Giovanni maria cicio e clara giacone

[lindamauer]

archdiocese agrigento
image 136, f. 136, record no. 21

february 27 1656 sambuca

what are the parents names and are there any prior marriages
i am seeing extra names and the father's name is unusual Diamforma??

Thanks
Linda

[mmogno]

27 February 1656
Giovanni Maria Ciccio, son of Pietro Ciccio and Nunzia Brancaccio, a married couple from this town, to Clara Giacone, daughter of ???? Giacone and Francesca(?) Catalano, a married couple from this same town

Marriage of Pietro Ciccio to Innocenza Brancaccio on 1 March 1620 in Sambuca, Image 13, f. 12 verso.

[lindamauer]

@mmogno
grazie mille

[carubia]

The parents of Chiara Giacone [Chiara is Italian for Clara] are Cosimo Giacone and Francesca Catalano. They married in Sambuca in 1630. Their marriage record is the last record on f. 75 verso.

[lindamauer]

yeah i can add to my tree
will look to see on your tree
if i got their parents and date correctly

Best
Linda

[lindamauer]

i see a notation of "Calogero" in the upper lefthand corner
i do not see this type of notation in other surrounding records
i see in index a Calogero Giacone listed for F 73
i looked at that record for june 1629 but see no connection do you?
i looked for other records abbreviatied like M co-- it may be Marco

any guesses?

[carubia]

I discussed M.co on the fb genealogy group before. I was thinking Marco but then Julie Fatta pointed out that it might be short for Minico, which is a nickname for Domenico common in early-17th-c. records in Sambuca. It would be nice to find a marriage record in Sambuca for one of these M.co people.

I saw the Calogero (if that is what it is - it is not certain). I was thinking that it might be related to the previous record.

[lindamauer]

i looked for the Mco and i did find it in surrounding records but sadly they did not help in a concrete conclusion
Domenico is a good option but i find they use more letters Dmco
i wish they had an index of abbreviations lol
maybe i will google latin abbreviations.

[lindamauer]

i looked for the Mco and i did find it in surrounding records but sadly they did not help in a concrete conclusion
Domenico is a good option but i find they use more letters Dmco
i wish they had an index of abbreviations lol
maybe i will google latin abbreviations.