Angela Patane
1830–1889
Of Giarre.
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Birth
1830About this record
A CHILD OF ALFIO PATANE AND MARIA SUDERI THIS ARCHIVE DID NOT KNOW, and the only one that no index would ever have given up: 1830 is the single year of the San Giovanni birth run with no annual table, and she was found by reading all 117 acts. A girl, presented at fifteen o'clock by her father Alfio Patane, 29, bracciale, of the quarter; the mother is written «Maria Sudero», 28; the baptism column names her «Angela Patane» and dates the baptism the same day.Read on
Witnesses read at medium zoom only and not settled: a Giuseppe Patane?, 30?, and Mastro Angelo Cavallaro, 24, both marinaio. Nothing is known of her after this act; no death has been sought. She is the fourth child of the couple found at San Giovanni, after Giovanni (1822), Venera (1825) and Rosario (1828). HER DEATH IS FOUND, 14 Nov 2026, AND THE AGE FITS EXACTLY. «è morta PATANÈ ANGELA di anni CINQUANTOTTO, industriosa, residente in questo Comune, NATA IN GIARRE, da FU ALFIO, e da FU SCUDERI MARIA, MOGLIE DI TROVATO ANGELO». Fifty-eight in February 1889 means born in 1830 - and her birth act, found this morning in a year that has no index and had to be walked act by act, is 27 April 1830. The two agree to the year, which is rare in these registers and is the strongest corroboration this archive has for any of today's finds. She married ANGELO TROVATO and lived at Piedimonte Etneo. NOTE THE MOTHER'S SURNAME: this act writes SCUDERI where her brothers' acts of 1885 and 1886 write SUDERI. Same woman, same husband, three children; the clerk's hand differs. Scuderi is also a real and separate surname in these same registers, so it has gone into the Atlas catalogue as a case-by-case form, to be judged act by act and never assumed.
Where this comes from
This person is not in the family's file. They exist here because an act names them, and this archive has read it. The reading is San Giovanni, Nati 1830 atto 42 (an_ua19994287, image 45); the year has NO annual tavola, so the register's 117 acts were walked one by one by a delegated reader and the act re-zoomed by the session; Piedimonte Etneo, Morti 1889 atto 14 (an_ua83462, image 7, left-hand lower act), found in the annual index by a delegated reader and opened and re-zoomed by the session. Nothing on this page comes from Michael's export, which never held them — so there is no tree account here to agree or disagree with, and the pieces the export arrived in do not include them. How many there are →
All 2 of the relationships named above have been proved by a record this archive has read, rather than taken from the family tree.
No record has been read for this person. What is known of them is what the tree asserts, and it is unverified.