1898 Birth-last name of the mother?

[Haztek]

Can someone see the last name of the mother? Caterina (?)

Thanks, jerry
http://postimage.org/image/dp5l8h76j/

[erudita74]

Jerry
I think it's Guerriero, but I can't enlarge the image to be 100% certain.

[Haztek]

How about Guerrero? That name shows up in a name search for Cervinara.

Thanks erudita74.
Jerry

[erudita74]

How about Guerrero? That name shows up in a name search for Cervinara.

Thanks erudita74.
Jerry

It could be, Jerry, but I would need to see an enlarged image of the record to be sure of the accurate spelling of the surname.

[Haztek]

Here is a larger image (50% larger)
http://postimage.org/image/6eyiq9di3/

Thanks,

jerry

[erudita74]

Jerry
The image is still not large enough, but I can now tell that the first letter of the last name is not a G, as it is formed differently than the first letter of the first name of the first witness. It could be a letter P, but I am not sure, and have no idea what the surname would be if it were a P. Also I think the surname ends in "io."

[Haztek]

I was able to make it much bigger. How about now?
Thanks, jerry



http://postimage.org/image/5v447gllr/

[erudita74]

Still a problem with the clarity of the surname, Jerry. Now the first letter could be a B but I don't see enough letters for the surname to be Beniamino. I think someone else on the forum needs to try this one. Sorry.

[Haztek]

Thank you for your efforts
jerry

[Haztek]

I found another birth record with the same parents. I think the mother's last name is a little clearer in this record.
Thanks, jerry


http://postimage.org/image/ocjm2bewp/

[erudita74]

I think it could be Germano even though the G looks different from the one in Giuseppe. This is a current surname in the town.

[Haztek]

Thank you for your time and efforts.
I will go with Germano.
jerry

[erudita74]

You're welcome, Jerry. I think your decision to go with Germano is a good one.