Marriage Record Translation, 1838 Acri

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Marriage Record Translation, 1838 Acri

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What is the name of Michele Pucciano's mother? Also, what are the names of Giuseppa Sisca's parents?

Thanks for your help with these names.

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Very blurry
Michele Pucciano's mother Domenica C????
Giuseppa Sisca's parents Nunzio Sisca and deceased Rosa Massaro??

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I have added the second page of this marriage record. The names look much clearer than the first page.

Appreciate any help with the names and the translation of this page.

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This page contains a list of the documents presented for the marriage:
1 - Birth act of the groom
2 - Birth act of the bride
3 - Death act of Francesco ?????, father of the groom
4 - Death act of Domenica ???zia, mother of the groom
5 - Death act of Stephano Domenico, grandfather of the groom
6 - Death act of Rosa Massaro mother of the bride
7 - Notification that there are no oppositions to the marriage
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Francesco's surname is Pucciano.
Stefano Pucciano (not Domenico)-grandfather of the groom
Domenica's surname-possibility- Carinzia ???

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Erudita & Livio,

Thanks for your help! I will now try to find the marriage documents, the processetti, for Giuseppa Sisca and Michele Pucciano. When I find the processetti, I will post the death record for Domenica Carinzia.

Thanks for taking your time to help me with the translation of this marriage record.

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Erudita & Livio,

One more question, at the bottom of this marriage record, what is the name under Giuseppa Sisca? Is it Saverio Sisca?
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JOHN08 wrote:Erudita & Livio,

One more question, at the bottom of this marriage record, what is the name under Giuseppa Sisca? Is it Saverio Sisca?

Yes, John, it is Saverio Sisca. The father's first name was Saverio and not Nunzio.

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Erudita,

That is what I thought.

By the way, I researched the surnames in Acri, Cosenza, and I found the only surname that starts with "C" and ends with "zia" and has eight letters: Cerenzia. You did great job with your initial translation of "Carinzia."

For my research of the surname, I noted that the surname contains "zia," and I found the surname "Cerenzia." from a list of surnames containing "zia."

The URL for this website: http://italia.indettaglio.it/eng/cognomi/cognomi.htm

Your input helped solve the correct spelling of Domenica's surname.

Thank you.

John
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JOHN08 wrote:Erudita,

That is what I thought.

By the way, I researched the surnames in Acri, Cosenza, and I found the only surname that starts with "C" and ends with "zia" and has eight letters: Cerenzia. You did great job with your initial translation of "Carinzia."

For my research of the surname, I noted that the surname contains "zia," and I found the surname "Cerenzia." from a list of surnames containing "zia."

The URL for this website: http://italia.indettaglio.it/eng/cognomi/cognomi.htm

Your input helped solve the correct spelling of Domenica's surname.

Thank you.

John

Hi John
Happy you found the correct spelling of the surname.
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