Hello,
This is my first Italian record that I ever found and I am confuse as to the translation of the document. I know that it is a birth record and I came across it in my research. I would love if someone could provide me with more information and even a translation of the attach record. The information that I know so far is that my great grandfather was Vincenzo Barbara born in August 1894 to Charles and Rosalie (Fede) in Naro, Italy. Thank you so much and I look forward to contributing with this forum in the near future.
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First Italian record ever found and need help
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Vincent was born on 1 August 1884, and presented to the official on 4 August.
As was the custom, Vincenzo was presented by his father, Calogero (Americanized to Charles later) Barbara, age 33, a shoemaker, who declared that the child was born at the house at vicolo Sfargaro(?), no number, at 5:10 AM, to his wife, Rosalia Fede, housewife.
Calogero signed the record with the official
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As was the custom, Vincenzo was presented by his father, Calogero (Americanized to Charles later) Barbara, age 33, a shoemaker, who declared that the child was born at the house at vicolo Sfargaro(?), no number, at 5:10 AM, to his wife, Rosalia Fede, housewife.
Calogero signed the record with the official

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Re: First Italian record ever found and need help
Tessa78 wrote:Vincent was born on 1 August 1884, and presented to the official on 4 August.
As was the custom, Vincenzo was presented by his father, Calogero (Americanized to Charles later) Barbara, age 33, a shoemaker, who declared that the child was born at the house at vicolo Sfragaro, no number, at 5:10 AM, to his wife, Rosalia Fede, housewife.
Calogero signed the record with the official![]()
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Re: First Italian record ever found and need help
I believe the birth year was 1894.
Re: First Italian record ever found and need help
Indeed it was! Thanks for catching that typo!rdel4577 wrote:I believe the birth year was 1894.

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Thank you for that help. I have some more but I'm getting some basic words down
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This link for an instructional guide to Italian Records Extraction may help!dolecki123 wrote:Thank you for that help. I have some more but I'm getting some basic words down

https://cfhg.byu.edu/Downloads/Italian_ ... efault.htm
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