Rosario Patane
1828–1886
Of Giarre.
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Birth
1828About this record
A CHILD OF ALFIO PATANE AND MARIA SUDERI THIS ARCHIVE DID NOT KNOW. Born 23 August 1828 and declared the same day at sixteen o'clock by his father Alfio Patane, 30, contadino, living in the quarter of S. Giovanni; the mother is written «Maria Sudero». Baptised the same day by the parish priest of Giarre and S. Giovanni; the document is at folio 121. The witnesses are faint and not settled (a Salvadore Andriano?, 43 or 44, calzolaio, and a Mastro Salvadore whose surname is unread).Read on
He is named for his paternal grandfather Rosario Patane. Nothing is known of him after this act: he is not the Rosario Patane who appears at Piedimonte in 1860 as the son of a Giuseppe, and no death has been sought. HIS WHOLE LIFE AFTER THE BIRTH ACT ARRIVED IN ONE DOCUMENT, 14 Nov 2026 - and he was unknown to this archive until this morning. «è morto PATANÈ ROSARIO di anni sessanta, bracciante, residente in questo Comune, NATO IN GIARRE, da FU ALFIO, e da FU SUDERI MARIA, MARITO DI SCIACCA MARIA». So he left S. Giovanni with the family, lived to about fifty-eight, worked as a labourer at Piedimonte Etneo and married a MARIA SCIACCA. «Sessanta» is three years out from his birth of 23 August 1828. His brother Giovanni had died sixteen months before him, and Rosario was a declarant at that death. HIS MARRIAGE IS FOUND, 14 Nov 2026, and it fills the gap between the birth act found this morning and the death act found this afternoon. Piedimonte Etneo, Matrimoni 1858 atto 11: «ROSARIO PATANÈ di anni TRENTA, bracciale, domiciliato in Piedimonte, FIGLIO DI ALFIO, bracciale, domiciliato in Piedimonte, E DI MARIA SUDERO, domiciliata ivi», marrying MARIA SCIACCA, 24, born at Piedimonte. The promise was made 6 April 1858 and the church celebration followed on 8 May. THE SESSION RE-ZOOMED THE BRIDE'S NAME because the reader had it as ANTONIA Sciacca, which would have implied a second marriage: the act reads MARIA Sciacca, and his death act of 1886 calls him «marito di Sciacca Maria». ONE WIFE, not two. NEITHER PARENT CARRIES «fu» AND BOTH ARE DOMICILED AT PIEDIMONTE, so Alfio Patane and Maria Suderi were alive and living there in April 1858. Thirty in 1858 means born about 1828, which matches his birth act of 23 August 1828 exactly. The act cites «volume de' documenti al FOGLIO 11», which is the pointer into the Piedimonte marriage processetti of 1858 - a bundle this archive has never opened.
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 1828 atto 68 (an_ua19994285, image 71), with the annual tavola at image 110 («Patane Rosario, d'Alfio e di Maria Sudero»); read by a delegated reader and re-zoomed by the session; Piedimonte Etneo, Morti 1886 atto 75 (an_ua83459, image 38), found in the annual index by a delegated reader and opened and re-zoomed by the session; Piedimonte Etneo, Matrimoni 1858 atto 11 (an_ua72278, images 23-24), the solemne promessa of 6 April 1858, church celebration 8 May; found in the year's closing table by a delegated reader 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.
Others of the same name
These three towns repeat their names relentlessly — this archive holds four men called Rosario Mazza and four called Giuseppe Arena. These are different people, kept apart on purpose rather than merged into one. Why →
- Rosario Patane — 1766 , Giarre