Timeline of Curates in Incino
1904–1908: Don Baldassare Girardi
1908–1915: Don Luigi Zotti from Roana (VI)
1915–1916: Don Antonio Guerra from Molvena
1918–1920: Don Giovanni Rizzolo
1920–1923: Don Modesto Zancanaro from Incino
1923–1928: Don Pietro Pertile from Campese
1928–1930: Don Federico Mazzocco from Quero
1930–1932: Don Augusto Borin from Merlara
1932–1934: Don Giuseppe Carraro from Camposampiero
1934–1936: Don Angelo Scarpin from Cittadella
1936–1939: Don Angelo Rizzo
1939–1942: Don Ernesto Zuccato
August 11th–September 28th, 1942: Don Gaetano Zandonà
October 1942–November 1948: Don Carlo Marini from Carrè (VI)
November 1948–August 1949: Don Cesare Zoccoletto (with only the title of vice curate)
August 1949–June 1957: Don Antonio Pavan
June 1957–June 1960: Don Elisio Salmaso
June 1960–August 1961: Don Bruno Nardo
August 1961–June 1967: Don Eugenio Alberelli
In 63 years there were 19 curates in Incino, with an average tenure of just three years each.
How Incino lost about 500 inhabitants over the course of a century
Year Residents
1904 517
1924 472
1930 500
1935 326
1938 222
1943 303
1948 217
1949 218
1963 181
1967 136
1973 97
1974 92
1987 57
2004 19
2012 15
2017 9
Bibliography
Much of the information published in this booklet starting from 1900 is taken from the parish archives of Rocca and Arsiè, particularly from two handwritten notebooks with the accounts of numerous curates entitled Chronicles of the Curacy.
Additional sources used are:
Don G.B. Segato, Monograph of Arsiè.
D. Dall’Agnol, Fastro and Its History.
Township of Arsiè, Notes on Local History.
F. Nanfara, Arsiè: Historical Crumbs.
S. Lancerini, The Vanishing Valley.
L. Girotto, Soldiers and Fortresses in Asiago and Grappa.
Don D. Secco, Cismon.
B. Zilotti, I’m singing Arsiè.
F. Zangrando, Belluno and Its Province.
Dal Zio, The Shrines of Arsiè, Fonzaso, Lamon, Sovramonte.
Various Authors, The Feltrino Invaded.
P Giois, Parish Priests and Resistance in the Vicariates of Fonzaso and Quero.
A. Sirena, The Memory of the Stones.
Written by Walter Zancanaro. Translated by Benno Kling.
Translation copyright © 2018–2022 Benno Kling.