Gio: Batta Dario
Gio: Batta Dario. Luincis, Pieve di Santa Maria di Gorto. Every mention of this name in the archive — 3 across 5 pages.
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- Gio: Batta Dario — dates unknown, Luincis, Pieve di Santa Maria di Gorto
The parish priest who baptised Felice Santo in the Pieve's own church on 2 November 1792, and who copied the entry out and certified it twenty-three years later
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…«Domino Joanne quondam Floreani Micoli = Toscano» — a Micoli Toscano, the family whose palace at Mione holds the 1679 weavers' contracts — and «Domina Magdalena filia quondam Joannis Prencis», «ambobus de Mione» Gio: Batta Dario, parish priest· the copy certified by the Pieve at Luincis Archivio di Stato di Udine· Stato civile napoleonico· Ovaro· Matrimoni, allegati· 1815· Antenati ark anua680000, image 7 of 11 Why a grandfather in a marriage…
…moglie relitta del q.m Gio: Giacomo di Prato di questa villa», unable to attend the contract the day before, appeared before the notary at Chialina on 8 September 1806 to give her consent «Da Luvincis li 5 del mese d'Agosto 1806. D. Gio: Batta Dario R.do, manu propria sigillo munivi» — the paper seal is still on the sheet — and under it, «Mione 30 Agosto sudd.o — che la premessa Fede Battesimale sia scritta, e sottoscritta dal sud.to R.ndo Dario Piev.o certifica il Sindaco»…
…Osvaldo De' Franceschi — his son, married to a Cattarina, dead before 1806. Giacoma — born 25 May 1789, married Ignazio di Prato at Mione in 1806. Every word of it is copied out of the Pieve di Gorto's own baptismal register by Don Gio: Batta Dario, the priest who held the book — the same man who, nine years later, copied out Felice Santo's. That is now two pages of a book nobody has been able to open, delivered by the Napoleonic bureaucracy. And the trap:…
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