Help with record

[JamesM]

I believe this record is for Luigi Vallone born 1836 but I can't make out the date or location.
Parents are Andrea Vallone and Maria Francesca Migliorelli

http://dl.antenati.san.beniculturali.it ... ewsIndex=0

[joetucciarone]

Hi James - It seems these processetti are in chronological order. Before your document (#63), there's one dated July 10, 1862, and before that there are three in a row dated June 14, 1862. The record following yours is dated August 14, 1862. Your document seems to have been dated the 3rd day of an illegible month in 1862. If the records are chronological, the illegible month would have to be August. That's a big "if" and maybe someone else can do better than me.

Also, you probably saw that the following is written on first page of this set of records:

Provincia: di Terra di Lavoro
Circondario: di Roccaguglielmo
Distretto: di Gaeta
Comune: di Monticelli

The Comune written on the last few pages of this set also seems to be "Monticelli" but I can't find it on a map. Maybe it was absorbed into another Comune, or maybe its name was changed? For example, I think that much of what was once the Province of Terra di Lavoro now comprises the Province of Caserta.

[darkerhorse]

September 5, 1836?

[darkerhorse]

quinta septembre?

[erudita74]

Latin - die quinta septembris- day five September

[joetucciarone]

This page from the November 18, 1861 Gazzetta dell’ Umbria mentions a fight with brigands in the mountains of Lenola and Roccaguglielmo (Roccaguglielmo is red-highlighted):

https://www.internetculturale.it/jmms/i ... fulltext=1

This closeup of an 1862-1876 map shows the area around the comune of Lenola (in the lower-left part of the map) and Monticelli di S. Onofrio (in the upper-right part of the map):

https://maps.arcanum.com/en/map/europe- ... Hr4fqtJbhk

This area is about 25 miles northwest of Gaeta, the district mentioned on the first page of this set of 1862 marriage records. If this "Monticelli di S. Onofrio" is the same as "Monticelli" in your record, then it’s possible Roccaguglielmo was in that vicinity.

[JamesM]

Thanks for the help

The record comes from Monticelli, which was a comune until it merged with San Pietro in Curolis and Roccaguglielma in 1868, to form Esperia.
I was looking at the link I posted and was thinking it may have come from Pontecorvo, as Italian replace Latin on all documents in Monticelli in 1810. Or I should say it was a transcribe birth record from Pontecorvo

[joetucciarone]

Hi James - after you mentioned Pontecorvo and Esperia, I went back to the map and found Monticelli and Roccaguglielma. Here, you can see Monticelli in the top-left part of the map, and Roccaguglielma is 3.7 kilometers southeast of it, at the bottom-center:

https://maps.arcanum.com/en/map/europe- ... Hr4fqtJbhk

Esperia is just to the right of Roccaguglielma. San Pietro in Curolis is just above (north) of Esperia, and Pontecorvo is off the top edge of the map, about 5 kilometers (3 miles) north-northeast of Monticelli.

Here are Monticelli, Roccaguglielma and Esperia on a current Google map:

https://www.google.com/maps/place/03045 ... 13.6836347

The center of this region is about 28 kilometers (about 18 miles) north of Gaeta.