Marriage Record Translation

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gentilejoy@yahoo.com
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Marriage Record Translation

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On this marriage record, it reads something about Brasil. Can someone please translate regarding what is being mentioned about Brasil?
Groom is Vincenzo Citriniti and Bride is Gregoria Fava.

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... 3789&i=549
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I’m understanding that the groom had been a resident in Sao Paulo, Brazil for a year previous to this marriage publication, and during that time, and up to the date of this marriage publication, had not contracted either a religious or civil marriage with anyone which would prove to be an impediment to this upcoming marriage.
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Thank you for the translation.
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The link you posted was for the marriage banns.
This is the actual marriage on 20 oct 1906.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... d=M93J-SNC

You might have noticed this but I mention it all the same.
Vincenzo was a widower, previously married with Rosa Fava and at the time of the second marriage he was residing in Pentone again.
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For reference this is Vincenzo’s first marriage with Rosa Fava on 15 jan 1995.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... 1501&i=822

And the banns in December 1994.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... d=M93J-SX1

Rosa’s parents were Antonio (deceased) and Maria Tarantino.

Although Rosa and Gregoria carried the same surname they were certainly not sisters but they still could have been related.
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