Antonio Incognito Birth Record

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Antonio Incognito Birth Record

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Good Evening: I found a birth record for my great-uncle, Antonio Incognito. I am positive this is his because it lists Carmella Cappadona and Rosario Incognito on the record. I would like to have this record translated so that I will have his birth date and maybe other ancestors or an address is also listed.

Thank you in advance for your time to translate this record.
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he was born on july 4, 1890. no other information for other generations is indicated.

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Thank you. Was there a street address or occupation listed.
It is hoped that the research I am doing helps to discover, preserve and celebrate my family history.

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Re: Antonio Incognito Birth Record

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ItalianbellaSA wrote:Thank you. Was there a street address or occupation listed.
The child's name is Antonino, not Antonio
Rosario was 34, he and his wife were peasant farmers.
The house where Antonino was born was located in Contrada Provenzani.
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Thank you Livio. I just was able to update my family tree with more information. I find this so interesting and have made this a hobby that I enjoy more than anything else - putting all the pieces of my family history together like a puzzle. I only wish my parents were alive to see what I have accomplished.
It is hoped that the research I am doing helps to discover, preserve and celebrate my family history.

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