Marriage document help

[veggiemuffin]

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/T ... ,352692502

I'm not asking for a translation of this long, handwritten document because it is very long. I've been using my Italian dictionary to get a little of it.

But can someone give me the gist of it and any names that I may have missed in all the writing? I really don't know what it is, the front page of the section says it is Registro di Matrimonia. I was expecting a form of some kind, but this is a lot of text, which can be very useful of course.

Pasquale Bellina and Giuseppa Rumora (or Rumore, not sure how it's spelled) are my great great grandparents.

Thanks so much.

[Tessa78]

Here is what I see

Record #63
Dated 22 November 1871 at 10 AM at the town office in Prizzi…before the official…personally appeared
Pasquale Bellina, peasant farmer, single, age 28, residing in Prizzi, son of Maestro Salvatore, a carpenter, and of Vincenza Lo Bue, manufacturer/trader, residing in Prizzi
AND
Giuseppa Rumore, age 20 years and 9 months, single manufacturer/trader residing in Prizzi; daughter of Maestro Gaetano , a carpenter, amnd of Oliva Sporano(sp?), manufacturer/trader, residing in Prizzi;
They request to make the celebration of marriage…
The Banns of this marriage were officially posted at the town office in Prizzi, on day 1 of October last, and day 8 of said October, both on Sunday…
There was no opposition to the marriage, so they were married.
Witnesses to the record… Signor Gaspare Bagarella, son of Giuseppe, age 29, peasant farmer; and Girolamo Alongi of Maestro Francesco, threader, residents of Prizzi

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[veggiemuffin]

Thank you so much! And now I know their parents names. What was meant by maestro? Was it like we would say Mister?

[Tessa78]

Thank you so much! And now I know their parents names. What was meant by maestro? Was it like we would say Mister?

Maestro is often defined as "master" - someone who is very skilled at his work
In this case, a Master Carpenter

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