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I need help translating this marriage picture record #52. I think I have Pasquale Amato married Maria Giuseppe Papa in May. I not sure if I am correct. I'm also seeing Maria Rosa. I can use some help with age, parent’s name occupation etc.
Thanks
Gary
Marriage Act dated 10 May 1890 at 11:20 Am at the town hall...
Groom: Pasquale Amato, 25, peasant farmer, of Maddaloni; son of Giuseppe, peasant farmer residing in Maddaloni, and of Maria Rosa Guariero residing with her husband.
Bride: Maria Giuseppa Papa, 25, peasant farmer, of Maddaloni; daughter of deceased Domenico and of [living]Gaetana di Nuzzo.
They got married in Maddaloni.
The side note states that on June 3 1890 a notification (#227) of the marriage was sent to the King Attorney in Santa Maria Capua Vetere.
liviomoreno wrote:They got married in Maddaloni.
The side note states that on June 3 1890 a notification (#227) of the marriage was sent to the King Attorney in Santa Maria Capua Vetere.
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