This document, found in church marriage records in Borgetto refers to a marriage on 29 Jul 1810 of Sancto Congialosi and Vincentia Lucchese, But I'm uncertain of it's purpose. I suspect it may be an annulment, but want to get an opinion than my suspicions. Thanks
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1 ... C351129701
document interpretation
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Re: document interpretation
Santo Congialosi and Vita (not Vincenza) Lucchesi.
I was not able to decipher everything but my understanding is that they married on July 29 1810 (see https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... cc=2046915) but the marriage was annulled because they were related (4th degree?). After that they obtained a clearance and they married again on 1817 Oct 15
I was not able to decipher everything but my understanding is that they married on July 29 1810 (see https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... cc=2046915) but the marriage was annulled because they were related (4th degree?). After that they obtained a clearance and they married again on 1817 Oct 15
Re: document interpretation
Yes, I agree with Livio. It does appear that they received a dispensation to marry again in 1817, and that the dispensation was granted due to the fact that they were blood relatives in the 4th degree.
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