Birth Record Translation, 1858

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JOHN08
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Birth Record Translation, 1858

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My translation of this birth record:

Year: 1858, Month: March, Day: 17th, Appeared: Giuseppe ?, Son of deceased ?, Age: 34, Profession: peasant farmer, Living: village of Casoli in Atri.

Giuseppe declared the birth of his male baby, Domenicantonio, born on the 7th of March to his wife, Carolina Remigiotti, age 34.

Appreciate any corrections/additions.

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JOHN08 wrote:My translation of this birth record:

Year: 1858, Month: March, Day: 8 at 17th hour (5 PM), Appeared: Giuseppe Di Maurizio??, Son of deceased M??, Age: 34, Profession: peasant farmer, Living: village of Casoli in Atri.

Giuseppe declared the birth of his male baby, Domenicantonio, born on the 7th of March to his wife, Carolina Remigiotti, age 34.

Appreciate any corrections/additions.

John

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Hi John :D

Not really sure of the surname of the father - was looking at the correction in the left column, and how his name was written at the end of the record for help ... it looks like Di Maurizio.

HIS father's name is a blur. No idea

You have the rest correct (except for the record date and time :-) )

Sorry I could not be of more assistance. This record is so blurry when enlarged.

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Tessa,

Thank you for your input.

I also thought the surname is Di Maurizio, but I wanted another "pair of eyes" for verification.

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JOHN08 wrote:Tessa,

Thank you for your input.

I also thought the surname is Di Maurizio, but I wanted another "pair of eyes" for verification.

John
Glad we saw the same thing! :-)

When you "discover" the name of his father... can you post it? Just very curious.

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Father's name could be Maurizio, but I'm not sure. If that's right, Giuseppe's GF must have been a very imaginative man!!
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