Venerando Mazza
b. 1861
Of Piedimonte Etneo.
What the record says
The story
Where they came from
Father's line
- The earliest we can documentInnocenzio MazzaMascali Documented
one generation on
- Ignazio Mazza1748 – 1828
Mother's line
Grandparents
Parents
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Birth
1861What they left behind
About this record
RECORDED HERE BECAUSE THE REGISTERS PLACE HIM, NOT BECAUSE THE TREE LACKS A GAP. Married (1) CONCETTA FARO at Linguaglossa on 24 July 1886 (she died 6 May 1887) and (2) DOMENICA FICHERA at Linguaglossa on 5 September 1887. Children: Salvatore (b. 23 April 1887, d. 26 June 1887); Salvatore (b. 16 November 1888, d. 17 November 1893, written Marza); and an Alfio Marza (about 1891-93, d. September 1893 at Linguaglossa) who is listed 'di Venerando' in an annual index only -- not made a person here. He is ROSARIO MAZZA'S NEPHEW, not a brother or a son, on the INFERRED, NOT PROVED: his father Salvatore is Rosario's brother. His life after 1893 is not yet followed.
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 register gives their trade as contadino. The reading is Piedimonte Etneo, Nati 1861 atto 201; Linguaglossa Matrimoni 1886 atto 45 and 1887 atto 38; Piedimonte Nati 1887 atto 108 and 1888 atto 264; Morti 1887 atto 65 and 1893 atto 144. 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 5 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.
About these relationships
Two children here carry one name — Salvatore Mazza. In these towns that is usually not an error: a child who died was very often replaced by a later child given the same name. It is also exactly how a records-matcher invents one person out of two, which is why they are kept apart here and the reader is told.