Catalano surname move from Italy to Bisacquino, Sicily

[delliott7756]

Please interpret, Catalano 1645, top, right side of page 487

[adelfio]

1645 June 24th in the town of Bisacquino marriage of Accurisio Catalano son of deceased Antonino Catalano and Julia Catalano(no maiden name given) to marry Margherita Scorsone daughter of Antonino Scorsone and Angela Scorsone (no maiden name given)

1643 Sept 6th (7-bris is September) in the town of Bisacquino marriage of Giuseppe Catalano son of Francesco Catalano and Girolama Catalano to marry Angela Tortorici daughter of deceased Giuseppe Tortorici and Castrenza ?? Tortorici

Marty

[liviomoreno]

1641 June 24th in the town of Bisacquino marriage of Accursio Catalano son of deceased Antonino Catalano and Julia Catalano(no maiden name given) to marry Margherita Scorsone daughter of Antonino Scorsone and Angela Scorsone (no maiden name given)

1643 Sept 6th (7-bris is September) in the town of Bisacquino marriage of Giuseppe Catalano son of Francesco Catalano and Girolama Catalano to marry Angela Tortorici daughter of deceased Giuseppe Tortorici and Castrenza ?? Tortorici

Marty

[delliott7756]

Thank you for interpreting, I very much appreciate it.

[brogie62]

You are assuming that, in that historical description of the Catalano surname, Italy is considered separate from Sicily. They could have come directly to Sicily from Catalonia in Spain. This is especially likely as Spain ruled Sicily for centuries.

[gaspaol]

Also between the end of the 13th century and the 15th century Siciliy was part of the Aragonese kingdom which comprised Catalonia as well.