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Hi,

In looking over notes from a distant relative from Brazil, he wrote the following in some notes.

Can someone help me, I know that he is from Brazil, but of Italian heritage also.

Dont know if this is Italian or not.

1. entrou nos EUA com 55 anos em 09 Fev 1903

2. Giuseppe Paruolo, n. 23 Jul 1881 em Monte San Giacomo, Casou-se aos 24 April 1910 com Maria Grazia...em Capaccio (?) Giuseppe filho de quem?

I gathered a few words. anos (year), em assuming in, but the rest I just cannot get.

Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks,

Ally
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this is portoguese.. however for what I understand, is:
1. it came from we EUA( a state sigle?) when 55 old in 9 Feb 1903
2.giuseppe paruolo born in Monte San Giacomo(Italy) in 23 Jul 1883, married the 24 apr 1910 at Maria Grazia ...em(?) Capaccio ..? Giuseppe son of who?
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Suanj,

Once again you come to my aide! Thank you!

Wasn't too sure on the language whether Spanish, Port. etc.

Thanks for you help!

How ya been!

Hope your well.

Later,
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Hi ally I know a little because I help many descendants of italians emigrated in Brasil, and they no able in english or italian so I learned a little of portoguese... and especially about the genealogy words.. happy of help you, regards, suanj
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