Consiglia Maddalena born in Argentina / Scapilatti lines

[Barbarossa]

What would the comparable Spanish language name be to Consiglia ?

Looking to find details of a Consiglia Maddalena supposedly born in Argentina, who married a (Domenico) Antonio Scapilatti from Castropignano. They went on to have several children in Castro [Albino, Planino, Marianna (Borrelli), Bettina, Adelberto, Antonio, Orindo, Nicola, Carmela, Alizia, Rachela (Ciolfi), and Ernesto] .

Trying to determine what Maddalena family line ties this woman, Consiglia, back to Castropignano ancestors.

Cheers all...
thanks

[Tessa78]

Can you provide any approximate years of birth, marriage?

T.

[Barbarossa]

Funny, I woke up thinking I forgot that detail....

I believe she would have been born somewhere between 1905- 15 (a bit wide, sorry) --- I don't have all the years of birth of her children but, the earliest I know of (Albino) born 1934, still living - at least 8 of the siblings are deceased, one of them (Planino) would have been born circa 1925 as his wife was born 1926 and passed 2008).

[Tessa78]

So if the oldest possible child was born about 1925... there is a good chance that Consiglia was born no later than about 1912... And marriage would have been about 1923-1925? in Castropignano?

Unfortunately, the records available to view online only extend through 1910... and are only viewable at your local Family History Center or local affiliated library.

https://www.familysearch.org/search/cat ... %20Library

T.

[Barbarossa]

Yes, it's also possible Consiglia was born before 1912.

Mostly, I wondered what version her first name could likely have taken in birth record from Argentina.

Here's a shot in the dark - there was born in Oct 1900 a "Carmen Buen Consejo" Maddalena to a Jose and "Bettina"

Given the name of one child, Bettina (not a very common Italian name ? correct me if wrong) there may be a possible chance that couple of Jose and Bettina are parents to Consiglia by virtue of the naming.

Aside from trying to contact living relations - who wouldn't know me at all, I thought I'd at least take a step to explore a bit to start - see if anyone comes to mutual relations with this line of descendants.

Cheers and thanks for the input !!!

[Barbarossa]

I'm also no given to (now) believe that Consiglia was married to Domenico Antonio Scapilatti/o, who was born Oct 11 1896 in Castro [son of Nicola Maria and Maria Rachele di Chioccio] . Among his siblings were Alberina, Alizia - and his paternal grandmother was also Alberina.

Again, Consiglia and Dom Antonio had children named - Nicola, Rachele, Alizia, Albino....

There seems to be enough similarities to support that this is probable - without an actual confirmation of marriage as yet.

[Mcmadde]

My ggf had two brothers who migrated to Buenos Aires circa 1900. Supposedly they have descendants there. The brothers are from the Maddalena branch from Piedimonte d'Alife.

[Barbarossa]

Yes, there's a lot of Maddalena out there.
Though I'm inclined and more certain to conclude this Maddalena family was from the Campobasso province, more specifically connected to existing family lines from Castropignano.

I have not made any progress on this couple but, was able to eliminate the connection of Domenico Scapilatti to a line he didn't descend from ~ same name wrong lineage case.

Who was your ggf?

[Mcmadde]

My ggf was Marcellino Maddalena born in 1860 in Piedimonte d'Alife. Yes, the Maddalena surname is popular.

[alived]

You can try Concilia

[leyra86]

My ggf had two brothers who migrated to Buenos Aires circa 1900. Supposedly they have descendants there. The brothers are from the Maddalena branch from Piedimonte d'Alife.

I live in Piedimonte.