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CATALOGUE GM • Ġuljana Masini • 1554–1934 The Ġuljana Masini – consisting of 88 manuscript volumes of various sizes – enlists all the births, marriages, and deaths that took place in Gozo between 1554 and 1934. It also registers the births of Gozitans in Malta and, sometimes, even abroad. The sources for the information are the parish records. It was in 1554 that the Matrice or mother-church of Gozo started keeping such records. The Ġuljana was initiated by Notary Felice Attard (1802-1874) and continued by his son Pietro Attard (1836-1916), known as Tal-Ispettur. After his passing away, an unknown person or persons proceeded to keep the records. It was eventually acquired by Francesco Masini (1894-1962), a lawyer by profession, from the heirs of the late Pietro Attard. Three additional values of the collection are: first, a considerable number of family trees that Notary Attard compiled to clients; second, many references to contracts, donations, and other issues related to land property owned by his clients; and, third, references to such properties by their original toponym. GM/01: Baptisms-Marriages-Deaths Baptisms 01 1554 1680 Matrice and St George • Baptisms Index 1554 1680 Matrice and St George • Baptisms Index 02 1554 1679 Gozo • Baptisms Matrice and Rabat-St George T-V-X-Z-E-N-U 27 Mar 1509 03 Jun 1908 Malta and abroad • Baptisms, Marriages, and Deaths (Miscellaneous notes) 23 Jan 1872 15 Apr 1883 Gozo • Deaths – buried at the cemetery 26 Jan 1908 18 Dec 1911 Għarb • Deaths 03 1629 1898 Gozo • Marriages administered in Malta Gozo • List of Benefices (at end) 04 27 Sep 1554 24 Jun 1821 Matrice • Baptisms 30 Jun 1614 29 Jun 1824 Rabat-St George • Baptisms 02 Jul 1579 Matrice • Confirmations 1579 Gozo • Pastoral Visit Gargallo 23 Nov 1631 01 May 1687 Rabat-St George • Confirmations 05 1680 1850 Gozo • Baptisms 02 Feb 1679 24 Apr 1847 Xewkija • Baptisms 05 Dec 1679 06 Dec 1847 Għarb • Baptisms 15 Jul 1689 11 Dec 1848 Nadur • Baptisms 14 Jul 1689 22 Aug 1847 Ta’ Sannat • Baptisms 17 Jun 1689 05 Jun 1850 Żebbuġ • Baptisms 28 Aug 1689 30 Nov 1848 Xagħra • Baptisms 06 1680 1880 Gozo • Baptisms – Volume 1 (Abdilla-Caxaro) 07 1680 1880 Gozo • Baptisms – Volume 2 (Casha-Micallef) 08 1680 1880 Gozo • Baptisms – Volume 3 (Mercieca-Vella) 09 1801 1875 Gozo • Baptisms – A-Z 1801 1875 Gozo • Baptisms – List without surname of parent 10 1873 c. 1934 Gozo • Baptisms (alphabetical – date varies surnames) 11 c. 1842 1910 Malta • Births at Malta of Gozitan parents or resettled in Gozo (alphabetical order) 12 01 Jan 1855 31 Dec 1857 Malta-Mdina • Baptisms (some pages missing) 08 Jan 1855 01 Dec 1857 Malta-Dingli • Baptisms 21 Jan 1855 20 Mar 1857 Malta-Mdina • Deaths 13 1911 1934 Gozo • Baptisms – Buttigieg to Zammit (alphabetical) Marriages 14 Gozo • Marriages A-B 15 Gozo • Marriages C-D-E 16 1559 1934 Gozo • Marriages – Alphabetical M-N-O-P-Q-R 17 1556 1934 Gozo • Marriages – Alphabetical S-Z 18 1558 1902 Gozo • Marriages celebrated in Malta 20 Aug 1635 04 Jun 1882 Ħal Luqa 23 Aug 1618 30 Jul 1869 Ħal Tarxien 1561 31 Sep 1811 Gudja 05 Sep 1629 08 Sep 1874 Ħal Għaxaq 26 Sep 1655 02 Feb 1748 Ħad-Dingli 15 Apr 1602 09 Sep 1886 Żurrieq 28 Jul 1630 12 Jan 1883 Qrendi 08 Aug 1639 30 Jul 1639 Mqabba 10 Sep 1645 16 Aug 1883 Ħal Kirkop Ħal Safi 23 Oct 1604 24 Feb 1845 Ħaż-Żebbuġ 06 Feb 1598 25 Apr 1694 Siġġiewi 21 Nov 1558 17 Nov 1888 Vittoriosa 29 Jun 1610 26 Jul 1884 Mdina 19 Aug 1634 27 Jan 1887 Mosta 27 Nov 1845 30 Sep1902 Floriana 23 Sep 1596 24 Mar 1888 Birkirkara 07 Feb 1597 04 Jul 1883 Senglea (Isla) 19 Sep 1613 26 Jan 1780 St Domenic (Valletta) 02 Aug 1803 21 Apr 1872 Porto Salvo sive S. Dio 09 Nov 1603 01 Aug 1869 Żejtun 10 Aug 1635 06 May 1851 Ħaż-Żabbar 29 Apr 1596 15 Feb 1896 St Paul (Valletta) 19 Nov 1617 23 Jun 1878 Cospicua (Bormla) 09 Aug 1637 17 May 1891 Naxxar 15 Sep 1614 01 Oct 1690 Għargħur 23 Nov 1703 10 Jul 1900 Ħal Balzan 25 Jul 1638 25 Apr 1880 Ħal Lija 19 Sep 1644 05 Aug 1862 Ħ’Attard 05 Jun 1897 27 Nov 1900 Tas-Sliema 04 Jun 1882 19 Nov 1894 Ħamrun 07 Feb 1874 Mellieħa (one entry) 04 Feb 1893 Msida (one entry) 14 Feb 1615 05 Feb 1857 Ħal Qormi 05 Aug 1894 Ħamrun (one entry) 07 Feb 1874 04 Feb 1893 Mellieħa 19 1556 1862 Gozo • Marriages – Alphabetical A-F 20 1556 1862 Gozo • Marriages – Alphabetical G-Z 21 1554 Gozo • Marriage Index 22 1556 1700 Gozo • Marriages Index 23 1559 1937 Malta and Abroad • Marriages 24 c. 1723 c. 1909 Gozo • Marriages (alphabetical index) 25 07 Aug 1701 24 Nov 1800 Matrice • Marriages Rabat-St George • Marriages Xewkija • Marriages Għarb • Marriages Nadur • Marriages Ta’ Sannat • Marriages Żebbuġ • Marriages Xagħra • Marriages 26 1801 1850 Matrice and Rabat-St George • Marriages 27 1801 1850 Xewkija Għarb Nadur Ta’ Sannat Żebbuġ Xagħra (report of the Pastoral Visit by Bishop Molina at back) 28 28 Apr 1801 10 Nov 1840 Gozo • Marriages Xagħra • Marriages (from burnt plague registers) (Register contains several alberazione) 29 16 Jan 1844 17 Jun 1865 Matrice • Marriages 07 Feb 1844 25 Aug 1865 Rabat-St George • Marriages 27 Jan 1849 19 Sep 1857 Xewkija • Marriages 31 Oct 1848 22 Oct 1857 Għarb • Marriages 23 Nov 1848 27 Aug 1857 Nadur • Marriages 18 Sep 1847 14 Oct 1857 Ta’ Sannat • Marriages 19 Oct 1845 01 Aug 1856 Żebbuġ • Marriages 02 Dec 1848 27 Oct 1857 Xagħra • Marriages 04 Nov 1855 03 Nov 1857 Għajnsielem • Marriages Deaths 30 14 Feb 1592 18 Dec 1850 Gozo • Matrice – Deaths (under 6 June 1646 will of Emilio Anastasio taken by Pasquale Bugeja Vice-Parish Priest) 04 May 1807 30 June 1850 Gozo • Deaths – Infants Matrice and Rabat 29 Aug 1615 31 Oct 1846 Gozo • Deaths – Rabat-St George 31 1680 1862 Gozo • Deaths (alphabetical order all parishes together) 32 1680 1880 Gozo • Deaths (alphabetical) 33 1875 1927 Gozo • Deaths (alphabetical) 34 1592 1679 Gozo • Deaths 35 1679 1850 Gozo • Deaths (from establishment of parishes) 36 1700 1848 Malta • Deaths Gozitans at Charitable Institutions (males and females) 37 1782 1900 Malta • Deaths of Gozitans 38 1785 1940 Malta • Deaths of Gozitans 39 15 Jan 1847 16 Jan 1877 Gozo • Deaths Central Hospital 40 25 May 1844 06 May 1898 Gozo • Deaths Charitable Institutions 41 1851 1875 Gozo • Deaths 42 01 Aug 1857 02 Jan 1876 Matrice+Rabat • Deaths Infants register 19 Jan 1863 16 May1876 Żebbuġ • Deaths 08 Aug 1863 10 Feb 1876 Żebbuġ • Marriages 08 Oct 1857 27 Jun 1876 Ta’ Sannat • Baptisms 17 Aug 1799 05 Aug 1802 Malta • Marriages (continued) 21 Apr 1883 08 May 1888 Malta • Baptisms 17 Nov 1857 13 May 1876 Ta’ Sannat • Marriages 09 Jan 1775 03 Jun 1781 Xagħra • Marriages (including entries of registers destroyed during the plague) 43 Malta • Gozitans buried in Malta 16th cent 17th cent Malta and abroad • Baptisms, Marriages, Deaths 44 1911 1934 Gozo • Deaths – Camilleri to Zerafa (chronological) (at end additional information of Gozo Deaths elsewhere (noted by me [Perit P. Attard]) (chronological) Baptisms-Marriages-Deaths 45 1680 1800 Gozo • Baptisms 1680 1875 Gozo • Deaths – Parishes Gozo and Valletta Hospital (indexed on surnames) 46 03 Jul 1821 06 Oct 1865 Matrice • Baptisms 25 Jun 1824 16 May 1865 Rabat-St George • Baptisms 24 Apr 1847 29 Sep 1857 Xewkija • Baptisms 06 Dec 1847 30 Aug 1857 Għarb • Baptisms 11 Dec 1848 28 Sep 1856 Nadur • Baptisms 22 Aug 1847 08 Oct 1857 Sannat •Baptisms 05 Jun 1850 21 Jul 1855 Żebbuġ • Baptisms 30 Nov 1848 22 Oct 1857 Xagħra • Baptisms 17 Mar 1855 01 Nov 1857 Għajnsielem • Baptisms 18 Dec 1850 20 Jul 1857 Matrice • Deaths 31 Dec 1850 01 Jul 1857 Matrice and Rabat • Deaths Infants 03 Jan 1851 26 Jul 1857 Rabat-St George • Deaths 07 Nov 1850 09 Oct 1857 Xewkija • Deaths 16 Oct 1850 06 Oct 1857 Għarb • Deaths 30 Dec 1850 19 Dec 1856 Nadur • Deaths 31 Jan 1851 27 Sep 1857 Ta’ Sannat • Deaths 14 Jan 1851 04 Oct 1857 Ta’ Sannat • Deaths Infants 09 Dec 1850 26 Jul 1855 Żebbuġ • Deaths 21 Dec 1850 27 Oct 1857 Xagħra • Deaths 27 May 1855 05 Nov 1857 Għajnsielem • Deaths 47 1908 1924 Gozo • Baptisms–Marriages–Deaths (alphabetical) 48 13 Oct 1863 07 Feb 1875 Xewkija • Marriages 18 Feb 1873 20 May 1878 Qala • Marriages 08 Apr 1872 20 Feb 1876 Qala • Deaths 08 Apr 1872 08 Oct 1876 Qala • Baptisms 15 Oct 1871 02 Mar 1872 Qala • Births Police Registers (missing elsewhere) 20 Jul 1857 13 Jan 1876 Matrice • Deaths 26 Jul 1857 08 Feb 1876 Rabat-St George • Deaths 01 Aug 1857 Gozo • Death Infant 27 Sep 1857 31 May 1876 Sannat • Deaths 49 07 Jan 1863 05 Jan 1876 Nadur • Baptisms 01 Jan 1863 29 Feb 1876 Nadur • Marriages 25 Nov 1863 30 Jan 1875 Xewkija • Baptisms 09 Jan 1863 02 Mar 1875 Xewkija • Deaths 50 26 Sep 1857 09 Jan 1863 Xewkija • Deaths 17 Dec 1856 24 Jan 1863 Nadur • Deaths 05 Nov 1857 24 Dec 1875 Għajnsielem Deaths 24 Jan 1863 13 Feb 1876 Nadur • Deaths 19 Aug 1683 28 Jun 1873 Gozo • Deaths-Index of letter “F” 19 Sep 1857 05 Sep 1863 Xewkija • Marriages 27 Apr 1857 01 Jan 1863 Nadur • Marriages 03 Nov 1857 18 Nov 1875 Għajnsielem • Marriages 28 Oct 1857 27 Jan 1876 Xagħra • Marriages 51 25 Sep 1857 22 Nov 1863 Xewkija • Baptisms 25 Sep 1856 07 Jan 1863 Nadur • Baptisms 01 Nov 1867 19 Feb 1876 Għajnsielem • Baptisms 05 Oct 1866 14 May 1876 Żebbuġ • Baptisms 22 Oct 1857 01 Jan 1876 Xagħra • Baptisms 52 01 Jul 1865 02 Dec 1882 Matrice • Marriages 25 Apr 1865 02 Dec 1882 Rabat-St George • Marriages 06 Oct 1865 06 Oct 1882 Matrice • Baptisms 16 May 1865 11 May1874 Rabat-St George • Baptisms 53 11 May 1874 29 Oct 1882 Rabat-St George • Baptisms 13 Jan 1876 02 Jul 1883 Matrice • Deaths 08 Feb 1876 27 Jun 1883 Rabat-St George • Deaths 02 Jan 1876 05 Jul 1883 Matrice and Rabat • Infants Deaths 54 27 Feb 1875 29 Dec 1886 Xewkija • Baptisms
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    The Ciantar Family of Gozo: The Għajnsielem- Xewkija Connection geoffrey G. attard Introduction Ciantar in 1455 although a Federicus Ciantar was mentioned in the Militia list earlier on in The second half of the nineteenth century is 1419 (Cassar, 2003: 87). On the same note, the most probably the most important part of the name of Count Giovanni Antonio Ciantar is often 1800’s in the history of the island of Gozo. It associated with Maltese History since it was he was during this period that the social, political who wrote the renowned Malta Illustrata and and religious life of the island flourished to some published it between 1772 and 1780 establishing extent and Gozo attracted the national news on a himself as one of Malta’s early modern historians more frequent, not to say, regular basis. Various (Schiavone, 2009: 583). events took place during the last decades of the century; in 1864 Gozo became an autonomous When it comes to Gozo, we know from parish diocese. Then, in 1887, Queen Victoria bestowed registers of a Ciantar in 1562 and the total of the status of ‘city’ to the ancient town of Rabat references to individuals with this surname and it began to bear her name. In the 1860’s the counts up to six (Vella, 2010: 195). It makes first musical societies began to take form and sense to conclude that the first Maltese Ciantar in 1881, two musical bands in Victoria were to inhabit the island of Gozo must have settled in formally baptised. Għajnsielem, the village nearest to Mġarr harbour that connected and still connects the small island Ciantar: Its Gozitan Roots with its sister island.