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Biagia Cascio (1774 - 1862)

Biagia "Blasia" Cascio
Born in Corleone, Palermo, Sicilymap
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Daughter of and
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Wife of — married 28 Sep 1788 (to 22 Oct 1823) in Corleone, Palermo, Sicilymap
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Died at age 88 in Corleone, Palermo, Italymap
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Biography

Biagia lo Cascio is born and baptized 31 January 1774. She is the daughter of Leoluca lo Cascio and Emmanuela Todaro. Her godparents are Giuseppe Santoro and Mariana, wife of Leoluca Guarino.

Biagia marries Andrea Marino (b. 1767) on 28 September 1788. Her parents are both living at this time. Emmanuela's last name does not appear in this record.

Biagia and Andrea have at least eleven children: Bernardo (1791), Giovanni (c. 1793), Apollonia (1797), Carmela Maria (1798), two sons named Salvatore (1800 and 1814), Lucia (1803), Giuseppe Maria (c. 1805), Giuseppe (1807), Michaelangelo (1810), and Maria (1817).

Bernardo is born and baptized 13 June 1791. His godparents are Maestro Francesco and Maria Anna Colletto, a married couple.[1]

Giovanni Maria is born and baptized 11 June 1794, named after his paternal grandfather. His godparents are Antonio and Maddalena Todaro, a married couple.

Apollonia is born around the thirteenth hour of 6 January 1797 and baptized the same day by Sac. Don Benedetto Canzoneri, a priest. At the time of her baptism, she is away from her home, and in imminent danger of dying. Her godparents are her maternal uncle Francesco Paolo and Maria Cascio, a married couple.

Carmela Maria is born and baptized 2 May 1798. Her godparents are Salvatore and Anna Pennino, a married couple.

The first son named Salvatore is born and baptized 25 January 1800. His godparents are Antonio and Antonia Gennaro, a married couple.

Lucia is born and baptized 27 August 1803. Her godparents are Don Francesco Ansardi and Lucia Palazzo, wife of Francesco.

Salvatore dies on 3 October 1803 at three years and nine months of age.

Giuseppe Maria is two years old (b. 1805) in 1807. Based on the naming of another son, Giuseppe, in 1807, I believe the older boy dies by this time.

The Church census of 1807 shows Andrea and Biagia and four of their children---Bernardo, Giovanni, Lucia, and Giuseppe Maria, living beside the church on via Sant'Elena in Corleone. Apollonia and Carmela Maria do not appear in this census, indicating they has died by this time. The families of Biagia's sister, Lucia, brother, Giuseppe, and of their parents, all live nearby.

Biagia and Andrea's son, named Giuseppe, is born and baptized on 19 February 1807, named after his maternal uncle. His godparents are Filippo and Gaetana Governali, a married couple.

Michaelangelo is born and baptized on 10 November 1810. His godparents are Maestro Benedetto and Marianna Guagliardo, a married couple.

The second son named Salvatore is born and baptized 14 September 1814. His godparents are Innocenzo and Castrenza di Miceli, a married couple.

In November 1814, Biagia's sister, Lucia, names her daughter after her.

Maria is born and baptized 26 May 1817. Her godparents are Maestro Giuseppe and Cira Grimaldi, a married couple.

Lucia is 15 when she marries Luciano Labruzzo, on 1 June 1818.

Bernardo marries Salvatrice Pomilla later that year, on 15 November. Andrea and Biagia are both still living.

Death of Andrea Marino

Andrea dies at age 60 (b. 1763) on 22 October 1823. Biagia survives him.

Giuseppe marries Maria Marino, daughter of Pietro Marino and the late Rosalia Pennino, on 23 November 1828.

Maria marries Nicolo' Ciravolo on 1 June 1834.

Michaelangelo marries Gaetana Majuri on 18 September 1836.

Two months later, Salvatore marries Lucia Ligotino. Biagia is still living. At least two of Salvatore and Lucia's children marry Cascios.

Giuseppe dies, reportedly at age 30 (he is almost 32) on 19 December 1838. His wife, Maria, and his mother both survive him.

In March 1862, Biagia's niece and namesake dies at age 47.

Death of Biagia

Biagia dies, reportedly at age 95 (she is 88) on 21 September 1862.

Giovanni dies at age 79 on 1 November 1873. He is a bachelor.

Bernardo dies at age 85 (b. 1790) on 22 March 1875. He is married to Salvatrice Pomilla.

Lucia dies at age 80 (b. 1803) on 13 June 1883, the widow of Luciano.

Michaelangelo dies at age 77 on 27 March 1888. His wife, Gaetana, survives him.

Salvatore dies, reportedly at age 81 (he is still 80) on 25 May 1895 at 9 pm, the widower of Lucia.

Maria dies at age 81 (b. 1817) on 7 November 1898, the widow of Nicolo'.


Sources

  1. ↑ Baptism of Bernardus Marino, 13 June 1791, "Italia, Palermo, Diocesi di Monreale, Registri Parrocchiali, 1531-1998," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-266-11631-189207-75?cc=2046915 : accessed 31 December 2015), Corleone > San Martino > Battesimi 1779-1791 > image 632 of 644; Archivio di Arcidiocesi di Palermo (Palermo ArchDiocese Archives, Palermo).

Baptism of Blasia lo Cascio, 31 January 1774

Marriage of Andrea Marino and Blasia lo Cascio, record no. 444, 28 September 1788

Baptism of Joannes Maria Marino, 11 June 1794

Baptism of Apollonia Marino, 6 January 1797

Baptism of Carmela Maria Marino, 2 May 1798

Baptism of Salvatorem Marino, 25 January 1800

Baptism of Lucia Marino, 27 August 1803

Death of Salvator Marino, 3 October 1803

Andrea Marino family, 1807 stato delle anime

Baptism of Josephus Marino, 19 February 1807

Baptism of Michaelanglus Marino, 10 November 1810

Baptism of Salvatorem Marino, 14 September 1814

Baptism of Maria Marino, 26 May 1817

Marriage of Luciano Labruzzo and Lucia Marino, record no. 627, 1 June 1818

Marriage of Bernardo Marino and Salvatrice Pomilla, record no. 693, 15 November 1818

Death of Andreas Marino, 22 October 1823

Marriage of Joseph Marino and Maria Marino, record no. 1474, 23 November 1828

Marriage of Nicolai Ciravolo and Maria Marino, record no. 170, 1 June 1834

Marriage of Michaele Angelo Marino and Cajetana Majuri, record no. 415, 18 September 1836

Marriage of Salvatore Marino and Lucia Ligotino, record no. 436, 13 November 1836

Death of Joseph Marino, 19 December 1838

Death of Blasia Cascio, 21 September 1862

Death of Joannes Marino, 1 November 1873

Death of Bernardus Marino, 22 March 1875

Death of Lucia Marino, record no. 268, 13 June 1883

Death of Michaelangelus Marino, record no. 96, 27 March 1888

Death of Salvator Marino, record no. 135, 26 May 1895

Death of Maria Marino, record no. 295, 7 November 1898





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