Please help me translate the 1743 marriage of Antonino and Laura Lo Iacono

[Edward Keeports]

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1 ... cc=2046915

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September 4, 1743

Monreale, Palermo, Sicily

Groom: Antonino Lo Iacono, of Monreale, son of deceased Antonino and deceased Dominica??? (I couldn't find a marriage between Antonino and Dominica, which makes me wonder if I'm misreading it)
Bride: Laura Lo Coco, of Monreale, daughter of deceased Antonino and living Giuseppa

[erudita74]

Ed
Yes, you have Antonino's parents correct-mother's name would be spelled Domenica.
Erudita

[erudita74]

Ed
What about the following record for Antonino and Domenica-bottom left

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1 ... cc=2046915

He was the son of Francesco and Margherita Lo Iacono.
Domenica was the daughter of Geronimo and Maria Messina.

Date of marriage 1/18/1712 folio 136/record 10

[Edward Keeports]

Thank you Erudita,

I think I found the marriage of Francesco and Margherita

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https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1 ... cc=2046915

November 15, 1671 - Monreale

Groom: Francesco Lo Iacono of Monreale, son of living Michele and living Elisabetta
Bride: Margherita Pirrino of Monreale, daughter of deceased Filippo and (can't tell if living or deceased) Margherita

[erudita74]

Ed
Do you see the word "del" before the abbreviation for deceased before Filippo's name? It is singular. Only he was deceased. Margherita wasn't.

The marriage took place in the church of S. Francesco in this city of Monreale.

Witnesses: Vincenzo of (delli) deceased Geronimo and deceased Margherita Vaglica of Monreale, and Filippo of deceased Antonino and living Brigida Capizzi of Monreale.

Erudita

[Edward Keeports]

Thank you Erudita!

Ed

[erudita74]

You're very welcome, Ed.
Erudita