Please help with the translation of this record from 1832.
http://dl.antenati.san.beniculturali.it ... ewsIndex=0
Jul
Help with Death Translation*
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AngelaGrace56
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Re: Help with Death Translation*
Hi Julie
There are two death records at the link you have provided. Which death record are you needing translated?
Also, not sure whether you have seen the added posts after your last post on this thread: https://www.italiangenealogy.com/forum/language/47188
Angela
There are two death records at the link you have provided. Which death record are you needing translated?
Also, not sure whether you have seen the added posts after your last post on this thread: https://www.italiangenealogy.com/forum/language/47188
Angela
Re: Help with Death Translation*
I need entry number 102 on the right
Jul
Thank you for pointing out the additional information in the post.
Jul
Thank you for pointing out the additional information in the post.
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AngelaGrace56
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Re: Help with Death Translation*
(No 102 is on the left
so I hope I've translated the correct record for you.)
Death No 102: Giuseppe Alizzi
Barcellona: 13 June 1832
Appearing were Vincenzo Puliafito, 60 yo, and Pietro Micali, 25 yo, both day labourers, living in Gala to report that on 13 June 1832, 8 pm, died in his own house Giuseppe Alizzi, 22 yo, free, (free to marry/unmarried), born in Gala, day labourer, son of the deceased Carmelo Alizzi, also a day labourer, and of Arcangela Russia???, (who had both lived in Gala.)
Not sure that the name Russia exists in Italia. Interestingly, there is a place in Russia called Arcangelo so maybe it was a madeup name? (with a big ?).
Angela
Death No 102: Giuseppe Alizzi
Barcellona: 13 June 1832
Appearing were Vincenzo Puliafito, 60 yo, and Pietro Micali, 25 yo, both day labourers, living in Gala to report that on 13 June 1832, 8 pm, died in his own house Giuseppe Alizzi, 22 yo, free, (free to marry/unmarried), born in Gala, day labourer, son of the deceased Carmelo Alizzi, also a day labourer, and of Arcangela Russia???, (who had both lived in Gala.)
Not sure that the name Russia exists in Italia. Interestingly, there is a place in Russia called Arcangelo so maybe it was a madeup name? (with a big ?).
Angela
