvatore e di Donna Giuseppa Farina sposi, con Maria Angela Cagnina vedova del fu Angelo Favatella, le cui consuete pubblicazioni sono state fatte in questa chiesa matrice fra le solennità della messa in tre giorni ...

Salvatore Farina, the father of Luigi Francesco Alfonso Farina, was Luigi's son. Therefore, Luigi was Luigi Francesco Alfonso Farina's paternal grandfather.
https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12 ... 36/58KoA1W

quondam Giovanni

#71 Birth of Maria Di Maggio at Via Di Maggio #22.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... d=M9HZ-3BN

You are probably confusing orphans with foundlings. Orphans keep their father's surname even after their parents' deaths, unless they are legally adopted. Foundlings are given a surname by the registrar, which varies from one municipality to another. They only change it if they are legally adopted ...

The note is a correction made by the Court of Cosenza regarding the name of Francesco Lico's mother. Instead of Teresa Filice, it should read Nicolina Filice.

You could search the Riveli for Filippo Rimmaudo, Rimbaudo or Zimbardo to see if there is a house adjacent to those of Blasio di Vita or Antonio Incrimone among their real estate assets.

Hoping for some help deciphering the names on this 1748 Riveli page from Comiso, Sicily.

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Also, under Beni Stab., does it say he possesses the houses of Blasio di Vita and another son Gimbaudo?
"... confina con casa di Mastro Blasio di Vita e casa di Filippo Zimbardo(?) ..."
Riveli di beni ...