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- [S37] Palermo, Sicily, Italy. Misilmeri., Birth Certificates. 64. Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, birth certificate no. 183 (1864), Antonina Cannova; 1,632,529 (Reliability: 3).
#183 Birth of Antonina Cannova July 4, 1864
1864, the 5th of July at the hour of 13 before Don Vincenzo Rumbolo, Mayor and official of the vital records office of Misilmeri, Palermo, Palermo, appeared Paolo Cannova, 36, farmer, of Misilmeri, who presents a baby girl who he declares was born to Elisabetta Grana, his wife, age 22, and himself, on the 4th of July at the hour of 2 in their home. They named the child Antonina. She was baptized on the 5th of July in the church of Misilmeri. Witnesses are Giuseppe Di Fede, 60 and Giusto Ramondo, 50, both farmers.
- [S47] Palermo, Sicily, Italy. Misilmeri., Marriage Certificates. FHL microfilm, 64. Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, marriage certificate no. 43 (1863), Incannova-Grana; FHL microfilm 1,632,534 (Reliability: 3).
#43 Marriage of Paolo Incannova and Aloisia Grana August 16, 1863
1863, the 13th of August at the hour of 1 in the night, before Vincenzo Rumbolo, official of the vital records office of Misilmeri, Palermo, Palermo, appeared Paolo Incannova, single, 34, born in Misilmeri, farmer, of Misilmeri, son of the late Antonino and the late Antonina Schimmenti; and Aloisia Grana, single, 21, born in Misilmeri, Palermo, Palermo, resident of Misilmeri, daughter of Nicolo, farmer, of Giustina Sirrentino. Nicolo Grana and Giustina Sirrentino, parents of the bride, are present and give their consent. Banns are posted on July 12, in Misilmeri. Documents provided are the birth records of the bride and groom, death of the mother of the groom, and the banns. The groom does not provide the death of his father or grandfather because he does not know the place of death or where they lived. Witnesses are Paolo Affronti, 25, farmer, Andrea Bruno, 29, bricklayer, all of Misilmeri.
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