does this death record state age and parents of deceased?

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does this death record state age and parents of deceased?

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http://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.i ... 6.jpg.html

thank you for taking a look. Am looking to see Maria Rante who i believe died Aug 16, 1801 (please correct me if I'm incorrect):

1.does it state her age at death
2. does it state her parents.
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stellina13 wrote:http://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.i ... 6.jpg.html

thank you for taking a look. Am looking to see Maria Rante who i believe died Aug 16, 1801 (please correct me if I'm incorrect):

1.does it state her age at death
2. does it state her parents.
Nina
Record only reads that Maria (no last name given), the widow of deceased Pietro Pietro Salutario of this town, died Aug 16, 1801 and is buried in this church of S. Francesco. No age at death or parents' names are given.
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thank you kindly Erudita~
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stellina13 wrote:thank you kindly Erudita~

You're very welcome, Nina. Sorry the additional info wasn't in the record.
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On the marriage publication on the previous pages it says Maria Rante is alive in 1809

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adelfio wrote:On the marriage publication on the previous pages it says Maria Rante is alive in 1809

PG LINK TO RECORD
http://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.i ... ewsIndex=0
I don't agree. I believe that the phrase "delli fu`" which precedes the father's name is referring to both parents being deceased in 1809, at the time of marriage publication. The word "delli" is plural and not singular. If the grammar was correct in this record, it would read "delli furono." If it was singular, and only referring to the father, it would read fu followed by his name, or "del fu" followed by his name.

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