[TI] Descriptsion of Cathedral Archives.

Rosalie mygirl at ctc.net
Thu Jun 12 19:22:31 CDT 2008


What's incredible is that Laura is doing this with 3 other people and 
everyone that said they would help dropped out and I see at least 2 or more 
years left to go to gather all the documents.  The translating people are 15 
films behind what I have gathered.  It's taking a long time to process every 
thing.  From gathering to translating to getting it on the database.  I 
think that's right.
Rosi Amison

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Laura Johnson" <rngade57 at madisontelco.com>
To: <terminiimerese at comunesofitaly.org>
Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2008 6:36 PM
Subject: Re: [TI] Descriptsion of Cathedral Archives.


> No, this was the index transcription only.
>
> The documents that Chick transcribed are NOT transcribed correctly.
> There are too many mistakes to publish them at this point.  He
> mistakenly read many of the entries from the old Latin writing and made
> too many assumptions of things that were not on the documents.
>
> The one thing that is VERY necessary to anyone who looks at the index
> for these baptisms it that we have NO way to tie these individuals to
> anyone who exists in the certificate database at this time.  We will
> need the documents BETWEEN these early baptisms and the 1820 records to
> bridge that gap.
>
> Another thing to not is that most of the early baptismal records do NOT
> list a surname for the mother - just list her first name.
>
> Until I can find time to sit with my Latin dictionary full time on them
> and be able to correct, they will cannot be published.  We have been
> trying to finish the births and deaths thru 1910 first.
>
> At the present time, there are only 4 of us transcribing and Rosi
> filming.  Pam and I have been working on the handwritten births and
> deaths in the 1870's and these take extra long.  We still have about 30
> years of births and deaths to finish.
>
> Rosalie wrote:
>> http://www.termini-imerese.org/SanNicolodiBari/SanNicola-00.htm
>> Rosalie Amison
>>
>> ----- Original Message ----- 
>> From: "Jim McCarthy" <jimhmc at comcast.net>
>> To: <terminiimerese at comunesofitaly.org>
>> Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2008 11:26 AM
>> Subject: Re: [TI] Descriptsion of Cathedral Archives.
>>
>>
>>
>>>> Volume 1, 1542-1548. List of Baptisms.  This volume has been 
>>>> transcribed
>>>> and
>>>> translated by Chick Lehrer.
>>>>
>>> How can a person access this "transcribed and translated" volume?  Jim
>>> McCarthy, Somerville, MA
>>> ----- Original Message ----- 
>>> From: "Fr. Anthony Delisi" <franthony at trappist.net>
>>> To: <terminiimerese at comunesofitaly.org>
>>> Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2008 8:29 AM
>>> Subject: [TI] Descriptsion of Cathedral Archives.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> A description of the Archives of the CATHEDRAL Church of Termini 
>>>> Imerese,
>>>> Sicily.
>>>> By fr. Anthony Delisi
>>>>
>>>> The archives of the Cathedral are contained within a metal cabinet
>>>> measuring
>>>> about 5 by seven feet high, with two sliding doors in front, making it
>>>> inconvenient to get to the volumes.  The collection is made of over 108
>>>> volumes found on four shelves.
>>>> The top shelf contains volumes 1 thru 44, dating from 1542 to 1776,
>>>> containing lists of births, marriages and deaths.
>>>> Volume 1, 1542-1548. List of Baptisms.  This volume has been 
>>>> transcribed
>>>> and
>>>> translated by Chick Lehrer.
>>>> Volume 2, 1565-1584  Chick Lehrer is working on this volume.
>>>> Volume 10, 1590-1610
>>>> Second shelf: Volumes 33 thru 52.
>>>> Volume 45. 1777 thru 1796. List of marriages and baptisms.
>>>>
>>>> Third shelf: Volumes 53 thru 90.-
>>>> Volume (61?) 1802-1803. Baptisms, marriages and deaths.
>>>> Volume 62, 1803-1804.  List of baptisms, births and deaths.
>>>> Volume 63, 1804-1805  Same.
>>>> Volume 65, 1805-1806  Same.
>>>> Volume 70, 1808-1810. Same
>>>> Volume 72, 1810-1812. Same
>>>> Volumes  74, 1813-1814 Same
>>>> Volume 76, 1814-1817 Same.
>>>> Volume 79, 1818-1822. Same.
>>>> Photos of the births were made from the above books.
>>>> In the rush we seemingly overlooked  1797-1801, and 1806-1808
>>>> (booklet for 1873 was also copied.)
>>>> Fourth shelf:  Up to volume 108.
>>>>
>>>>
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