Does anyone know more about this simple fable or folk saying ?
My Tuscan step-grandfather once told a fable about three European wolves. Each one held some meat in their mouths and when each was asked what they had, they answered in their native language, with the italian wolf proven superior.
The ...

Thank you very much ! This document is for a dear cousin-in-law related to my Strianese grandmother's brother's wife. Great people.

Atto#58.Please help with end of the last sentence in the first paragraph. Not clear " senza di aver lasciato figli ...o credi assente" ?

https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12 ... 86/58YZDlk

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Please help to locate native town of Giovanni, father of Pasquale in this 1882 birth record. I am assisting a cousin-in-law. Greatly appreciated ! Thank You !
From 1882 birth record # 20, pag 207, town of Calasca. Antenati.it.
https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12657/an_ua280018/5BRdzoM

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My genealogist friend likens it to a video game -- point and click.

Includes my gtgrandfather, Pasquale Carotenuto b. 1875. Some years indexed. My twenty-five year wait is over, hello ancestors !

Other possibility, Quietone. Appears in Caserta records on Ancestry but not when I searched google.

Thank you very much. Makes sense. I could also see Quietone which maybe was phonetic form for, as you say, Quintoni, maybe not a local name and unfamiliar to the person recording it? Most of the names in the index are Quattrini, common there for years, but one entry was corrected maybe because it ...

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From antenati italiani, Arce, Caserta.
In the 1865 birth record and index for
Francesco Meglio, in Arce, what is the maternal last name? Parents' surnames seem new to that town.
I am helping a cousin.

I'd be grateful for translations of Polish birth records of my greatgrandmother, Pelagia Maria Jagniatkowska, 1867 in Modliborek, KP; her brother Leon's death in 1851; Sister Pelagia Anastazja birth. All children of Wawrzyniec and Joanna (Kzreciejewska) Jagniatkowski.
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Olive oil, grated cheese sauce used. Even the air drying was a skilled trade.

Yes, thanks ! My ancestors were Casertan macaroni makers , millers, and pizza makers, so I included in my tree several illustrations of open air macaroni making and munching like those you shared.

I appreciate the help, thank you.
Owner of photo was born in Providence c.1918, second generation Casertana-Americana. She spent her life as a retail proprietor in NJ, including seasonal residence in Florida.
Cousins found photo, were looking at it , guessed the dates are 1907/1957 , and wanted to ...

Thank you so much . Both are musicians, but Greg was born 1945 or so and wouldn't fit time frame.