Titlebook: Spiritual Kinship in Europe, 1500-1900; Guido Alfani (Assistant Professor),Vincent Gourdon Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Mac

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Spiritual kinship and godparenthood: an introductioner, it was considered a second birth, a ‘spiritual birth’ within a group of relatives normally different from that based on blood relations: the spiritual family, composed of godfathers and godmothers. In the eyes of the Church there was a tie of kinship between godfathers and godmothers on one side

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Immigrants and formalisation of social ties in Early Modern Italy: Ivrea in the sixteenth and seventegree, marriage witnessing.. Stimulated by new empirical studies that provided data of a kind unavailable in the past,. international researchers began to realise that information about these ties, when collected systematically from the parish registers of baptisms and marriages, allows analysis of

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Ecclesiastical godparenthood in Early Modern Murciar-enthood had become a means of establishing social ties that unified the community and gave an opportunity to obtain an official friendship with people of higher rank (Alfani, 2009a). As a result, baptism involved and also underpinned the principles of the ‘gift economy’ of the . (Alfani and Gourdo

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Godparenthood and social networks in an Italian rural community: Nonantola in the sixteenth and seveSince the Middle Ages, this institution, which acquired its current characteristics after centuries of transformation, has deeply influenced the way in which the people of Nonantola interacted among themselves and with their lands. Created as a common endowment for all the inhabitants of the town, t

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Godparenthood and social relationships in France under the ,: Lyons as a case study582). In 1597, its population did not exceed 30,000 or 35,000 inhabitants (Zeller, 1983: 231), a considerable decline compared with the end of the previous century when the city had approximately 50,000 inhabitants (Gonthier, 1978: 169). In the first half of the seventeenth century, the Catholic Ref

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Who wants to be a godparent? Baptisms in a Lutheran Church in Paris, 1755–1804baptismal ceremony. A child had been born the day before, a boy, who would be baptised Charles François Médard Frédéric. The parents were the wholesaler Charles Louis Waltz and his wife Élisabeth Petersohn, both immigrants of German origin. Waltz was born in Lörrach in the southern part of Baden-Wür