Can you read street name? Does it still exist?

[KarenFLG]

For Angiolina Maria Giannini, born 14 June 1899, are you able to read the street address where she was born? I have attached the record.

I've taken a guess at Fradueferro but I don't think it is correct. Are you also able to tell me if the street still exists?

I've tried googling this street name and some of my other guesses and tried looking at street names in Troia but I haven't come up with anything. I will be visiting Troia with my mother and we want to go see the house.

Thank you very much for all of your help.

[erudita74]

Karen
I think it says "via Fradueterre." Although I can't find it on a current map, I did find that there is currently a Osteria (Tavern/Restaurant) in Troia called "Fra due Terre." I also just found a reference to the principal street of the medieval center which translated to (fra due terre) and today is renamed Corso Umberto I. I have to see if I can find the pdf again, as I have it on my kindle, but not on my computer to give you the link.

Still having a problem getting that pdf link on my computer, but here's a link to the current map of the town. You can find Corso Umberto I on it. The street is in the historical center of the town supposedly.

https://www.tuttocitta.it/mappa/troia

This isn't the original pdf I found, but the same info appears in the link below:

https://www.reportonline.it/Cultura/tro ... terre.html

"una via posta ‘Mbrà dòij terr’ (fra due terre), la strada principale del centro medievale, oggi denominata Corso Umberto I."


Erudita

[KarenFLG]

Erudita,

Thank you so much. Thank you for finding out that the street has been renamed to Corso Umberto I. I would have never figured that out.

Karen

[erudita74]

You're very welcome, Karen. The address number in the record is 23, but I don't know that the current houses and their numbers would be the same as in the record. You may still need to check at the town hall.
Erudita

[KarenFLG]

Thanks, that is good to know.