maybe i need to change the whole thing and look for Concetta Ciccolatto ,
it seens that, Felice Di Peio married her, but besides the marriage certificate... no info is available, any idea where to look?
Birth record, I hope someone can help me, not sure where to start
Re: Birth record, I hope someone can help me, not sure where to start
Hi yonomas84
Concetta Ciccolallo was my great-grandfather's sister.
My great-grandfather Raffaele Ciccolallo was born in Miglianico on Feb,4th 1856 to Giovanni Ciccolallo and Maddalena Fabucci. The family then moved to Tollo where the couple had more children, including Concetta and her twin sister Filomena - both born June, 6th 1867. In the certificate there is an annotation of marriage with Felice Di Peio in 1888 ( annotation was made under Filomena's entry (by mistake I guess) - link to birth certificate below:
http://dl.antenati.san.beniculturali.it ... ewsIndex=0
I haven't found any records of death for Concetta yet, but I will keep looking into it and see if I can find anything.
Do you know what year your ggfather moved to Argentina?
I've tried to look him up on CEMLA, (https://cemla.com) but I haven't found anyone with the surname DI PEIO/DI PEO/ DIPEO /DI FEO.
Have you been able to locate the 2nd marriage between Felice/Felipe and Maria Ferreira???
Considering that she was "del país" = native of the country, it is reasonable to assume that the couple must have met/married in Argentina. If you know exactly where the marriage took place, the relevant registry should keep the records of any previous marriage(s) of the spouses - e.g death certificate of a previous wife/husband - you could ask them.
If you want to look at the connections into more detail, take a look at my family tree.
https://www.myheritage.es/site-family-t ... 272/medici
If you have any questions regarding the Ciccolallo family, feel free to ask
Davide
Concetta Ciccolallo was my great-grandfather's sister.
My great-grandfather Raffaele Ciccolallo was born in Miglianico on Feb,4th 1856 to Giovanni Ciccolallo and Maddalena Fabucci. The family then moved to Tollo where the couple had more children, including Concetta and her twin sister Filomena - both born June, 6th 1867. In the certificate there is an annotation of marriage with Felice Di Peio in 1888 ( annotation was made under Filomena's entry (by mistake I guess) - link to birth certificate below:
http://dl.antenati.san.beniculturali.it ... ewsIndex=0
I haven't found any records of death for Concetta yet, but I will keep looking into it and see if I can find anything.
Do you know what year your ggfather moved to Argentina?
I've tried to look him up on CEMLA, (https://cemla.com) but I haven't found anyone with the surname DI PEIO/DI PEO/ DIPEO /DI FEO.
Have you been able to locate the 2nd marriage between Felice/Felipe and Maria Ferreira???
Considering that she was "del país" = native of the country, it is reasonable to assume that the couple must have met/married in Argentina. If you know exactly where the marriage took place, the relevant registry should keep the records of any previous marriage(s) of the spouses - e.g death certificate of a previous wife/husband - you could ask them.
If you want to look at the connections into more detail, take a look at my family tree.
https://www.myheritage.es/site-family-t ... 272/medici
If you have any questions regarding the Ciccolallo family, feel free to ask
Davide
Re: Birth record, I hope someone can help me, not sure where to start
Also, I forgot to say that if you really need to know more you can ask the comune of Casanditella (where Felice and Concetta got married) o for a "CERTIFICATO STORICO DI RESIDENZA/FAMIGLIA", ( Historical certificate of residence/family). This will tell you when the family established their residence in the comune, when and where they migrated (abroad or to a different town in Italy) and what was the exact composition of their family at the time of residence. There is a standard fee, different for each comune, plus they charge about 2.5euros for each family member they find in their records. Sometimes, officials are a bit reluctant to produce this certificate because it requires a lot of research and effort looking through very old documents. Still, by Italian law they are required to issue the certificate if you have a "legitimate" interest, which is definitely your case.
Re: Birth record, I hope someone can help me, not sure where to start
Yes, he was married to Maria Ferrira. We couldn't find a certificate for her, but we did find a death certificate for Felice Di Peio. He died in Argentina in 1926 and had a son named Pedro. However, we're not sure if Felice registered Pedro at the embassy.
