Birth Record Translation: Raffaela Cella

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Birth Record Translation: Raffaela Cella

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Could someone help with the translation of the following; Number 41 Raffaela Cella; Looking specifically the mother and father and other facts listed
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Thanks in advance for your help!! :D -Krissi
Infante, Cella or Celli,
Bagnoli Irpino, Avellino
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1906 May 31st in the town of Bagnoli Irpino at house at vico Ronca birth of Raffaela Cella delievered by Mariantonia Meloro age 69 midwife daughter of Raffaele Cella and Anna Clemente

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The record also states that the husband of Clemente was unable to make the declaration of the birth, and the presentation of the infant, because something prevented him from doing so. That's why the midwife did it in his place, but the reason why he couldn't do it himself is not given in the record.
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thank you both. very interesting!
so can you tell me which word in Italian indicates the mother and the father; i am assuming the word would be before the name in a sentence?
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tikibar22 wrote:thank you both. very interesting!
so can you tell me which word in Italian indicates the mother and the father; i am assuming the word would be before the name in a sentence?
You're very welcome.

After where it gives the address "Vico Ronca al numero due" it says "da Clemente Anna moglie di Cella Raffaele bracciante ambi domiciliati in Bagnoli e` nato"

"from Clemente Anna, wife of Cella Raffaele, day laborer, both living in Bagnoli is born"-this is how you know that Anna is the mother and Raffaele is the father.

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Wonderful! That is so helpful, i think knowing that information i can piece together what i need from future records i may need.

Thanks a bunch - Krissi
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tikibar22 wrote:Wonderful! That is so helpful, i think knowing that information i can piece together what i need from future records i may need.

Thanks a bunch - Krissi
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You've very welcome. If you need anything else, let us know.
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