That makes a lot of sense! Thank you for clarifying.

I am questioning the info for Orsola. I attached her and Michele's gravestone and her date of birth shows 1866.

Thank you very much for this additional info!

One more thing I did notice- My Great great grandparent's cemetery headstone shows the years of birth for Michele as 1856 (but no Month or day) and for Orsola as 1866 (again no month/day)
So the age matches Michele when married but not for Orsola. That would put Orsola as 15.

Thank you for the links. Would it be possible to translate the 3 documents?

Sorry about that! I thought I had replied! I look forward to reviewing the information you have found on Orsola and Michele

This is extremely helpful. Thank you so much for the information!!!!

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