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- [S272] FamilySearch, "Registri dello stato civile di Ragusa (Ragusa), 1820-1899." Database and images, (Name: FamilySearch . FamilySearch.org.;), (FamilySearch.org : accessed 25 Jan 2019); #214 Birth of Giovanna Biagia Occhipinti February 11, 1884; https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSQ2-V92G. (Reliability: 3).
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#214 Birth of Giovanna Biagia Occhipinti February 11, 1884
1884, the 11th of February at the hour of 10am in the town hall before Giovanni Carlino, official of the vital records office of Ragusa appeared Francesco Occhipinti, 30, pickman, of this town who declares that at th ehor of 5:15am today in the home at Via Canciato, #22 to Giovanna Guardiano, his wife, age 30, was born a baby girl who was presented and given the name Giovanna Biagia. Witnesses are Biagio Luparelli, 72, shoemaker and Giovanni Iacono, 61, blacksmith. Margin notations indicate marriage on October 20, 1907 to Lorenzo Roccuzzo of MOnteroso Almo, and death in Ragusa on April 18, 1942, Record #132, Part 1.
- [S115] Ragusa, Sicily, Italy. Ragusa., Marriage Certificates. FHL microfilm, 102. Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, marriage certificate no. 121 (1876), Occhipinti-Guardino; FHL microfilm 1,546,692.
#121 Marriage of Francesco di Paola Occhipinti and Giovanna Guardino July 9, 1876
1876, the 9«sup»th«/sup» of July at the hour of 10:04am in the town hall of Ragusa, District of Modica, Province of Siracusa, before Marchese Giuseppe Schinina, Mayor and official of the vital records office appeared Francesco di Paola Occhipinti, single, 23, occupation (piconiere?), born in Ragusa, resident of Ragusa on Via Alberto, son of Giuseppe, (same occupation), of Ragusa, and Giovanna di Stefano, of Ragusa; and also appeared Giovanna Guardino, single, 24, seamstress, born in Ragusa, resident of same, on Via Canciuto, daughter of Giovanni, of Ragusa and Concetta Giglio, of Ragusa and they have asked to be united in marriage. To this effect I have been presented the documents described below; the marriage banns were posted, and all documents inserted into the register of the attachments of this register, and with no opposition to the celebration of their marriage, I read to them the civil code and asked the groom if he takes for his wife Giovanna Guardino; and I asked the bride if she takes for her husband Francesco di Paola Occhipinti, and having received their positive response, and before the witnesses listed below, I have pronounced them united in marriage. Witnesses to this testimony are Biaggio Luparelli, 64, shoemaker and Francesco Moru, 63, shoemaker. Marriage banns were posted on 25«sup»th«/sup» of June and the 2«sup»nd«/sup» of July.
- [S115] Ragusa, Sicily, Italy. Ragusa., Marriage Certificates. FHL microfilm, 102. Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, marriage certificate no. 121 (1876), Occhipinti-Guardino; FHL microfilm 1,546,692 (Reliability: 3).
#121 Marriage of Francesco di Paola Occhipinti and Giovanna Guardino July 9, 1876
1876, the 9th of July at the hour of 10:04am in the town hall of Ragusa, District of Modica, Province of Siracusa, before Marchese Giuseppe Schinina, Mayor and official of the vital records office appeared Francesco di Paola Occhipinti, single, 23, occupation (piconiere?), born in Ragusa, resident of Ragusa on Via Alberto, son of Giuseppe, (same occupation), of Ragusa, and Giovanna di Stefano, of Ragusa; and also appeared Giovanna Guardino, single, 24, seamstress, born in Ragusa, resident of same, on Via Canciuto, daughter of Giovanni, of Ragusa and Concetta Giglio, of Ragusa and they have asked to be united in marriage. To this effect I have been presented the documents described below; the marriage banns were posted, and all documents inserted into the register of the attachments of this register, and with no opposition to the celebration of their marriage, I read to them the civil code and asked the groom if he takes for his wife Giovanna Guardino; and I asked the bride if she takes for her husband Francesco di Paola Occhipinti, and having received their positive response, and before the witnesses listed below, I have pronounced them united in marriage. Witnesses to this testimony are Biaggio Luparelli, 64, shoemaker and Francesco Moru, 63, shoemaker. Marriage banns were posted on 25th of June and the 2nd of July.
- [S272] FamilySearch, "Registri dello stato civile di Ragusa (Ragusa), 1820-1899." Database and images, (Name: FamilySearch . FamilySearch.org.;), (FamilySearch.org : accessed 25 Jan 2019); #141 Marriage of Lorenzo Roccuzzo and Giovanna Biagia Occhipinti October 20, 1907; https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-994M-NHC1. (Reliability: 3).
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#141 Marriage of Lorenzo Roccuzzo and Giovanna Biagia Occhipinti October 20, 1907
1907, the 20th of October at the hour of 10:40 in the town hall before Giorgio Migliorisi, official of the vital records office appeared Lorenzo Roccuzzo, single, 26, shoemaker, born in Monterosso Almo, resident of same, son of Giuseppe, a shoemaker and resident of Monterosso Almo and Rosa Accomando, of MOnterosso Almo; and also appeared Giovanna Biagia Occhipinti, single, 23, housewife, born in Ragusa, resident of same, daughter of Francesco, a pickman, of Ragusa and Giovanna Guardiano, of Ragusa, and they have asked to be united in marriage. To this effect I have been presented the documents described below; the marriage banns were posted, and all documents inserted into the register of the attachments of this register, and with no opposition to the celebration of their marriage, I read to them the civil code and asked the groom if he takes for his wife Giovanna Biagia Occhipinti; and I asked the bride if she takes for her husband Lorenzo Roccuzzo, and having received their positive response, and before the witnesses listed below, I have pronounced them united in marriage. Witnesses to this testimony are Francesco Blundo, 48 and Giuseppe Blundo, 29. Marriage banns were posted in both towns on the 29th of September and the 6th of October and there was no opposition. Note signatures.
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