Sep 13, 1767
Groom: Giuseppe Mancuso, never married, son of Girolamo Mancuso and Anna Lo Presti, born in Prizzi, and living in this town (Corleone) since childhood
Bride: Leoluchina Papania, never married, daughter of Vincenzo Papania and Anna De Luca, from this town.
Witnesses: Teodoro Chiauchi and ...

Oct 12th (1782)
Rosa, an about 2yo child, daughter of Ignazio and Giuseppa Stabile, passed away and was buried in the Parish Church

It just says that
Fedele was the son of Vincenzo and Rosa Stabile, and
Antonina was the daughter of deceased Antonino Mistretta, and Antonina Quartana (?)
Dates of posting are Aug 19, Sep 2 and 9

According to the marriage record she was 21, and born in Salerno.
So, she was born in 1858 or 1859.
The registers on Antenati don't have an index, but 1859 was indexed, and she doesn't seem to be there.
You'll have to go through all the pages of 1858, or wait until it is indexed.

Photographical technology was behind in Italy, when compared to the USA. I think these pictures are of the late 60ies/start of 70ies.

lindamauer wrote: 26 Jun 2025, 00:28
do you agree it is October 4 1782?

yes

I try...
"Gerlandus Antinoro (?) alias (?) Gala ann.55 circiter in domo propria refectus xxx xxx Ecclesiae et in C(omunione) S(anctae) M(atris) E(cclesiae) cuius cadaver in Parrochiali Ecclesiae xxx est"

Might it be a reference to the fact that they were found in the R(u)ota=Wheel?

herrylauu wrote: 17 Jun 2025, 08:31 This typically refers to a "service record" or "enrollment sheet," often used in military contexts to document a soldier's service history, including details like enlistment, assignments, and discharge. Sprunked

Good to know, I must remember that!

Ospedale di Bolzano (?) 16 1947
Carissima mamma, ti mando questa cartolina
guardatela bene e conoscetela bene
ciao mamma
ci vediamo presto

Bolzano Hospital (I can't see the month of the date)
Dear Mum, I'm sending you this postcard
look at it (or her) well, and get to know it (or her) well - maybe ...

You can try Giovanni Maria Ammassari.
He is based in Apulia, though not exactly in that area, so maybe he can help.
I don't know about his fees, but he is very accurate.
I know him (not personally) for his cooperation to the Italian genealogy site www.tuttogenealogia.it
Here are his contacts:

http ...

I've found two manifests with MIGHT fit.
Please, check if you read any familiar name

Antonio Petite in 1898, born about 1892, from Torella (dei Lombardi)

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9TH-N9C7-1?view=index&cc=1368704&lang=it&groupId=

Michele Petito in 1897, born about 1893 ...

I'm not expert of 1700's processetti, but in 1800 I've very often found the declaration that the spouse did "not know where and when his/her grandfather passed away". I think that was because :
- it was not easy to get a certificate from another town
- it was probably an expense
- they really DID ...

You're welcome!

If this is him

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... Z8?lang=it

he lived in Cicagna, Genova, but was born in Pittsburg, PA (see following page)