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     Giovanni Antonio Bertino was born on 18 July 1860 in Rivarolo Canavese, Torino, Italy. He was the son of Giovanni Battista Bertino. Giovanni Antonio Bertino died on 31 July 1860 in Rivarolo Canavese, Torino, Italy.

     Francesco Domenico Costantino was born circa 1795 in Rivarolo Canavese, Torino, Italy.¹ He was the son of Francesco (Antonio) Costantino and Catterina Bisacca.² Francesco Domenico Costantino married Girolama Maria Borgaro, daughter of Rocco Borgaro, on 25 March 1822 in Parish of San Michele, Rivarolo Canavese, Torino, Italy; Ecclesiastical Marriage Record of Francesco Domenico Costantino and Girolama Maria Borgaro.
Francesco Domenico Costantino, son of the deceased Francesco [Costantino] from the Parish of San Giacomo, and Girolama Maria Borgaro, daughter of the living Rocco [Borgaro] from the Parish of San Michele, whose previously published marriage banns were posted on the door of this parish for the appropriate time, with no oppositions found, and a dispensation for time from the Diocese received on 23 March 1822…in the Parish of San Michele and in the presence of Giuseppe Forneri and Giacomo Giobia, witnesses, in service to the laws of the Sacred Council of Trent, 25 March 1822 [the marriage date].

A dispensation was given by the diocese to waive the time needed for the posting of the marriage banns.^1,2,3 Francesco Domenico Costantino died circa 22 March 1870 in Rivarolo Canavese, Torino, Italy; Death Record of Domenico Costantino
[Right Column] Number 36 Domenico Costantino
[Left Column] Act of Death
In the year of our Lord 1870, on the 22nd day of March at 11:00 a.m. in Rivarolo and in the Municipal Palace…there appeared Misters Giovanni Costantino, son of the deceased Agostino [Costantino], age sixty-three, a farm laborer and Domenico Berletta, son of the deceased Battista [Berletta], age fifty-one, a storeowner, both residing in this city and whom were witnesses to the following. Domenico Costantino passed away at 1:00 a.m. [no day given] in Rivarolo in his home located in the San Rocco neighborhood, Via Breccia. [Domenico was] seventy-five years old [born about 1795], a farmer, born in and residing in this city, the spouse of Gerolama [sic, Girolama] Borgaro, son of the deceased Antonio [Costantino] and the deceased Catterina Bisacca, a married couple…this act was placed in the death registers and both witnesses were literate.
First Signature of the Witness Giovani Costantino & Domenico Berletta Second Signature of the Civil Records Official Don Caltabiano.^2,4

     Girolama Maria Borgaro was the daughter of Rocco Borgaro.² Girolama Maria Borgaro married Francesco Domenico Costantino, son of Francesco (Antonio) Costantino and Catterina Bisacca, on 25 March 1822 in Parish of San Michele, Rivarolo Canavese, Torino, Italy, Ecclesiastical Marriage Record of Francesco Domenico Costantino and Girolama Maria Borgaro.
Francesco Domenico Costantino, son of the deceased Francesco [Costantino] from the Parish of San Giacomo, and Girolama Maria Borgaro, daughter of the living Rocco [Borgaro] from the Parish of San Michele, whose previously published marriage banns were posted on the door of this parish for the appropriate time, with no oppositions found, and a dispensation for time from the Diocese received on 23 March 1822…in the Parish of San Michele and in the presence of Giuseppe Forneri and Giacomo Giobia, witnesses, in service to the laws of the Sacred Council of Trent, 25 March 1822 [the marriage date].

A dispensation was given by the diocese to waive the time needed for the posting of the marriage banns.^1,2,3 Girolama Maria Borgaro died after March 1870.²

     Francesco (Antonio) Costantino married Catterina Bisacca.² Francesco (Antonio) Costantino died before January 1835.¹

     Catterina Bisacca married Francesco (Antonio) Costantino.² Catterina Bisacca died before March 1870.¹

     Rocco Borgaro died after January 1835.¹

     Domenico Petrini/Petrino (2) was born circa 1815 in San Giusto Canavese, Torino, Italy.¹ He was the son of Domenico Petrini/Petrino (1) and Teresa Bassi.² Domenico Petrini/Petrino (2) married Alesina Leone, daughter of Carlo Leone and Maria Brigando, on 24 January 1842 in Parish of San Giacomo, Rivarolo Canavese, Torino, Italy; Ecclesiastical Marriage Record of Domenico Petrino and Alesina Leone
Number 9 Petrino and Leone
Act of Marriage (1842) Sheet 5
In the year of our Lord 1842 on the 24th of January in the Parish of San Giacomo, town of Rivarolo, was published the permission [two illegible words] consenting to the publication of marriage banns in the Parish of San Giacomo…[section about dispensations crossed out], and the impediment of [blank], and in the presence of Priest Giuseppe Gamarra [?], vice curate.
And celebrated the sacred rite of marriage in the Holy Mother Church between Domenico Petrino, age twenty-seven [born about 1815], a native of San Giusto, resident of Rivarolo, Parish of San Giacomo, son of the deceased Domenico Petrino, residing in [section crossed out] and of Teresa Bassi, a resident of San Giusto, widow of [section crossed out]. And [between] Alesina Leone, age twenty-five [born about 1817], a native of Rivarolo, residing in Rivarolo, Parish of San Giacomo, daughter of the living Carlo Leone, a resident of Rivarolo, and the living Maria Brigando, a resident of Rivarolo, the widow of [section crossed out]. Presented in front of the witnesses: Vida Francesco, age thirty, residing on the town of Rivarolo, and Carlo Petrino, age twenty-two [?], and resident of the town of San Giusto,
and by the consent of Carlo Leone and the respective parents of the bride, here present--
Signature of the groom Domenico Petrino
Signature of the bride Sign X cross for Alesina Leone who declares she is illiterate.
Signature of the first witness Franciesco⁷ Vida
Signature of the second witness Carlo Petrini
Signatures of the consenters Sign of X Cross of Carlo Leone, illiterate
Signature of the Priest “as stated” Archpriest Vice Curate Torance [?]
Lawyer Giuseppe Andrea Bervario [?]

⁷ Francesco spelled his given name differently then the priest did in the body of the record.^1,3 Domenico Petrini/Petrino (2) died after August 1870.¹

     Alesina Leone was born circa 1817 in Rivarolo Canavese, Torino, Italy.¹ She was the daughter of Carlo Leone and Maria Brigando.¹ Alesina Leone married Domenico Petrini/Petrino (2), son of Domenico Petrini/Petrino (1) and Teresa Bassi, on 24 January 1842 in Parish of San Giacomo, Rivarolo Canavese, Torino, Italy; Ecclesiastical Marriage Record of Domenico Petrino and Alesina Leone
Number 9 Petrino and Leone
Act of Marriage (1842) Sheet 5
In the year of our Lord 1842 on the 24th of January in the Parish of San Giacomo, town of Rivarolo, was published the permission [two illegible words] consenting to the publication of marriage banns in the Parish of San Giacomo…[section about dispensations crossed out], and the impediment of [blank], and in the presence of Priest Giuseppe Gamarra [?], vice curate.
And celebrated the sacred rite of marriage in the Holy Mother Church between Domenico Petrino, age twenty-seven [born about 1815], a native of San Giusto, resident of Rivarolo, Parish of San Giacomo, son of the deceased Domenico Petrino, residing in [section crossed out] and of Teresa Bassi, a resident of San Giusto, widow of [section crossed out]. And [between] Alesina Leone, age twenty-five [born about 1817], a native of Rivarolo, residing in Rivarolo, Parish of San Giacomo, daughter of the living Carlo Leone, a resident of Rivarolo, and the living Maria Brigando, a resident of Rivarolo, the widow of [section crossed out]. Presented in front of the witnesses: Vida Francesco, age thirty, residing on the town of Rivarolo, and Carlo Petrino, age twenty-two [?], and resident of the town of San Giusto,
and by the consent of Carlo Leone and the respective parents of the bride, here present--
Signature of the groom Domenico Petrino
Signature of the bride Sign X cross for Alesina Leone who declares she is illiterate.
Signature of the first witness Franciesco⁷ Vida
Signature of the second witness Carlo Petrini
Signatures of the consenters Sign of X Cross of Carlo Leone, illiterate
Signature of the Priest “as stated” Archpriest Vice Curate Torance [?]
Lawyer Giuseppe Andrea Bervario [?]

⁷ Francesco spelled his given name differently then the priest did in the body of the record.^1,2

     Domenico Petrini/Petrino (1) married Teresa Bassi. Domenico Petrini/Petrino (1) died before 1842.¹

     Teresa Bassi married Domenico Petrini/Petrino (1). Teresa Bassi died after 1842.

     Carlo Leone married Maria Brigando.¹ Carlo Leone died after 1842.¹

     Maria Brigando married Carlo Leone.¹ Maria Brigando died after January 1842.¹

     Capt Thomas Dennet was born circa 1642 in York, Virginia, USA.¹ He married Ann Booth, daughter of Robert Booth Sr and Frances Gibson (or Gibeons), circa 1667.¹ Capt Thomas Dennet died circa 1673.¹

     Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor was born on 23 November 912. He was the son of Henry I (the Fowler) Emperor of Germany and Matilda of Saxony and Ringelheim, Saint. Otto I, Holy Roman Emperor died on 7 May 973 at age 60.

     Henry I, Duke of Bavaria was born between 919 and 921. He was the son of Henry I (the Fowler) Emperor of Germany and Matilda of Saxony and Ringelheim, Saint. Henry I, Duke of Bavaria married Judith , Duchess of Bavaria.¹ Henry I, Duke of Bavaria died on 28 August 955.

     Humphrey de Bohun, Knight VI was the son of Humphrey De Bohun and Maud of Eu (de Lusignan).³ Humphrey de Bohun, Knight VI married Eleanor de Brewes between 1241 and 1247.² Humphrey de Bohun, Knight VI died on 27 October 1265.⁴

     Eleanor de Brewes married Humphrey de Bohun, Knight VI, son of Humphrey De Bohun and Maud of Eu (de Lusignan), between 1241 and 1247.² Eleanor de Brewes died in 1252.³

     William de Ferrers, 4th Earl of Derby was born in 1168.¹ He was the son of William de Ferrers, 3rd Earl of Derby.¹ William de Ferrers, 4th Earl of Derby died in 1247.¹

     William de Ferrers, 3rd Earl of Derby was the son of Robert de Ferrers, 2nd Earl of Derby and Margaret Peverel.¹ William de Ferrers, 3rd Earl of Derby died in 1190.¹

     Robert de Ferrers, 2nd Earl of Derby was the son of Robert de Ferrers, 1st Earl of Derby.¹ Robert de Ferrers, 2nd Earl of Derby married Margaret Peverel. Robert de Ferrers, 2nd Earl of Derby died before 1160.¹

     Margaret Peverel married Robert de Ferrers, 2nd Earl of Derby, son of Robert de Ferrers, 1st Earl of Derby. Margaret Peverel was born circa 1114.¹

     Robert de Ferrers, 1st Earl of Derby was born in 1062.¹ He was the son of Henri de Ferrieres, 1st Earl of Ferrieres.¹ Robert de Ferrers, 1st Earl of Derby died in 1139.¹

     Henri de Ferrieres, 1st Earl of Ferrieres died in 1100 in Tutbury Priory.¹

     Baldwin IV, Count of Hainaut married Alice of Namur. Baldwin IV, Count of Hainaut was born in 1108 in Mons, Belgium.¹ He died on 8 November 1171.¹

     Alice of Namur married Baldwin IV, Count of Hainaut. Alice of Namur died in July 1169.¹

     Baldwin V of Hainaut married Margaret I, Countess of Flanders. Baldwin V of Hainaut was born in 1150. He was the son of Baldwin IV, Count of Hainaut and Alice of Namur. Baldwin V of Hainaut died on 17 December 1195.

     Margaret I, Countess of Flanders married Baldwin V of Hainaut, son of Baldwin IV, Count of Hainaut and Alice of Namur. Margaret I, Countess of Flanders died on 15 November 1194. She was buried in St. Donatian's Cathedral, Bruges, Belgium.

     Katharine Unknown married James Aspinwall, son of William Aspinwall, before 1543.¹ Katharine Unknown died before 4 May 1596.¹ She was buried on 4 May 1596 in Ormskirk, Lancashire, United Kingdom.¹

     William Aspinwall was born circa 1520.¹

     Gilbert de Clare was born in May 1291.^1,2 He was the son of Gilbert (the Red Earl) de Clare and Joan of Acre (Plantagenet).¹