Hello!
I think you are correct about the groom.
Vincenza Botta was the daughter of Calogero and Felice (or Felicia, according to the local use)

"obiit" would mean "he died"
"obx" stands for "obstetrix"

Registers for those towns might be at the Archivio di Stato di Caserta, as I see that they have the "processi matrimoniali"

https://ascaserta.cultura.gov.it/filead ... oniali.pdf

Groom: Antonino Salemi, widower of Salvatrice Salemi, daughter of deceased Filippo and of living Caterina Ciraolo
Bride: Dia Raffo (?), widow of Luigi Raffo

Hello!
"Patrinus fuit D. Dominico Rombes. Obx Joanna Miceli"
"Godfather was Don Domenico Rombes. Midwife was Giovanna Miceli."

Here

https://archiviodistatofrosinone.cultur ... -1-1-1-1-1

are the lists of the registers available at the Archives.
You can double-check to see if the ones you need are on Antenati.

Maybe the National Archives don't have the registers from those towns.
Have you checked the site of Archivio di Stato di Frosinone to see if they have them?

Maybe Laura?

It says that as the consequence of a judgement, the surname had to be Caglia Ferro, and not just Caglia.
If you read accurately, "Ferro" was added later in the text of the act.
the second annotation says he married Grazia Moncada from Siracusa in Siracusa on Dec 10, 1927 (?)
the last that he died in ...

No, it's just a declaration of his death. It doesn't specify the reasons.

Dec 11, 1840.
Antonio Tripodi, husband in a first marriage to the deceased Maria Giuseppa Candina, and in a second to Rosaria Petrolo. He was 50, born and residing in Mongiana, a "vaticale" (cart driver), son of deceased Annunziato, and of Margherita Lupino (?)

Geraci should be correct

Vita Di Chiara, I think

AngelaGrace56 wrote: 08 Sep 2026, 09:57

PippoM wrote: 08 Sep 2026, 08:40Which one?

Pippo, it is Record No 23 (Death of Domenico Morabito) on the right

Angela

I had not read the Subject at all!

Which one?