Hello,
I need help with the below links. These are the Riveli for Simone DiVono where his father is Giovanni.
First two links are from Marineo for Simone but why are there two different riveli? First link shows him with his family but what does the second link describe?
What's more interesting, the third link is also for the same person but for the town of Bolognetta which is very close to Marineo. What does this link describe and why is his family not listed. I did check all the 1747 Bolognetta Riveli and it is the only one.
Very confusing.
Chris
Marineo - 1747
https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12 ... 39/wOzeEMG
https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12 ... 55/Q8pEQbe
Bolognetta - 1747
https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12 ... 14/KMbpgPr
1747 Riveli
Re: 1747 Riveli
The first link is about Simone Di Vono, son of the deceased Giovanni, from Marieneo and his family in Marineo, and about some of his properties.
Simone Di Vono was 45 years old, his wife Francesca 40 years old, they had two sons, Giuseppe, 12 years old, and Salvatore, 2 years old, and a daughter, Giuseppa, 7 years old.
The properties were a farmhouse were he lived in San Michele quarter, bordering with Melchiorre Gangara and Giuseppe Spataro and other landowners.
He had 11 (?) of credit sale by Michelangelo Spataro.
He had also a land in the feud of Surbia and Gurgazzo with a vineyard of 2,000 vine trees bordering with Antonino Muciaccio and Mariano Pumara and other landowners.
He had also another land bordering with Giacomo Navarra, Onofrio Lo Cascio and other landowners.
Simone Di Vono was 45 years old, his wife Francesca 40 years old, they had two sons, Giuseppe, 12 years old, and Salvatore, 2 years old, and a daughter, Giuseppa, 7 years old.
The properties were a farmhouse were he lived in San Michele quarter, bordering with Melchiorre Gangara and Giuseppe Spataro and other landowners.
He had 11 (?) of credit sale by Michelangelo Spataro.
He had also a land in the feud of Surbia and Gurgazzo with a vineyard of 2,000 vine trees bordering with Antonino Muciaccio and Mariano Pumara and other landowners.
He had also another land bordering with Giacomo Navarra, Onofrio Lo Cascio and other landowners.
Re: 1747 Riveli
The second link is all about Simone Di Vono's possessions in Marineo.
A farmhouse in the San Michele quarter.
A vineyard in the Suvanita, 31 (?) with 1,000 vine trees, a rowan tree, a chestnut tree, two “boniglio(?)”
Another vineyard in the Gianpetra 3 (?-same of above) with 800 vine trees, a walnut tree and a fig tree.
Another vineyard in the Gorgaro with 600 vine trees, four cherry trees and a fig tree.
Another vineyard in the Portella delli Cornidi with 2,000 vine trees.
Another vineyard in the feud of Gasara in the territory of Ogliastro with 800 vine trees, 3 olive trees and 20 pear trees.
The farmhouse is reported twice.
A farmhouse in the San Michele quarter.
A vineyard in the Suvanita, 31 (?) with 1,000 vine trees, a rowan tree, a chestnut tree, two “boniglio(?)”
Another vineyard in the Gianpetra 3 (?-same of above) with 800 vine trees, a walnut tree and a fig tree.
Another vineyard in the Gorgaro with 600 vine trees, four cherry trees and a fig tree.
Another vineyard in the Portella delli Cornidi with 2,000 vine trees.
Another vineyard in the feud of Gasara in the territory of Ogliastro with 800 vine trees, 3 olive trees and 20 pear trees.
The farmhouse is reported twice.
Re: 1747 Riveli
The third record is about the same person, Simone di Vono son of Giovanni, born and living in Marineo.
It is about his possessions in Ogliastro, now Bolognetta.
He owned a land in the feud of Gasaga (it was the same land I wrote in the message before as Gasara) of 7 iumoli (the land measure-it was the same on the messages before I marked with the question mark), 5 as farmland, and 2 with 1,000 vine trees, 3 olive trees for olive oil, with a half profit (?) to Ogliastro, 6 pear trees and a peach tree.
It is about his possessions in Ogliastro, now Bolognetta.
He owned a land in the feud of Gasaga (it was the same land I wrote in the message before as Gasara) of 7 iumoli (the land measure-it was the same on the messages before I marked with the question mark), 5 as farmland, and 2 with 1,000 vine trees, 3 olive trees for olive oil, with a half profit (?) to Ogliastro, 6 pear trees and a peach tree.
Re: 1747 Riveli
Thank you, very interesting. Nine to see that he had properities in two different towns. So the riveli in Bolognetta is only for land, meaning he did not have one house in Bolognetta and another in Marineo?
Chris
Chris
Re: 1747 Riveli
Yes, Simone Di Vono lived in Marineo, he had only land in Bolognetta.