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I found the death records of two of my ancestors from Orciano di Pesaro, Parish of San Silvestro: Andrea Bissoni in 1781 and his wife Maria Mancini in 1782, but I am having trouble getting information out of them.
I especially need help with the 1782 record because I can't understand if it is says Camilla, daughter of Mario Mancini, widow of Andrea Bissoni or if it says Camilla, daughter of Maria Mancini and Andrea Bissoni
Can anyone help me read them? Thanks!
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Maria Camilla Mancini
Andrea Bissoni
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I find it rather hard to read, however:
she seems to be the daughter of Maria Mancini (it seems to be clearly Mariae, genitive case, with the "ae" written like the greek ɛ);
the the following word might be "viduae", but I don't see the "ae" so clearly.
Following, it states "Aetatis suae annorum septem" (at age 7).
So, this should be the Death record of one of Andrea and Maria's daughters.
Giuseppe "Pippo" Moccaldi
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Ah! Okay that makes sense, just needed another opinion. Thanks!
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