Iannotta, Musto matrimoni

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Jim
I think I've got it. The words are L'ispettore-the inspector- followed by his last name which is ? and Sergio, his first name.
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That was quite a challenge. I don't know if I should be disappointed or excited with the results. I do appreciate the effort you and Tessa put into it.
I'll probably ignore any annotations I find on future Atto di Matrimonio documents.
Thank you so much.

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Jim
I am already insane from all the years I have tried to decipher a lot of things on these state civil records. Even though you may be disappointed this time that the notation really doesn't give you any further information about the spouses, I personally would not ignore any notation on any of these records, as you just never know if there is some info there that is important. Always best to check in case there is.
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I am thankful to have people like you and others who are willing to help me pursue these answers.
Thank you again.

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Always happy to help, Jim. I just wish this website was around when I first started researching the microfilmed records. In those days, I was on my own.
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oilman19 wrote: T.,
Is the annotation possibly an official signing off on the document? Just a guess.
Is this the annotation?
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I don't believe it refers to the marriage act.
The 2nd line reads: l'Ispettore Dxxxxxx
and the 3rd line: Sergio
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Thank you, Livio.

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