Can someone tell me about the document. It looks like a name change but I am not sure.
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/T ... ,249456102
Would really appreciate it. This was found in birth records for 1886 record pt. 2-4
Thank you
lilbees
Tribunale change Stefano Iovino???
Tribunale change Stefano Iovino???
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Re: Tribunale change Stefano Iovino???
It looks to me to be a correction of the father's name from Salvatore to Santi...
Hope someone else will also take a look
T.
Hope someone else will also take a look
T.
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Re: Tribunale change Stefano Iovino???
CorrectTessa78 wrote:It looks to me to be a correction of the father's name from Salvatore to Santi...
Hope someone else will also take a look
T.
Re: Tribunale change Stefano Iovino???
I could certainly use a little more detail than just the name if someone can take another look at this record.
Thanks,
lilbees
Thanks,
lilbees
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Re: Tribunale change Stefano Iovino???
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/T ... ,249201901
This is the birth record from 1862-number 101 which is referred to in the 1886 record you found. As you can see, the father's name on the original record (birth took place on March 1, 1862) was written as Salvatore and not Santi. In 1886, the court corrected the error made on this 1862 record and indicated that the father's first name should have been Santi and not Salvatore. What is interesting though is that, on page 2 of the original record, the father's signature appears as Salvatore. The witnesses were illiterate and did not sign the record, but the father did.
Erudita
This is the birth record from 1862-number 101 which is referred to in the 1886 record you found. As you can see, the father's name on the original record (birth took place on March 1, 1862) was written as Salvatore and not Santi. In 1886, the court corrected the error made on this 1862 record and indicated that the father's first name should have been Santi and not Salvatore. What is interesting though is that, on page 2 of the original record, the father's signature appears as Salvatore. The witnesses were illiterate and did not sign the record, but the father did.
Erudita
Re: Tribunale change Stefano Iovino???
Thank you Erudita once again for clarifying.
lilbees
lilbees
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Re: Tribunale change Stefano Iovino???
lilbees wrote:Thank you Erudita once again for clarifying.
lilbees
I'm glad finding the original record clarified everything for you.
Erudita