Mattia Cardillo

[JamesM]

Mattia is the father listed on this marriage record.
After his name it seems to list an alias. Am I reading this correctly?
If it is it seems to read Piacentini then an unknown word, maybe gli anni and 50 years old
May I have help reading all this?

https://www.antenati.san.beniculturali. ... 19/LqZ2XP5

[darkerhorse]

Is this your family tree and were they Spanish taking compound surnames? Looks like Piacentino might be the spouses maiden name, passed on to their son Giuseppe.

Mattia Cardillo Marricco from tree Simone Deangelis 1777
Record information.
Birth 1750 Ausonia, Frosinone, Lazio, Italy
Record information.
Spouse Teresa Cardillo Piacentino (Born 1760)

[MarcuccioV]

Piacentini is the name. It is my great grandmother's maiden name, and occurs in both of my grandparent's trees, and we have distant connection to this region, so I'd be interested in any developments...

[erudita74]

Mattia is the father listed on this marriage record.
After his name it seems to list an alias. Am I reading this correctly?
If it is it seems to read Piacentini then an unknown word, maybe gli anni and 50 years old
May I have help reading all this?

https://www.antenati.san.beniculturali. ... 19/LqZ2XP5

Dated Oct 16,1813 at 4 P.M.

Groom: Giuseppe Cardillo, age 18 and 4 days, farmer, minor son of Mattia Cardillo, alias Piacentini, age 50 of the same profession and present to give his consent; Giuseppe was also the son of deceased Antonia Casale, dead in this town Oct 20, 1802

Bride: Elisabetta di Trinco, age 28, 9 mos, 15 days, peasant living in this town, adult daughter of deceased Domenicantonio, who died in this town on the 28th of July 1790. His death act was not exhibited. Also the daughter of Vittoria Grossi, age 57, peasant living in this town, strada la Spina, in the house of her deceased husband and equally present to the act and to give her consent

[JamesM]

Is this your family tree and were they Spanish taking compound surnames? Looks like Piacentino might be the spouses maiden name, passed on to their son Giuseppe.

Not my tree but it seems to be the same people.

Piacentini is the name. It is my great grandmother's maiden name, and occurs in both of my grandparent's trees, and we have distant connection to this region, so I'd be interested in any developments...

Piacentini is found in Esperia and San Giorgio a Liri in my research

Dated Oct 16,1813 at 4 P.M.

Groom: Giuseppe Cardillo, .......

Thank with the transcribing.

[erudita74]

Happy to help, James.
Erudita

[MarcuccioV]

Piacentini is the name. It is my great grandmother's maiden name, and occurs in both of my grandparent's trees, and we have distant connection to this region, so I'd be interested in any developments...

Piacentini is found in Esperia and San Giorgio a Liri in my research

Piacentini is well-represented in Lazio. My Piacentini's hail from Valmontone, but I can only go back by paper trail to 1871. I have a considerable number of DNA matches from around Frosinone and south Lazio...