7 Nov 1640
Giovanni Battista, born the same day, son of Antonio Pumara and Filippa(?)

San Michele is a street in Trabia
https://www.google.it/maps/place/Via+S. ... FQAw%3D%3D

I believe the surname is Marcucci, not Marcacci

Parrocchia di San Nicola
It would be better to post he link to the record!

It is always better to post the link: https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12657/an_ua36078586/0n3yqjr

1 - On 8 June 1939 Santa Lo Bianco married Giovanni Allegra (son of Giovanni) in the Parish Sant’Orsola, Polizzi Generosa
2 - On 14 December 1977 Santa Lo Bianco married Allegra Vincenzo in the ...

Martino Giuseppe Vincenzo, a male

The child is a male, named Matthiam Emanuelem Josephum (Mattia Emanuele Giuseppe)

I believe the mother's name is Filomena Legato.
Side note: on April 20 1922 Antonio married Mariangela Carbone

Another certificate to translate please.

Birth Michele Valente
https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12657/an_ud1218744



This is the birth and baptism record of Giuseppe Angelo Valente, born to Michele Valente, age 40, a contadino/peasant farmer, and Carmela Caputo, age 30. Date of birth Nov ...

wlattuca wrote: 07 Apr 2026, 21:51 Wondering if someone can help me figure out the names of these five children. They are listed in the 05 Apr 1930 marriage record for Giovanni Libanelli (Mastropaolo) and Maria Dell'Apre.

In this record the mother's name is Dell'Apa

The word after Filippae Patania is "Jugalis"=spouses

Day July 29th, 1705.
Marriage record between groom Giuseppe Papania, legitimate son of the deceased Giuseppe and the living Vincenza Anna Papania, and bride Filippa Cimino, legitimate daughter of the both living Tommaso and Margherita Cimino, both spouses were from Corleone.
Witnesses were Leone ...

July 19 1850
Vincenza Mondello, 60yo, widow of Pietro Ferraro, daughter of deceased Matteo and living Maria Giannè.

Despite the fact that in 1891, the year of the civil marriage, only civil and not church marriages were recognized by the civil state as being legal, many still had, or had had, a church marriage. The fact that, at the time of this civil marriage, two children born from the natural union of this ...