Hi second part
I was looking if someone could help me translate the following documents for me please. They are chruch records in latin from the 1800s. Many thanks in advance for anyone who can help.
Latin documents translation help (second part)
Re: Latin documents translation help (second part)
top record-Marriage of Bruno Lentini and Maria Niglia-Dated Feb 27, 1838
The groom Bruno Lentini was the son of Pasquale (Lentini) and (Donna) Maria Cupito. The bride Maria Niglia was the daughter of Nicolai Niglia and deceased (possibly an abbreviation for Caterina) Pellicari. Witnesses were Giulio Comerci and Francesco Scarmato.
next record-death of Bruno Lentini. He died on Oct 24, 1852 and was the husband of Domenica Schimio.
Bottom record-the marriage of Francesco Lentini and Maria Concetta Mumoli-Dated March 4, 1862-
The groom, Francesco Lentini, was the son of deceased Bruno Lentini and Domenica Schimio. The bride, Maria Concetta Mumoli was the daughter of Giacobbe Mumoli and Caterina Pupa(?). Witnesses were Constantino Luzza and Domenico Lanzetta.
Erudita
The groom Bruno Lentini was the son of Pasquale (Lentini) and (Donna) Maria Cupito. The bride Maria Niglia was the daughter of Nicolai Niglia and deceased (possibly an abbreviation for Caterina) Pellicari. Witnesses were Giulio Comerci and Francesco Scarmato.
next record-death of Bruno Lentini. He died on Oct 24, 1852 and was the husband of Domenica Schimio.
Bottom record-the marriage of Francesco Lentini and Maria Concetta Mumoli-Dated March 4, 1862-
The groom, Francesco Lentini, was the son of deceased Bruno Lentini and Domenica Schimio. The bride, Maria Concetta Mumoli was the daughter of Giacobbe Mumoli and Caterina Pupa(?). Witnesses were Constantino Luzza and Domenico Lanzetta.
Erudita
Re: Latin documents translation help (second part)
many thanks for all your help on the translations. Appreciated.
Re: Latin documents translation help (second part)
You're very welcome. They were a bit of a challenge for me, so I hope I have most of the info, if not all of it, correct.
Erudita
Erudita

