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So I think this is the record of Vincenzo(?) Celli age 23 marriage to ?
I am having a super hard time understanding the format and handwriting. Would someone translate the names of groom and bride and parents name, birth dates if there. Thanks
Groom is Vincenzo Celli, 23. He is assisted by his widowed mother, Maria Abbruzzese, age 50. His father was deceased Gaetano Celli who died in 1799.
Bride is Teresa Frillo(?), age 24. Her parents are Marco Frillo(?), age 50, and Angiola Gatta, age 48.
Tessa78 wrote:Groom is Vincenzo Celli, 23. He is assisted by his widowed mother, Maria Abbruzzese, age 50. His father was deceased Gaetano Celli who died in 1799.
Bride is Teresa Frillo(?), age 24. Her parents are Marco Frillo(?), age 50, and Angiola Gatta, age 48.
T.
I'm reading Teresa Trillo and Marco Trillo. Trillo is a surname which appears in the town.
Tessa78 wrote:Groom is Vincenzo Celli, 23. He is assisted by his widowed mother, Maria Abbruzzese, age 50. His father was deceased Gaetano Celli who died in 1799.
Bride is Teresa Frillo(?), age 24. Her parents are Marco Frillo(?), age 50, and Angiola Gatta, age 48.
T.
I'm reading Teresa Trillo and Marco Trillo. Trillo is a surname which appears in the town.
Angela
Yes Torillo makes sense! i am seeing the names but wow its really hard to read!
Interesting that they use madre and papa in the older records.
Thanks all
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