Record #130
Birth record of Caterina DUNIO
Birthday: 1 June 1870

Parents: Giuseppe DUNIO, son of Giacomo, 26 years old, laborer (bracciale), living in this town, who has presented a female baby, born on the first of this month at midnight, to his wife Grazia BOTTI, 25 years old, to whom they give ...

My local FHL crew is helping by email. Maybe if you contact them to ask if they could look for a specific record, they would do it?

You may want to go the assistance route, at least to speak to the archive on your behalf.

Regarding Cosenza: If I recall, it was just 5 euros, which was all that I wanted to gamble on the venture. That was 8 years ago now. :) I didn't email them, just put the request in the mail, written in Italian ...

The side notes are about Ernarda--what a name. It means that she married Gennaro in 1905 and she died in 1956.

In the Italian vital record system, no matter where someone was married or died, the town of their birth was to be notified and an annotation/side note was supposed to be entered on their ...

Birth record #173 of __narda Migliarese
Record date: 23 October 1879

Francesco Migliarese, 38 years old, phlebotomist, living in Grottaminarda, states that at 6:30 p.m. on the 22nd of October, at his house on Strada Nostra Donna, number 28, was born a baby girl, to whom he gives the name __narda ...

Death Record #52
Giuseppe Migliarese, 8 months old, born and died in Grottaminarda.
26 July 1868
Son of Francesco, phlebotomist, and Teresa Adinolfi, peasant
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His profession is clearer in this one!

Record # 41 of 22 June 1870
Death record of Maria Felice Migliarese, 3 years old, born and died in Grottamiranda, daughter of Francesco, flebotomo* and Teresa Adinolfi, peasant

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*this is the Italian word in the record. I’m not sure if this is a phlebotomist or a blood-letter.

Death Record #116
Mariana Manfredi, around 90 years old, widow of Domenico Migliarese. She was born in Catanzaro, daughter of the late Giovanni and the late Catarina Longo, and died on 18 February 1845 at 2 p.m.

I think it approximates to robbery. Someone more fluent than I may correct this though.

The only experience I have with the archives in Cosenza has been to snail mail them requests for vital records with a couple of euros tucked in. They have responded in about a month. I included all the information that I had (in an attempt to make my request as easy as possible to fulfill!) My gg ...

Unfortunately, it does not give her age but it does say she's alive. As you surmised with Domenico, there should be a death certificate waiting to be found (post-1811) for her as well.

Birth Record # 279
16 August 1815
Catanzaro

Came Vitaliano Cosentino, 22 years old, tailor, living in the parish of SS Basilio e Menna, was born to the declarant and Rosa Migliarese, 26 years old, his wife, a baby girl, which he presented and named Maria Rosa Geltrude.

This presentation was ...

Number 42
Recorded on 9 Feb 1811 at 3 pm

Declarants:
Domenico Migliarese, 65 years old, hairdresser
Antonio _irardi, 50 years old, peasant,

Deceased:
Catarina Migliarese, 15 years old, born in the city of Catanzaro, daughter of Domenico Migliarese, hairdresser, and Mariantonia Manfredi, of this ...

From what I've gleaned from the Facebook Group (Dual US-Italian Citizenship), it seems that the NYC consulate would take the printout because it will be sent back to Lungro to be inscribed there once your Italian citizenship is recognized. The officials in Lungro would know that their books were ...

I should have added: the text above is the main idea in the body of the act. The margin note is just shorthand for the same. There is a lot of referencing different acts/laws that allowed Anastasia to come and declare this later in the main document, which contributes to its length.

Hope that helps!