Angela, thank you! I wonder if that street still exists in Latronico.

Looking for help in interpreting the street address in Latronico for Atto 128 on this page.

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... d=M9H4-VVQ

Thank you so much! Strange, but I didn't see it on the Melfi tutti-le-vie page.

Can someone help me identify the street name in Atto 433 for Rocchi Carlo?

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... 42-1178-37

Could you advise on this street name as well? From 1865,

Farassino, thank you so much for your prompt and detailed response. Would love to know where you found the mention as a historic street.

Looking for help in finding what I believe is Strada Battilana in Melfi. I have a relative who was born at #51 there. Attached is a snippet of the street name.
Any help in finding it greatly appreciated.

Tessa78, never thought to do that. Thanks for the suggestion. At least I have somewhere to look.

Working on my GGF Francesco Rocchi, I've come across ten of his children, but I am missing some records for them. Any advice or help on the following would be most appreciated. (Numbers in parrens eg (#4) refer to the # on the Family Group sheet attached.

1. Giulio Rocchi (#4) I can't find the Atti ...

Thanks so much!

Wondering if someone can help me figure out the names of these five children. They are listed in the 05 Apr 1930 marriage record for Giovanni Libanelli (Mastropaolo) and Maria Dell'Apre.

Erudita,
I too will be out of town, for about 10 days, so won't be able to see your notes for a while. But in the meantime, thanks again for all of your assistance!

BTW, I will be traveling to Italy this fall. If the matrimoni allegati exist, but just haven't been scanned, perhaps I'll get a chance ...

This is so wonderful, thank you so much for all your help. As you can tell, I'm new at this!
In the marriage record for Francesco and Angiolina, you mention "(from the list of documents presented for the marriage, we learn that one of those documents was a medical certificate)". Could you be so kind ...

Thank you, Emilio!

Amazing! Thank you, thank you, thank you!