Help with handwriting on a Foglio di Familglia

[Giappone]

I received a "certificazione di stato di famiglia" the other day from Comune di Atina in Frosinone.
I've figured out the bulk of what it says but there are a few names I can read for the life of me.

This is what I can read, with "?"'s in locations where I can't deciper the letters.

COGNOME NOME PATERNITA COGNOME E NOME Realazione PROFESSIONE LUOGO
DELLA MADRE di parentela…

Di Vito Domenico Antonio di ?????? di De ????? ???? Cf (capo famiglia?) Contandino Atina
Iafrate Af????ta di ????ella or illo di S????elli ????? Moglie (?) Sora


Any help with this would be eternally appreciated.
If you can help out and, for some reason, you need something translated from Japanese into English (and then into Italian by someone else) please let me know as I do it professionally.

The image looks too big to fit on screen but if you open it in a new tab or window in your browser you can see the whole thing.

Grazie!

[Italysearcher]

I am amazed! Atina is not great at responding to requests and those books are HUGE. Photocopying them is the fastest way to destroy them.
The name is Di Vito Domenicoantonio and Iafrate Assunta.
I couldn't get the thing to open in a new window.

[johnnyonthespot]

This might work better:



Click once to enlarge; click again for maximum magnification.

[Tessa78]

Across each line...

DiVito Domenicantonio of Mario(?) and of Palma DePasquale, male, head of family, peasant farmer, born in Atina, 19 May 1890

Iafrate Assunta of Francesco and of Pasqua Lavarelli(?), female, wife, no occ., born in Sora, 17 August 1891

Thanks for the upload, Carmine

T.

[Giappone]

Italysearcher, johnnyonthespot, Tessa78 - thank you so much for your quick and amazing help! I'm enternally grateful. Italysearcher, I notice that you live in Sora just like my great grandmother. What kind of town is it??

Tessa78, for the name of "Assunta" is it because of the double-s that the first letter after "A" descends like that? I though it was an "f".

I couldn't find anything on the name "Lavarelli". Could it by chance by Savarelli or Savanelli? The first letter kind of looks like the "S" in "Sora".

Thanks again. You've have helped me learn something very important about my family on my mother's side.

By the way, the office in Comune di Atina responded very quickly. I did write in broken Italian but maybe they appreciated that. I faxed what they required and within 2 weeks they mailed a copy of the registry. I thought it would take months to be honest and can imagine the weightlifting exercise those books must be.

[JohnArmellino]

I see the following:

DiVito Domenicantonio of Marco and Palma DePasquale
Iafrate Assunta of Francesco and Pasqua Lucarelli

[Giappone]

John - thanks to you, too, for your help on this! I can see "Lucarelli" now that I look. I guess it's a common Italian name.

Lucky I found this forum - I was going to write their office and ask what it said.

[Tessa78]

Hi all

Yes, I would agree with "Marco" and "Lucarelli" -

The handwritten "s" in Italian script can be tricky and often looks like an "f"... maybe this site can help you -
http://script.byu.edu/italian1/en/welcome.aspx

T.

[Italysearcher]

Lucarelli is definitely a Sora name. Sora is a town of about 30,000 pop. today nestled in a valley and surrounded by mountains. You might enjoy my bok, which does give soe history but is also the story of my life over 10 years of living with my Italian family. Things here change slowly, it is like living in the past some days!

[Giappone]

Tessa78 - thanks, I want to learn to read the handwriting better myself. What I learned in this thread will help a lot.

Italysearcher (Ann), thanks for the snapshot impression of Sora. Your book sounds interesting. Hope to visit both Atina and Sora in the future.