I am transcribing all the pubblicazioni records from my grandfather's town of Montalto Uffugo and came across a very interesting mistake. Since the father of the groom is clearly incorrect on this document, I am a little confused. The g g grandson of the father of the groom is in constant contact with me (and writing a book for the annual family reunion of about 200 Zingone's in South America) so I really need the bottom portion of this pubblicazioni translated. The father of the groom and the father of the bride are brothers (although the later was adopted) so I am really interested to know if their parents are mentioned. Thank you.
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Vincenzo Zingone (bachelor), age 24, farmer, is son of the living Vincenzo and of the living Rosaria Chiappa

Teresa Zingone (maid), age 17, farmer, daughter of the living Giuseppe Zingone (57, farmer) and the living Angela Maria Perri

In the lower part of the doc it's written that are present all the bride and groom's parents; they are
Luigi Zingone and Rosaria Chiappetta
Giuseppe Zingone and Maria Angela Perri

Ciao
Luca

Grazie Luca! I thought it was me! I guess the registrar had too much vino for lunch that day!

Luca wrote:

Vincenzo Zingone (bachelor), age 24, farmer, is son of the living Vincenzo and of the living Rosaria Chiappa Teresa Zingone (maid), age 17, farmer, daughter of the living Giuseppe Zingone (57, farmer) and the living Angela Maria Perri In the lower part of the doc it's written that are present all the bride and groom's parents; they are Luigi Zingone and Rosaria Chiappetta Giuseppe Zingone and Maria Angela Perri Ciao Luca

I don't remember to have had any wine this morning, but I read:

Vincenzo Zingone (bachelor), age 24, farmhand, is son of Vincenzo, 51, farmhand and of the living Rosaria Chiappetta farmer.

liviomoreno wrote:

I don't remember to have had any wine this morning, but I read: ... and of the living Rosaria Chiappetta farmer.

It tasted very good

Luca

So everyone can understand why Luca said "It tasted very good!"

Chiappa is the word for 'buttock' so Chiappetta I suppose could be loosly translated as "a little butt"

Carole wrote:

So everyone can understand why Luca said "It tasted very good!" Chiappa is the word for 'buttock' so Chiappetta I suppose could be loosly translated as "a little butt"

Battuta carina! Ma mi riferivo a dell'ottimo Brunello portato da Livio (e del quale devo aver abusato )
Great joke! But I referred to some tasty "Brunello" brought by Livio (and maybe I abused of it )

liviomoreno wrote:

I don't remember to have had any wine this morning, but I read: ... and of the living Rosaria Chiappetta farmer

Luca

Aah - Brunello.... NOW you're talking Luca. I've still got two bottles of '82 Brunello that I'm saving for a very special day! Oh and (alas) only one '62 Barolo for my son when he decides to get married......

Spero che tuo figlio non voglia veramente "sprecare" una bottiglia così speciale!

Luca