Please translate these two birth records. Thanks everyone for all your help. I really do appreciate it.
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Please translate two more birth records from SM
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Re: Please translate two more birth records from SM
Record #157 for Maria Di Giovanna Dated May 22, 1887 at 9:15 a.m.
Appearing was Michele Di Giovanna, age 46, a day laborer. He reported that, at 5:20 a.m., in the house on via Cattano, on the 21st, a female infant was born to his wife, Audenzia Ciarolo, who was living with him. He was presenting this infant who was being named Maria. Witnesses were Michele Ciaccio, age 40, a shoemaker, and Margarita Sena, age 50, a manufacturer. All parties except for the town official were illiterate, so only he signed below.
Record #110 for Leonardo Montelione dated May 14, 1876 at 9:20 a.m.
Appearing was Biagio Montelione, age 30, a member of the middle class (borgese) who reported that on the 13th, in the house on via Calvario, a male infant was born to his wife, Giuseppa Montelione, who was living with him. Witnesses to the declaration and presentation of the infant were Gaspare la Sala, age 40, a peasant/farmer, and Gaspare Mauceri, age 40, same occupation. The document was only signed by the town official, Baldassare Mangiaracina, as the others were all illiterate.
Erudita
Appearing was Michele Di Giovanna, age 46, a day laborer. He reported that, at 5:20 a.m., in the house on via Cattano, on the 21st, a female infant was born to his wife, Audenzia Ciarolo, who was living with him. He was presenting this infant who was being named Maria. Witnesses were Michele Ciaccio, age 40, a shoemaker, and Margarita Sena, age 50, a manufacturer. All parties except for the town official were illiterate, so only he signed below.
Record #110 for Leonardo Montelione dated May 14, 1876 at 9:20 a.m.
Appearing was Biagio Montelione, age 30, a member of the middle class (borgese) who reported that on the 13th, in the house on via Calvario, a male infant was born to his wife, Giuseppa Montelione, who was living with him. Witnesses to the declaration and presentation of the infant were Gaspare la Sala, age 40, a peasant/farmer, and Gaspare Mauceri, age 40, same occupation. The document was only signed by the town official, Baldassare Mangiaracina, as the others were all illiterate.
Erudita
