A record naming one person two ways joins those spellings for that person. We build the wider family connection by following the people, households and generations between the records.
Antonio / Antonios · Corfu
Bridge reported in a source study1699 · AM 5702
ANTONII COCCHINI · ΑΝΤΩΝΙΟΥ ΚΟΚΚΙΝΗ
The inscription names one benefactor in Latin and Greek. The supplied inscription study reports both readings on the same stone: a person-specific bridge between Cocchini and Kokkini. The well photograph still needs to be linked in our archive; the Port Authority independently identifies the donor.
Source: Kremasti well inscription; Corfu spelling study §5; Corfu Port Authority
Philotheos · Constantinople
Same-person name bridge1300 · AM 5303
Philotheos Kokkinos · Philotheus Coccinus · Filoteo Coccino
Authority files and scholarship give Greek, Latin and Italian names for the same patriarch. This documents the Kokk– / Cocc– rendering for this person; the connecting generations to other branches are the next research thread.
Source: Deutsche Biographie, authority record 119159147; specialist Philotheos scholarship
Nicoletto · Cephalonia
Bridge reported in a source study1711 · AM 5714
Nicoletto Cocchino / Nicoletto Cochino
The supplied source review identifies these as alternate spellings of Nicoletto, married to Anastasulla Cazzaiti on 29 December 1711. The linked printed text and chart allow the household comparison to be checked together.
Source: Rizo-Rangabé, Céphalonie I (1926), pp.116–118; Ionian identity review
Gustavo · Abruzzo
Bridge reported in a source study1917 · AM 5920
Ten.te Cocchini Gustavo · Cocchino Gustavo Ten.
The Collecorvino plaque spells the lieutenant’s name Cocchini. The Abruzzo study reports Cocchino on the Serramonacesca memorial for the same lieutenant. One plaque is linked here; the second memorial is the next image to attach.
Source: Collecorvino memorial; Abruzzo master report, memorial chapter
Maria / Nicolette · Smyrna
Connection being researched1797 · AM 5800
Cocchini della Grammatica · Cochine · Cachine
Family narratives and register indexes use these names around the La Fontaine household. Matching spouse, place, period and children support a working identity comparison. Coccinou occurs in the next generation; it is not another name for the mother. Original marriage and baptism entries are the next step.
Source: Giraud, Family Records (1934); Smyrna chaplaincy indexes; Smyrna evidence report §6