Groom's surname

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Groom's surname

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Can someone help me figure out the groom's surname? :?
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The groom is Pietro Fernandes.
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I don't know why I couldn't see Fernandes.
I see it now.

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I'm seeing "Tarnone" which is found in present day SMCV. :-)

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Hi Tessa - The surname is continued on the next line. You can see the surname written in its entirety in the last handwritten paragraph.
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OOPS! I'll take another look :)

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Hi John,

Yes, I definitely see "Fernandes" in the last paragraph... :oops:
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