Antonia Verrillo, record #5
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No 5: Giuseppe Marino and Antonia Verrillo
19 May 1928
Giuseppe Marino, single, 21, stovigliaio (earthenware dealer), born and living Corbara, son of Giovanni and Agata Capuano, both living in Corbara.
Antonia Verrillo, single, 31, housewife, born and living Cascano, daughter of the late Antonio (lived in Cascano when alive) and Maddalena Montano, living in Cascano.
Angela
19 May 1928
Giuseppe Marino, single, 21, stovigliaio (earthenware dealer), born and living Corbara, son of Giovanni and Agata Capuano, both living in Corbara.
Antonia Verrillo, single, 31, housewife, born and living Cascano, daughter of the late Antonio (lived in Cascano when alive) and Maddalena Montano, living in Cascano.
Angela
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Banns of marriage were posted in the town on 22 and 29 April of 1928
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Parents of the groom gave their consent as explained in the banns.
All participants signed with the official, except the bride.
T.
Banns of marriage were posted in the town on 22 and 29 April of 1928
Parents of the groom gave their consent as explained in the banns.
All participants signed with the official, except the bride.
T.
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Thanks Tessa!
I have a question, as it seems I have seen a few of these records listed with the occupation as "earthenware Dealer".
Do you have any idea what that would have been? I have tried a search, but did not come up with anything. But, seems to be a trend of a career in the family from Corbara.
Thanks again
I have a question, as it seems I have seen a few of these records listed with the occupation as "earthenware Dealer".
Do you have any idea what that would have been? I have tried a search, but did not come up with anything. But, seems to be a trend of a career in the family from Corbara.
Thanks again
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Here are links to "modern day" Pottery dealers. This will show you some of the beautiful earthenware pottery that Italy is famous for and a bit of its history 
http://www.firenzegifts.com/about_italian_ceramics.html
http://www.italianpottery.com/
http://www.thatsarte.com/0/history-and-tradition
Beautiful Italian earthenware was even a subject of Paul Cezanne's paintings in the late 1800's.
http://www.paul-cezanne.org/Italian-Earthenware.html
Hope this helps.
T.
http://www.firenzegifts.com/about_italian_ceramics.html
http://www.italianpottery.com/
http://www.thatsarte.com/0/history-and-tradition
Beautiful Italian earthenware was even a subject of Paul Cezanne's paintings in the late 1800's.
http://www.paul-cezanne.org/Italian-Earthenware.html
Hope this helps.
T.
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Beautiful!
I sell antiques online--and have sold quite a few pieces of Majolica--little did I know that one of those pieces might have been made by one of my relatives!
Thanks for the information and translations.
I sell antiques online--and have sold quite a few pieces of Majolica--little did I know that one of those pieces might have been made by one of my relatives!
Thanks for the information and translations.