Death of Anna Maria Tambascia

[scraig32]

I think I have translated correctly. Just wondering if you could take a look though? Thank you. Suzanne

#29
21 February 1871 in the town of Riccia.
died Anna Maria Tambascia at the age of 80 in her own home, peasant farmer who lived in Riccia. Her mom and dad were both deceased, Felice and Rosa di Giorgio. Widow of Crescenzo Rauso. She is survived by 3 adult children.

http://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.i ... ewsIndex=0

[erudita74]

I think I have translated correctly. Just wondering if you could take a look though? Thank you. Suzanne

#29
21 February 1871 in the town of Riccia.
died Anna Maria Tambascia at the age of 80 in her own home, peasant farmer who lived in Riccia. Her mom and dad were both deceased, Felice and Rosa di Giorgio. Widow of Crescenzo Rauso. She is survived by 3 adult children.

http://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.i ... ewsIndex=0

Eccellente, Suzanne. One additional piece of info-she died in her house on Strada Airella, in case you need this info.

Erudita

[AngelaGrace56]

Great find Suzanne. I admire your tenacity.

Angela

[scraig32]

Thanks Erudita for the info on the house. I do like this information. And thank you Angela. I just can't seem to stop until I get as much info as I can. I wanted to find one more document with Anna's surname on it. I have learned so much from you all! I am starting to feel a little brave about translating by myself.

[erudita74]

Thanks Erudita for the info on the house. I do like this information. And thank you Angela. I just can't seem to stop until I get as much info as I can. I wanted to find one more document with Anna's surname on it. I have learned so much from you all! I am starting to feel a little brave about translating by myself.

Suzanne,
I'm happy to see that you're taking the initiative to try to translate the records by yourself. That's how I learned to do it some 20 years ago. It takes a lot of patience and practice to learn how to decipher these records. Keep at it. You're doing really well.
Erudita

[scraig32]

Thank you Erudita!! I just feel like such a pain in the neck every time I put a document up for translation. It's about time I start doing some myself:-) and give you all some peace!

[AngelaGrace56]

I just feel like such a pain in the neck every time I put a document up for translation.

Well you absolutely are not. (I understand and can relate though. I remember feeling like that and sometimes still do, especially when I start asking too many questions )

And thank you Angela. I just can't seem to stop until I get as much info as I can.

Me too. (I sometimes wonder if I border on being “OC” where “detail and facts” are concerned. Not sure whether this is a gift or a disability? )

Keep going with the translations and just post them here if you feel they need verification. You are doing really well.

Angela

[scraig32]

Thanks you two, its nice to know I'm not alone in how I feel.