Tammurrino, D'Angelo Allegato register

[oilman19]

I FOUND HIM!!!
Here is the birth act for Antonio Tammurrino. I had the film. From what I read, he apparently did not disappoint. I see the annotations for his 2 marriages and it looks like the same parents as my g grandmother. Only good news in this post. I am elated.
Please translate and confirm.

Thank you,

Jim
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[maestra36]

Jim
Great work. This is a quick translation, as I am on my way out:

The birth record is dated on July 5, 1852. Antonio born to Nicola Tamm. of Antonio, age 28, a farmer, living on Strada ?, and wife Teresa di Nardi of Agostino, age 22, a farmer. The male infant was born on the day above at 12 noon in his own house and was named Antonio.

I'll do more with this later, if no one else beats me to it. I am really happy for you.

[maestra36]

first marriage date Nov 2, 1878.

[Lucap]

The birth record is dated on July 5, 1852. Antonio born to Nicola Tamm. of Antonio, age 28, a farmer, living on Strada Sant'Erasmo, and wife Teresa di Nardo of Agostino, age 22, a farmer. The male infant was born on the day above at 12 noon in his own house and was named Antonio.

L.

[oilman19]

Hi Lucap,

While I await the translation of the annotations, do you have an opinion on the name Tammurrino (on this birth act) and Tamburrino (on g grandmother's marriage document).
I have other Tamburrino's in my family tree (not from S.M.C.V.) on my wife's side.
I note on Antonio's children's birth acts, it is spelled Tamburrino.

Jim

[Tessa78]

Hi Jim,
Don't you just love those EUREKA! moments?
So happy for you...

As to the notations:
On page 1, bottom..."married in San Tammarco, 12 December 1910 with Rosa D'Angelo" (then dated and signed by official)

On page 2, right column..."On 2 November 1878, in the town hall of SMCV, married Antonio Tammurrino with Marianna Valentino" (then dated and signed)

T.

[Lucap]

... do you have an opinion on the name Tammurrino (on this birth act) and Tamburrino (on g grandmother's marriage document).

I don't have ideas about this specific case, but it's not improbable a simply mistake of the registrar.
N.B. The name of the place regarding the second marriage of Antonio is San Tammaro and not Tammarco. Tammurrino could be an altered form of the name of the town that, in previous periods, could have given origin at a family surname, indicating a provenance of the progenitor. Then the spelling of the surname could have changed towards a more spread surname's form (present in almost all Italy) that is, precisely, Tamburrino.
L.

[oilman19]

Thank you Lucap for that opinion.
Thank you all for weathering the storm with me. Tessa, it was definitely a "EUREKA" moment. Even if my theory had been incorrect, getting an answer is a great experience. It is like my ancestors are talking to me again. I am relieved.
I have 1 question. Do any of these documents in this thread indicate the age of Marianna Valentino. It would be helpful to know this info.
Again, thank you with all of my heart.

Jim

[oilman19]

Also, does the Allegati Register or the Pubblicazioni indicate the actual date of the matrimoni?

Jim

[Tessa78]

Are you trying to cross-reference these dates with the notations on the birth record?

The Allegati indicates the dates of publication, as does the pubblicazioni..
The final publication was 8 December 1910. The marriage would have taken place right after that.
The notation from Antonio's birth record is 12 December 1910 which is a good bet.

T.

[oilman19]

I'm sorry. I missed that. Getting late.
Any age for Marianna?
Thank you T.

Jim

[Tessa78]

No age for Marianna that I can see.

T.

[Tessa78]

If you're looking at the date in the notation for marriage to Marianna...that is the date it was noted - looks like 7 January 1879

T.

[oilman19]

Thank you all. This find has connected me (thru daughter Teresa) to Frank Perrotta, the person who I believed is the same one indicated on my grandfather's manifest whom he was going to see in New Haven, CT.
I'll have to find the thread from last fall when Laura found so much info on this Perrotta family in U.S. At the time, we could not figure out his connection to our family. He was noted as my grandfather Fioravante Ianniello's "brother-in-law".
The doors have opened to more in-country relatives. I think I am going to very busy. Life is good,

Jim