TexasJon wrote:Thanks very much for your help with the translation.
The name 'Giumera' is one I haven't seen before. In fact, I was expecting 'Francesca.'
Could you help with the translation of two additional extracts?
They should be:
(1) the birth record of Giuseppe Bianchi (son of the person mentioned in the certificates posted at the start of this thread) and
(2) the death record of 'Francesa' Buti (but looks like Giumera).
I am also unfamiliar with the given name Giumera - and
on the birth record she is identified as FRANCESCA
Birth #30
Dated 8 July 1894 at 3:20 PM at the town office in Gallese
Appearing before the official was Lucrezia Orlandi, 54 year old midwife residing in Gallese, to declare that at 1 PM on the 7th of the current month at the place at Via S. Lorenzo, to
FRANCESCA BUTI, peasant farmer residing here, widow of Giuseppe Bianchi, a peasant farmer who resided here, was born a male child who she presented to the official and to whom was given the name GIUSEPPE
Witnesses to the record: Domenico Massa, 35, clerk; Giuseppe Pace, 50, middleclass.
The midwife made the presentation in place of the husband of Francesca Buti because he died 6 February of the current year.
Death Act
#21
Dated 8 December 1941
Appearing before the official was Giovanni Tozzi, son of Nicola, age 45, worker, who presented testimony of Montamino(?) Spiga, son of deceased Vincenzo, age 39, blacksmith; and Umberto Santini, son of deceased Domenico, age 49, laborer; that on 8 December 1941 at 3:30 AM at Via delle Corsi #8, died
GIUMERA BUTI, age 68, resident of Gallese, housewife born in Gallese to deceased Cesare and deceased Cesarina Panni;
spouse of Nicola Tozzi.
The notations in the left column have nothing to do with the deceased. They are the notations of the official as he closes the book of deaths for that year.
T.