One more - please tell me the difference

uantiti

nuccia wrote:

Oh that is romantic. My parents had the same situation. Dad was already in Canada when he decided to marry my mother so his brother went to her hometown and stood proxy for him. She then came to Canada and married my father in a church ceremony.

On Dec 11 my parents will be celebrating they're 50th Wedding Anniversary, God willing.

The difference is that your parents were far away one from the other. In the above case the two towns are about 60 miles and the man could not find a few hours hours to go and get married. think

Elizabeth, as you can see the laptop is safe and the pack is well-fed and no longer dangerous. lol

Ada

BillieDeKid · V.I.P. Joined: Oct 26, 2007 Posts: 1221 Location: Illinois

nuccia wrote:

Oh that is romantic. My parents had the same situation. Dad was already in Canada when he decided to marry my mother so his brother went to her hometown and stood proxy for him. She then came to Canada and married my father in a church ceremony.

On Dec 11 my parents will be celebrating they're 50th Wedding Anniversary, God willing.

Thanks for posting the information Nuccia. And it's so nice to see your parents coming up on their 50th....Mark and I had our 25th in September!

kiss

nuccia

Congrat Billie! Lou and I had our 19th. Yes Ada..does sound strange doesn't it....

BillieDeKid · V.I.P. Joined: Oct 26, 2007 Posts: 1221 Location: Illinois

Thank you Ada now everything is making sense. I really appreciate all of your help Smile

uantiti

You are welcome!!!!
Congratulations to everybody on their anniversary!!! party

Is there a party?

Ada

BillieDeKid · V.I.P. Joined: Oct 26, 2007 Posts: 1221 Location: Illinois

I'm always ready for a party Ada....LOL!!

nuccia

I'm in!

One question though--do we have to bring the husbands? Rolling Eyes

uantiti

Well they are part of the affair, aren't they? Actually, mine is always so busy, he would not find enough time....... Mr. Green

A.

Luca

uantiti wrote:

The 6th one is in Latin. ... I guess it's the priest writing the groom birth act and stating he is single.

Si tratta della dichiarazione di "stato libero" di Bruno (o meglio Brunone!) Vinci figlio di Giuseppe ed Angela Giancotti rilasciata dal Vicario di Serra(?) nella quale si dice che dal momento della sua nascita, avvenuta il 17 novembre del 1775, fino a quel giorno egli è sempre risieduto nella sua città e mai ha contratto matrimoni o altri impedimenti che possano ostacolare la presente cerimonia. Queste affermazioni sono fatte anche sulla base delle dichiarazioni dei due testimoni (sessantenni Wink

) Antonio Manino e Lorenzo Donadei, come risulta anche dalle pubblicazioni effettuate nei riti solenni della messa festiva del 29 ottobre 1809, ventitreesima domenica dopo la pentecoste.

L.

Luca

www.postimage.org/imag...v=Ts18W8m0
Questo, invece, è semplicemente l'estratto dell'atto di battesimo di Maria Stella Rosi, figlia di Giovanni e Rosa Grassi (o Grossi), nata il 15 aprile 1788.

L.

nuccia

What a beautiful document! Thanks for the explanation Luca.

Ada, my husband is always busy too...but that's ok. As long as they're healthy and happy that's all that important, right?

BillieDeKid · V.I.P. Joined: Oct 26, 2007 Posts: 1221 Location: Illinois

Thank you for the help Luca. Bruno has nothing stopping him from the marriage and the second is the estratto of the bride.

Smile

uantiti

Luca wrote:

uantiti wrote:

The 6th one is in Latin. ... I guess it's the priest writing the groom birth act and stating he is single.

Si tratta della dichiarazione di "stato libero" di Bruno (o meglio Brunone!) Vinci figlio di Giuseppe ed Angela Giancotti rilasciata dal Vicario di Serra(?) nella quale si dice che dal momento della sua nascita, avvenuta il 17 novembre del 1775, fino a quel giorno egli è sempre risieduto nella sua città e mai ha contratto matrimoni o altri impedimenti che possano ostacolare la presente cerimonia. Queste affermazioni sono fatte anche sulla base delle dichiarazioni dei due testimoni (sessantenni Wink

) Antonio Manino e Lorenzo Donadei, come risulta anche dalle pubblicazioni effettuate nei riti solenni della messa festiva del 29 ottobre 1809, ventitreesima domenica dopo la pentecoste.

L.

Luca,
I've been waiting all day for you to show up and help with the Latin ones but you were busy somewhere else, eh? hide

So at the end I had to rack my brain and try to remember some Latin. I understood most of what was written but didn't dare a translation. For sure you would have laughed till your sides ached if I had written nonsense. I knew you were going to pop up and give your qualified translation at the end think

Ciao "beeela gioia".

Nuccia,
yes, as long as they are healthy and happy that's all that's important. And as I care so much, I do suggest him to forget parties,stay home and relax peep

. (Amn't I a real viper?)

Just kidding, as usual.

Ciao to all of you, have a good day.

A.

Luca

uantiti wrote:

Luca,
I've been waiting all day for you ...
Ciao "beeela gioia".

Oh, bella lì, stavo in giro a vetrinare e poi stavo pure intasato di brutto... però mi sfarfalli il teschio quando ti leggo perché sei trooooppo sapiens per me!!!

(e adesso chi glielo traduce a Nuccia e a Billie???) Shocked

Scherzi a parte (visto che in quel modo no ci parlavo nemmeno 30 anni fa!), non mi sembra tu abbia bisogno di assistenza.
Ciao

L.

uantiti

Luca wrote:

uantiti wrote:

Luca,
I've been waiting all day for you ...
Ciao "beeela gioia".

Oh, bella lì, stavo in giro a vetrinare e poi stavo pure intasato di brutto... però mi sfarfalli il teschio quando ti leggo perché sei trooooppo sapiens per me!!!
Shocked

(e adesso chi glielo traduce a Nuccia e a Billie???)

Scherzi a parte (visto che in quel modo no ci parlavo nemmeno 30 anni fa!), non mi sembra tu abbia bisogno di assistenza.
Ciao

L.

Was the sun very strong yesterday in your town?....... Mr. Green

You are the one supposed to translate what you wrote lol

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A.