Nicola Piscionieri (abt. 1545 - bef. 1610)

Born about 1545 in Lipari, Messina, Sicily, Italy

Husband of Marianna Falanga — married 1570 in Lipari, Messina, Sicily, Italy

Descendants

Died before 1610 before about age 65 in Lipari, Messina, Sicily, Italy

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Biography

Nicola Piscionieri was born at Lipari, Provincia di Messina, Kingdom of Sicily, about 1545, of unknown parentage; and died at Lipari, before the Lipari census of 1610.^[1] He married at Lipari, about 1570, Marianna Falanga, who was born at Lipari, about 1550, of unknown parentage; and died at Lipari, before the Lipari census of 1610.^[2]

Children, born at Lipari, Provincia di Messina, Kingdom of Sicily:^[3][4]

1. Antonio Piscionieri, bap. 17 Jan. 1572; sponsor was Giovanni Danili.
2. Stefano Piscionieri, bap. 12 Feb. 1575; sponsor was Mariano Ventura.
3. Caterina Piscionieri, bap. 13 9bre (Nov.) 1577; sponsor was Presti Vincenzo Amendola. She m. Nicola di Franza. On 3 April 1620, there was a case involving Don Michele Cremonese (and a petition of Caterinella Pixioneri, whose son, Francesco di Franza, seriously wounded Francesco Contubernia, son of Michele Contubernia, who was for many years the mistress of sacerdote Michele Cremonese, through which the grave scandal was published).^[5]
4. Andrea Piscionieri, bap. 18 April 1584; m. Armenia Morales.
5. Angela [Angelica] Piscionieri, b. ca. 1586; m. Lipari, ca. 1593, Giulio Tumeo.
6. Francesco Piscionieri, bap. 28 May 1588; sponsor was Giovanni Baijolieri.
7. Lorenzo Piscionieri, b. ca. 1590; bur. Lipari, 29 Nov. 1670, ae. ca. 70: "Luarntius [Salvator is scratched out] Pisciuneri alias Jocà, etatis sue annorum circatae 70." He m. Lipari, ca. 1624, Bartolilla Strangio, dau. of Giovanni Giacomo Strangio and Domenica Duca.

Sources

1. ↑ G.A.M. Arena, Popolazione e distribuzione della ricchezza a Lipari nel 1610 (Società di Storia Patria Messina 1992, Incontri Meridionali 1-2) (Rubbettino, 1995).
2. ↑ G.A.M. Arena, Popolazione e distribuzione della ricchezza a Lipari nel 1610 (Società di Storia Patria Messina 1992, Incontri Meridionali 1-2) (Rubbettino, 1995).
3. ↑ Registri ecclesiastici di Lipari (Messina), (1559-1913), Battesimi 1559-1696, FHL film 1,338,513.
4. ↑ Registri ecclesiastici di Lipari (Messina), (1559-1913), Morti 1651-1902, FHL film 1,338,518.
5. ↑ Francesco Vergara, Society and Justice in the Aeolian Islands (16th-18th centuries) the Criminal Trials of the Episcopal Curia of Lipari (Rubbettino, 1994), p. 54 (c.c. 16).