American AcornsConcetta Mancini
1877–1877 · Female · died at 3 days
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Family
Parents
- Mother: Addolorata Pellegrino born bet. 1855 and 1856
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Why: The 1877 birth and death acts name the parents as Onofrio Mancini and his wife Addolorata Pellegrino, the same names as in Lucia's 1894 birth act, at the same town. Likely rather than Confirmed, as for the parents' 1875 marriage.
Records:
- Pescolanciano, civil register of births 1877, acts 73 and 74, 9 Dec 1877: twins Pasquale Antonio and Concetta Mancini, born late on 8 Dec 1877 at Vico(?) Olmo 40, to Addolorata Pellegrino, wife of Onofrio Mancini, farm laborers; reported by the midwife Romana Pettine because the husband was away from the town (Archivio di Stato di Isernia, via Portale Antenati) (view at Portale Antenati)
- Pescolanciano, civil register of deaths 1877, acts 61 and 62, 12 Dec 1877: Concetta Mancini and Pasqualantonio Mancini, each two days old, died on 11 Dec 1877 at Vico(?) Olmo 40, children of Onofrio Mancini and Addolorata Pellegrino, farm laborers (Archivio di Stato di Isernia, via Portale Antenati) (view at Portale Antenati)
Review: assessed 10-17-2026; evidence: Image examined.
- Father: Onofrio Mancini born bet. 1844 and 1854
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Why: The 1877 birth and death acts name the parents as Onofrio Mancini and his wife Addolorata Pellegrino, the same names as in Lucia's 1894 birth act, at the same town. Likely rather than Confirmed, as for the parents' 1875 marriage.
Records:
- Pescolanciano, civil register of births 1877, acts 73 and 74, 9 Dec 1877: twins Pasquale Antonio and Concetta Mancini, born late on 8 Dec 1877 at Vico(?) Olmo 40, to Addolorata Pellegrino, wife of Onofrio Mancini, farm laborers; reported by the midwife Romana Pettine because the husband was away from the town (Archivio di Stato di Isernia, via Portale Antenati) (view at Portale Antenati)
- Pescolanciano, civil register of deaths 1877, acts 61 and 62, 12 Dec 1877: Concetta Mancini and Pasqualantonio Mancini, each two days old, died on 11 Dec 1877 at Vico(?) Olmo 40, children of Onofrio Mancini and Addolorata Pellegrino, farm laborers (Archivio di Stato di Isernia, via Portale Antenati) (view at Portale Antenati)
Review: assessed 10-17-2026; evidence: Image examined.
Life events
Sources
Research sources
- Pescolanciano, civil register of births 1877, acts 73 and 74, 9 Dec 1877: twins Pasquale Antonio and Concetta Mancini, born late on 8 Dec 1877 at Vico(?) Olmo 40, to Addolorata Pellegrino, wife of Onofrio Mancini, farm laborers; reported by the midwife Romana Pettine because the husband was away from the town (Archivio di Stato di Isernia, via Portale Antenati) Birth, marriage and death records view at Portale Antenati
- Pescolanciano, civil register of deaths 1877, acts 61 and 62, 12 Dec 1877: Concetta Mancini and Pasqualantonio Mancini, each two days old, died on 11 Dec 1877 at Vico(?) Olmo 40, children of Onofrio Mancini and Addolorata Pellegrino, farm laborers (Archivio di Stato di Isernia, via Portale Antenati) Birth, marriage and death records view at Portale Antenati
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