[TI] Termini - Naming Tradition

Melanie Holtz melanie_holtz at hotmail.com
Thu Jun 18 15:40:36 CDT 2009


Tom,
 
You have a Maria missing who was born between Emmanuela and Francesco and died before 1863 when her name was reused.  
 
As for Anna, that looks like a different family since her father's name was Antonino not Agostino and they married in 1864 not 1845.


Sincerely,

Melanie D. Holtz

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> Date: Thu, 18 Jun 2009 16:31:09 -0400
> From: tcorso at lecom.edu
> To: terminiimerese at comunesofitaly.org
> Subject: Re: [TI] Termini - Naming Tradition
>
> I have a general question about naming.
> Most of the names of the children in my family lines seem to follow a
> very strict naming tradition, however for the brother of my 2nd great
> grandfather (Francesco Corso), there seems to be something strange.
>
> He was:
> Agostino Corso (baptized in Termini in 1819, son of Antonino Corso and
> Emmanuela Zarcone).
> He married Domenica Longo (b. 1827, daughter of Antonino Longo and Maria
> Mantia).
> They married in Termini in 1845. The data I now have for the kids of
> Agostino Corso and Domenica Longo is:
>
> 1848 - Antonino (Born in Termini, named after both grandfathers)
> 1851 - Michele (Born in Termini, named after his uncle?)
> 1854 - Emmanuela (Born in Palermo, named after her paternal grandmother)
> 1857 - Francesco (Born in Palermo, named after his uncle?)
> 1861 - Michele (Born in Palermo, named after his older brother who died)
> 1863 - Maria (Born in Palermo, named after her maternal grandmother)
>
> There is one more notation in the Palermo index's, one for Anna
> (daughter of Antonino Corso and Domenica Longo), married in 1864. Where
> did she come from? If she was 18, then she would have been born around
> 1846 and thus would have been the first born. This fits time wise, but
> the naming doesn't match, plus there is no record of her birth in
> Termini. Any thoughts?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Tom
>
>
>
>
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