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Image:Italy, Siracusa, Sortino, Parrocchia di San Giovanni Apostolo ed Evangelista, Catholic Church Records (12-0876) Baptism Record DGS 5600800_50.jpg|Baptism Record | Image:Italy, Siracusa, Sortino, Parrocchia di San Giovanni Apostolo ed Evangelista, Catholic Church Records (12-0876) Baptism Record DGS 5600800_50.jpg|1877 Baptism Record | ||
Image:Italy, Siracusa, Sortino, Parrocchia di San Giovanni Apostolo ed Evangelista, Catholic Church Records (12-0876) Marriage Record DGS 5600829_34.jpg|Marriage Record | Image:Italy, Siracusa, Sortino, Parrocchia di San Giovanni Apostolo ed Evangelista, Catholic Church Records (12-0876) Marriage Record DGS 5600829_34.jpg|1884 Marriage Record | ||
Image:Italy, Siracusa, Sortino, Parrocchia di San Giovanni Apostolo ed Evangelista, Catholic Church Records (12-0876) Death Record DGS 5600851_59.jpg|Death Record | Image:Italy, Siracusa, Sortino, Parrocchia di San Giovanni Apostolo ed Evangelista, Catholic Church Records (12-0876) Death Record DGS 5600851_59.jpg|1844 Death Record | ||
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