DeMarinis/Porrazzo/Addonizio; also Lamantia/LoBocchiaro

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Re: DeMarinis/Porrazzo/Addonizio; also Lamantia/LoBocchiaro

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I need some names, date deciphered on these marriage document images of Angelo Lamantia and Girolama Bonetti, dated 1851. Included are the Atto della Solenne Promessa and two shots of the table, one is a close-up. The Table number to look for is #39 near the middle.

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Can you make out the parents' names, etc.

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Re: DeMarinis/Porrazzo/Addonizio; also Lamantia/LoBocchiaro

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Oops! I just found out that the first image I sent of the "marriage document" was not such, but rather the promise of the marriage to be, presumably in a few weeks following. :oops: Anyway, I do need the names deciphered. And also, were the two fathers "maestros" meaning teachers?

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Re: DeMarinis/Porrazzo/Addonizio; also Lamantia/LoBocchiaro

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I've been trying to find anyone alive related to my Dad, Carmine Diorio. You are his cousin... I grew up knowing your Mom as Aunt Genevieve (Dad's Aunt).

There is a wealth of info on my thread found here:

http://www.italiangenealogy.com/forum/topic8231.html

Let's continue our quest for family history!

Ciao.
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Re: DeMarinis/Porrazzo/Addonizio; also Lamantia/LoBocchiaro

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I just found out that my grandfather, Enrico DeMarinis, was born in Candida, Avellino, Italy, on January 20, 1857. I can't find out more information on his parents, Almerindo DeMarinis and Teresa (Iantosca or Fantosca). any help here?
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