Perrotta, Rauso matrimoni

[oilman19]

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Hi
I'm struggling with this matrimoni translation. Can someone please set me straight?
I have: on 6 Jul 1839, Cesare Perrotta, 30, born in S.M., living at Strada Sant Erasmo, born of Domenico and Antonia Cappabianca married Caterina Rauso(sp), 47(?), born in S.M. of Sirpione(sp) and ???? Maria Dattilo of Strada San Pietro.
Whew! That's the best I got.

Thank you

Jim

[maestra36]

to help you with some of the Italian handwriting

Cesare- di eta maggiore (of adult age)
Antonia C. -domiciliata col marito e figlio cucitrice (living with the husband and son, seamstress)

Caterina, some occupation, also "di eta maggiore"

[maestra36]

Caterina's father Scipione (remember we have seen that unusual first name before)

[maestra36]

Rauso is correct, as far as I can tell, as is the date you have

[maestra36]

You're doing really well with this. Jim.

[maestra36]

The bride was a widow of Pietro Sc????? I don't know yet.

[maestra36]

Looks like Pietro Scarnato, but I don't see that surname in SMCV, at least not currently.

[oilman19]

Was she really 47?

[maestra36]

the bride's mother deceased Anna Maria -not sure about her surname

[maestra36]

It looks like she was 47, Jim. I imported the document into my photo program and tried to clean up the background, but not much success in doing so. It looks like quaranta preceding sette

[oilman19]

While I have seen this differential in age, usually it is the female who is the youngest.

[maestra36]

I think you have the surname Dattilo correct for the bride's mother.

[maestra36]

I have actually seen widowed women marrying much younger single men in the records, so this doesn't surprise me.

[oilman19]

Peg,

You are a great help.

Thank you so very much.

Jim

[maestra36]

I was just quickly looking at the top of the second page. I haven't looked at the witnesses' names and info yet. Can you read all of this?