Question about the meaning of the word 'loco' in the context of this death record. I know that Joseph was married to 'primo loco' Concetta Grillo, but following her name is 'secondo loco' Antonia Grillo and 'trimo(sp) loco' Maria Grazia Biundo(sp) and so forth giving his parents, etc. I don't want to assume, but is this an indication that those were previous wives or something else?
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Interpretation of death record of Joseph Salvia
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Re: Interpretation of death record of Joseph Salvia
Primo loco = in the first placePontiusmaximus wrote:Question about the meaning of the word 'loco' in the context of this death record. I know that Joseph was married to 'primo loco' Concetta Grillo, but following her name is 'secondo loco' Antonia Grillo and 'trimo(sp) ultimo loco' Maria Grazia Biundo(sp) and so forth giving his parents, etc. I don't want to assume, but is this an indication that those were previous wives YES or something else?
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Secondo loco = in the second place
Ultimo loco = in the last place.
I believe he was a widower - outliving all of the wives.
T.
Re: Interpretation of death record of Joseph Salvia
T is correct. All three wives predeceased him. Thanks for catching my mistake T. Erudita
Re: Interpretation of death record of Joseph Salvia
I had not seen your other post - but I believe you stated it correctlyerudita74 wrote:T is correct. All three wives predeceased him. Thanks for catching my mistake T. Erudita
T.