Sebastiano Di Trapani, son of deceased Antonino, and Libera, from this town
Brigida Timpa, widow of Giuseppe Timpa, from this town. No parents mentioned.

You're welcome for all, Linda!

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-DR59-Q5B?wc=MG37-3TP%3A351041801%2C351041802%2C351496601%26cc%3D2046915&lang=en&i=117&cc=2046915

record 407
Please translate
june 10 1696
Giovanni, son of deceased Giacomo and living Dominica Bonanno
Angela di Xiacca (I think it is now "Di Sciacca ...

It's here:

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... cc=2046915

died on Jun 27, 1833
son of Ciro, and Carmela Praino.

That's correct.
As there's no specification, I'd say her parents were living.

It says "qnd Leonis Lucae et viventis Franciscae Finocchio et Marsello"

"qnd" = "quondam" means "deceased"
In Sicilian records you will often find the surnames of spouses listed separed by "et": that means Leoluca Finocchio and Francesca Marsello.

L'avevo fatta sposare a sei anni!

I couldn't find any Maddalena born in Fagnano in the years 1882-1887.
Maybe she (or both) were born somewher else because of the "shame" that having children out of marriage was held to be.

In the volume of 1881 Births there is no Amalia Bottino.
Yet, there are two foundlings who were named Amalia (#8 and 11).

https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12 ... 41/5G6j2kg

One of them might have been recognized later by her mother.

I've found the marriage of Amalia Bottino and Achille Amatuzzi in 1897 in Fagnano Castello:

https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12657/an_ua35984065/LNynzv7

Amalia was the daughter of Carolina Bottino and of an unknown father.

Though the record says that banns were posted on day Nov 28 and Dec 5 ...

I read:
Domenico Guidotti, son of Luigi, from (born in) the Parish of Santa Maria in Gabba.
The, it says that the banns were also posted in the Parish of San Lorenzo in Grecchia, where the groom lived.

Ippolito and Girolamo (Hyeronimus) are different names.
Can you post the records where you found that?

July 29th, 1721
Marriage of Vincenzo (?) Assena, son of Stefano and deceased Rosaria, to Anna Gariffo, daughter of Ippolito and Biagia, both unmarried and from this town.
The following marriage, on the same day, is between Vincenzo's sister, Antonia, and Anna's brother, Pietro

I agree with Angela.

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