Hi
I have a tree that goes back to the mid 1600s from Toro, Campobasso. It is written in Italian and this is what it says:
famiglia Tuccio ora
Tucci Presente a Toro Nella Seconda metà del 1600 Proveniente da Mirabello per matrimoni con:
this is what I think it says:
Tuccio family now
Tucci Present in Toro In the second half of 1600 Coming from Mirabello for weddings with:
it then goes on to list all the male line with their spouses weddings and children.
I am curious to a reference to Mirabello, is this a town they may have come from and settled in Toro? Or is it some word that goes along with a marriage record?
thank you
Cathy
did I translate correctly?
Re: did I translate correctly?
Mirabello (now Mirabello Sannitico) is the town they came fromrenlady wrote: 02 Sep 2018, 18:50 Hi
I have a tree that goes back to the mid 1600s from Toro, Campobasso. It is written in Italian and this is what it says:
famiglia Tuccio ora
Tucci Presente a Toro Nella Seconda metà del 1600 Proveniente da Mirabello per matrimoni con:
this is what I think it says:
Tuccio family now
Tucci Present in Toro In the second half of 1600 Coming from Mirabello for weddings with:
it then goes on to list all the male line with their spouses weddings and children.
I am curious to a reference to Mirabello, is this a town they may have come from and settled in Toro? Or is it some word that goes along with a marriage record?
thank you
Cathy
If you type Tucci in field Surname of this link
http://italia.indettaglio.it/eng/cognom ... olise.html
you can see
Tucci 27.00 Toro Campobasso
Tucci 13.75 Mirabello Sannitico Campobasso
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Re: did I translate correctly?
thank you so much
cathy
cathy

