Would someone please translate record #336 for an Antonion Sparacio.
Thanks so much.
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Translation of a marriage record, Sparacio/Listi
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Re: Translation of a marriage record, Sparacio/Listi
Sept 16, 1787
Groom: Giovanni Antonio Sparacio, single, legitimate and natural son of dec Vincenzo (Sparacio) and living Anna Mondello, who were spouses at one time.
Bride: Bernarda Listi, single, leg. and nat. daughter of deceased Martino (Listi) and living Anna Mancuso, who were a married couple in the town when the husband was alive
Banns on Sept 4?, 6, and 8th resulted in no impediments to the marriage
Witnesses: Clerico Don Pietro Marsala and Francesco Scarpinati
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Groom: Giovanni Antonio Sparacio, single, legitimate and natural son of dec Vincenzo (Sparacio) and living Anna Mondello, who were spouses at one time.
Bride: Bernarda Listi, single, leg. and nat. daughter of deceased Martino (Listi) and living Anna Mancuso, who were a married couple in the town when the husband was alive
Banns on Sept 4?, 6, and 8th resulted in no impediments to the marriage
Witnesses: Clerico Don Pietro Marsala and Francesco Scarpinati
Erudita
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Re: Translation of a marriage record, Sparacio/Listi
Thanks so much, Erudita. Does the record say they were from Corleone?
Re: Translation of a marriage record, Sparacio/Listi
Yes, they were. After the Latin abbreviation for the word "spouses," there is L.C. You will see this abbreviation after both sets of names in the record. This abbreviation stands for the Latin words Loco Citato, which means "in the place cited." In other words, of this town, or of Corleone.italian059 wrote:Thanks so much, Erudita. Does the record say they were from Corleone?
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Re: Translation of a marriage record, Sparacio/Listi
Thanks, Erudita. I will be on the look out for that in the future. I really appreciate all your help.
Re: Translation of a marriage record, Sparacio/Listi
You're very welcome.
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