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Could someone please translate these 2 Rampinin Records for me, It would be greatly Appreciated.
Thank-you for your time
Help with Rampinni records Please
Re: Help with Rampinni records Please
Dach wrote:https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/T ... ,349683501
Could someone please translate these 2 Rampinin Records for me, It would be greatly Appreciated.
Thank-you for your time
#3
Dated 13 January 1884 at 9 AM at the town office in Fontecchio
Appearing was Angelovincenzo Carosa, 70 year old laborer of Fontecchio; and Sabatino Rosati, 53 year old laborer of Fontecchio; to declare that at 7 PM yesterday, at the place at San Nicola #3, died Angela Rampini, of age 11 months, infant residing in Fontecchio; born to Domenico, laborer; and to Rosa Carosa, spinner; both residing in Fontecchio; deceased was unmarried.
Witness to the record: Panfilo del Giudice, 73, laborer; and Savino Rosati, 72, sexton.
#4
Dated 16 January 1884 at 9 AM at the town office in Fontecchio
Appearing was Angelovincenzo Carosa, 70 year old laborer of Fontecchio; and Sabatino Rosati, 53 year old laborer of Fontecchio; to declare that at 9 PM yesterday, at the place at San Nicola #3, died Maria Croce Rampini, of age 3 years, young girl residing in Fontecchio; born to Domenico, laborer; and to Rosa Carosa, spinner; both residing in Fontecchio; deceased was unmarried.
Witness to the record: Panfilo del Giudice, 73, laborer; and Savino Rosati, 72, sexton.
T.
Re: Help with Rampinni records Please
Thank-you so much for all of your help, It has helped me fill in some of my tree, and has raised more and more question
This one is interesting because Sabatino Rosati Is the Dominico's Brother in law, but the other puzzling thing is the Panfilio Del Giudice he is also in my family tree on another branch, maybe it was a small town and all neighbors? I wonder what caused these 2 young kids to pass away? Anyway back to more researching. Thank-you so much again for your time 
S
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Re: Help with Rampinni records Please
Today, Fontecchio has a population of about 422 residents ...Dach wrote:Thank-you so much for all of your help, It has helped me fill in some of my tree, and has raised more and more questionThis one is interesting because Sabatino Rosati Is the Dominico's Brother in law, but the other puzzling thing is the Panfilio Del Giudice he is also in my family tree on another branch, maybe it was a small town and all neighbors? I wonder what caused these 2 young kids to pass away? Anyway back to more researching. Thank-you so much again for your time
S
Probably not MUCH more than than in 19th C. ? There were about 43 deaths recorded that year; and 39 births.
http://www.statoids.com/yit.html
Disease (like cholera and malaria) were a problem, as was malnutrition. Can not say for sure what caused the deaths of these young ones, but it was not uncommon.
T.
Re: Help with Rampinni records Please
As you can see here:
http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fontecchio ... emografica
population at the end of 19th century was about triple than today.
After WW2 most of country and mountain villages in Italy suffered from emigration to cities in search of better conditions of life.
http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fontecchio ... emografica
population at the end of 19th century was about triple than today.
After WW2 most of country and mountain villages in Italy suffered from emigration to cities in search of better conditions of life.
Giuseppe "Pippo" Moccaldi
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Re: Help with Rampinni records Please
'PippoM wrote:As you can see here:
http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fontecchio ... emografica
population at the end of 19th century was about triple than today.
After WW2 most of country and mountain villages in Italy suffered from emigration to cities in search of better conditions of life.
Great info, Pippo!
T.

