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http://dl.antenati.san.beniculturali.it/v/Archivio+di+Stato+di+Potenza/Stato+civile+della+restaurazione/Marsico+Nuovo/Nati/1859/007694097_02292.jpg.html?g2_imageViewsIndex=0 Does this list Maria Catuosco's fathers name? I know sometimes not listed. But I can't make out some of the writing after her ...

I know Spanish Nationalities use two last names but I have never seen it with Italians. My grandmother's new found biological father's family from Agrigento is using two last names Maurici-Lino. Is this odd? Or is it common in certain parts of Italy to do this?? Thanks, Stephanie Depending where th...

Cool, thank you. omg 4-11. wow thats short.

I know it says birth on top, but it should have been crossed out, like one before it.

http://dl.antenati.san.beniculturali.it/v/Archivio+di+Stato+di+Potenza/Stato+civile+della+restaurazione/Marsico+Nuovo/Diversi/1819/007694112_01778.jpg.html?g2_imageViewsIndex=0 I have much info on this document. But anywhere on it does it say his age, or what he may have looked like. Married maybe? ...

Ahhh thats good to know. I have seen the in vita before. Thank you

Ellen,
It would be better though if you could post a link to the record.

Erudita


this is the file. I know his parents are dead aready. So my question was can I trust when its says " di " . And I guess the answer is no..LOL

Is it possible that a di on a certificate could be a mistake? Im wondering if a relative was really alive in a cert. but it does say di and not fu

Thank you. I always add something to the ancestors I find. I want to know their story. I found in my research my great great greatgrandmother lost her parents with in a week of each other. I wanted to make sure I included that in my tree facts. How she must have felt..These are people, my people, an...

Its translated from Italian. So I can't be sure if all words are correctly translated.

History Random archaeological finds have allowed us to attribute with certainty to the town of Marsico pre-Roman origins. A fortified and strongly connoted center, perhaps the Abellinum Marsicum, already mentioned by Pliny, occupied the highest part of the current settlement already between the fift...

Thank you again. You went above and beyond with your help

Thank you sooooooooooo much

Yes Its It Gianovario Laino one. That is her husband. The correct one is the Aug 1 1840. Mother Angelina Milano.