Help with Records from Old Churches of Palermo

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Help with Records from Old Churches of Palermo

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Hi everyone,
I need help to continue my genealogy quest in Palermo.

Thanks to LDS records I was able to go back in time with my research 'till 1750... but I do now need records from old Palermo churches to make further progresses.
The two churches I'm looking help for are:

- S. Giovanni dei Tartari
- S. Antonio Abate

What I need to understand is where to retrieve parish records for above churches. Based on what I found online, church of "S. Giovanni dei Tartari" does no longer exists while "S. Antonio Abate" seems still active. Can you help providing more up-to-date information about existence of records for above churches ?

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You would have to contact the parish directly to inquire about the records.
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S.Antonio Abate
via Roma, 203/a
90133 Palermo

Tf. e Fax 091589940

e-mail: santoantonioabate@arcidiocesi.palermo.it

Vicario: Turco P. Giuseppe
Parroco: Renna don Rosario Mario

Here's a sample letter to a parish priest in Italian:

http://www.angelfire.com/ok3/pearlsofwi ... tter4.html

***The parish of S. Nicolo` da Tolentino replaced the parish of S. Giovanni. You would have to inquire to see where the records are.

Via Maqueda 157
90133 Palermo
Telefono: 0916163013

Email: info.snicoladatolentino@oadnet.org

email address for the parish priest there:

SALVATORE GRIMALDI
Incarico: PARROCO
Email: salvogrim@libero.it
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What family are you researching and how far have you gotten back with records?
There is a San Giovanni dei Tartari parish anime 1713 starts on pg 14 in the pdf file
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https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=sa ... ri+palermo
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I don't see a pdf file in the link you posted

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Go to the link on the page

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I see it and am trying to find a way to attach the pdf file here

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http://www.storiamediterranea.it/portfo ... -nel-1713/

Part 3- at this link-starting with page 310, you will find S. Giovanni

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Hi Anyone need help . How do I go about getting a copy of an wedding cert in Casalattico.For a Giovanni Morelli and Mary Gracia Marcantonio, my grand parents married circa 1884. I would open so many doors to futher searches
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Erudita,
great information provided, that's exactly what I needed ! I will try to contact the priest of both parishes, I'll cross my fingers for their reply :)

Adelfio,
really thank you for pointing out to the 1713 anime report in Palermo, but unfortunately I already checked that out and found no information related to my family.
The last name I'm looking for is "Bargione" and the timeframe I'm interested into is 1725-1775 since certain of their presence in S. Giovanni dei Tartari during that time. I got birth certificated from that church dated 1772 but now try to reconstruct how they actually moved around the city in prior years.

Found out that the only way to go is church records, but LDS database for that years don't help that much. It would be great to know if, alternatively to priest, you expert can recommend people in-town that could help for SPECIFIC search activities... that would be fantastic.
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