Alfonso Diglio & Anna Maria Crisci
Alfonso Diglio
Recorded in the household of Alfonso Diglio & Anna Maria Crisci.
Alfonso Diglio2 Apr 1827
This chart is empty, and that is a statement rather than an omission. Their kin are named — in the name of the household this archive files them under — but those people hold no record of their own here, so there is no page to draw a line to. This is a gap this archive could close, not an absence of evidence.
What the registers say
- marriage — 2 Apr 1827 , Arienzo “«11. DIGLIO ALFONZO | Arienzo | DIGLIO CESARE, e M[anna] SARA | A 2 Aprile 1827», his bride ANNA MARIA CRISCI, daughter of Salvatore Crisci and Maddalena [?]. HIS PARENTS NAMED FOR THE FIRST TIME — and CESARE DIGLIO, 50, of strada Camellara was a WITNESS at his daughter Clementina's birth in May 1825, which is a grandfather standing for his granddaughter. A SECOND MARRIAGE, eleven months after Maria Falco died. THE IDENTIFICATION RESTS ON THE FATHER'S NAME AND THE STREET, not on the forename alone”ANTENATI an_ua14126 (Arienzo, Matrimonj indice 1827) img 1 atto 11 — READ FROM THE IMAGE
Where this comes from
No relationship is recorded for this person.
Household: Alfonso Diglio & Anna Maria Crisci
The household as the registers built it
Alfonso Diglio
Wife
Maria Falco 30 May 1825 – 25 Apr 1826
Children in the house
Alessandra Diglio b. 27 Apr 1819
Clementina Diglio b. 30 May 1825
Salvatore Diglio b. 3 Sep 1822
Salvatore Diglio (the first) b. 15 May 1817
Others of the same name
This parish repeats its names relentlessly — there are three Maria Falco and four Pasquale. These are different people, kept apart on purpose rather than merged into one.
- Alfonso Diglio — Alfonso Diglio & Maria Falco