1865 Last name of the civil official & Title

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Looking for the last name of the civil official and his title.
Thanks, jerry
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Haztek wrote:Looking for the last name of the civil official and his title.
Thanks, jerry
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I can't read his surname, but I see the words il Regio Delegato, and I think the next word on the next line is funzionante or some variation in spelling of that word- in other words functioning in the capacity of the royal (possibly regional) delegate and mayor of...
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Thanks Erudita!
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