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Calogero Puma Pagliarello son of deceased Diego Puma Pagliarello and Vincenza Alaimo husband of Rosa Greco daughter of deceased Francesco Greco and Giovanna Greco
Marty, I think "husband of" should be changed to married because this is supposed to be a marriage record. My real concern were the last three words - "e di Giovanna". Most of the other marriage records I have follow the husband's name with "e" for "and", not "e di" which I think would be "and of". The Geneologist who sent it to me is not good with English but said that e and e di have different meanings, but he could not explain it with Google Translate.
The record doesn't indicate what Giovanna's surname was. Perhaps she was a foundling and had no surname. (Or her given name is missing and her surname is Di Giovanna, a common one for Agrigento.) The marriage date was 7 Jan 1776.
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