Can anyone puzzle out the name of the town given as the "place of birth" on this draft card for Nicola Vitale?

Thanks, Marty!

This is the first time I've ever seen the phrase "son of the state"...is that standard language for the area & time?

Thank you, Pippa. Can anyone make out the third word of Giovanni's birthplace, or explain the notation "son of the state"? Giovanni died in the US (NYC) and his death certificate contains parents names. While he was known to be a musician, he was not thought to be a foundling of unknown pa...

I'd appreciate some help/double checking with these two, please. The first is a marriage record (#17) for Giovanni Famoso, 25, *occupation I cannot decipher* (caller?), who married Anna Vincenza Sebastiana Pirolli, 21, *occupation I cannot decipher*, daughter of Francesco Pirolli and Elisabetta ??. ...

Love that, Nick! In my family, we have that problem with Pietro/Peter. Growing up I knew Big Pete, Middle Pete, Little Pete, and Re-Pete. Re-Pete is almost 50 now...and no one has named a child Peter in our family in a long time.

Thank's, Livio.

Thanks, Marty...and ideas on the words after "delle unione con uomo celibe non parente" ?

I have the gist of this, but am very curious about the wording regarding the unnamed father. What exactly is the phrase used to describe him in the space after the mother's address on this form?

Thanks, Livio!

Because all the marriage books I seem to need are missing.

Can someone help with this one for Francesco Sausto & Rosa Felitti, please?

I have pulled the birth and marriage records for this Pietro Sausto, sent a message to the owner of that tree, and left a comment. Hopefully, someone will contact me and I can give this information. I'll keep you posted!

Thank you, again (and again and again!) for your help!

Oh...sad to think those little girls might have lost their whole family when their mama died.

HAHAHAHA...you guys make me laugh very hard...which is good.

Thank you both!

Thanks, Livio! I'd appreciate help with the ages and names as time permits, as THIS Antonio does belong on my tree.

I will search out that family of Peter Sausto and provide them these records...and the next Sausto reunion might be BIGGER instead of smaller