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Addolorata Sausto, born February 20, 1883 to Francesco Sausto, aged 40, farmer, & Rosa Felitti; in the house at #9 Via San Giovanni, in Vietri di Potenza. Also, if someone could explain the notation in the margin? Thanks!!
Roccanova/Magistra/Rubertone/Paduano of Craco, Matera, Basilicata AND Latorraca/Cassino/Petrocelli/Peluso of Saponara di Grumento (now Grumento Nova) & Moliterno, Potenza, Basilicata
Roccanova/Magistra/Rubertone/Paduano of Craco, Matera, Basilicata AND Latorraca/Cassino/Petrocelli/Peluso of Saponara di Grumento (now Grumento Nova) & Moliterno, Potenza, Basilicata
Okay, really, last one before work! (Why can't I get someone to pay me to find these all day!! )
Roccanova/Magistra/Rubertone/Paduano of Craco, Matera, Basilicata AND Latorraca/Cassino/Petrocelli/Peluso of Saponara di Grumento (now Grumento Nova) & Moliterno, Potenza, Basilicata
DebiHarbuck wrote:Can someone confirm that I have this right?
Addolorata Sausto, born February 20, 1883 to Francesco Sausto, aged 40, farmer, & Rosa Felitti; in the house at #9 Via San Giovanni, in Vietri di Potenza. Also, if someone could explain the notation in the margin? Thanks!!
On 12 12 1902 Addolorata married Carmine Marasco. Annotation made in Potenza on May 31 1904
DebiHarbuck wrote:And, sorry, help with this one (#1)?
On July 12 1913 Carmine Marasco presented to the Ufficio di Stato Civile in Vietri di Potenza the following death certificate:
"New york health department- Addolorata Sausto, daughter of Francesco and of Rosa Felitti, female, white, married to Carmine Marasco, Italian, died June 6 1908"
Cause of death: tuberculosis, bronchopneumonia.
That's very interesting about Addorolata's Atti di Morte...I've not encountered that before. Does anyone have any thoughts? Did he perhaps go home and then decide to remarry? Is there some point of Italian law at work here?
Roccanova/Magistra/Rubertone/Paduano of Craco, Matera, Basilicata AND Latorraca/Cassino/Petrocelli/Peluso of Saponara di Grumento (now Grumento Nova) & Moliterno, Potenza, Basilicata
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