Birth Date for Giuseppe Di Rico

[italianmom]

Please provide the registry and birth date for Giuseppe Di Rico:

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Thank you

[darkerhorse]

Just a friendly suggestion. I think you'd find it more rewarding if you learn to translate at least the basics. I know I have. The process of discovery is rewarding in itself. I wonder what others think?

[bbivona]

Registry date December 12, 1902
Birth date December 8

[italianmom]

I try to read the dates and some I get correctly but the quality of the document makes it sometimes very difficult. Handwriting, how faded the document is and if it is written in paragraph form makes the difference. The ones that are written in paragraph form are the most difficult. It is important to have the birth/death/marriage accurate for my family documentation. Many I can read the rest especially if they are children from the same family.
I truly appreciate the time and effort all of the translators put into doing the translations. I marvel at how you can read some of the registries.
Thank you very much. Your point is well taken.
Pat

[italianmom]

I try to read the dates and some I get correctly but the quality of the document makes it sometimes very difficult. Handwriting, how faded the document is and if it is written in paragraph form makes the difference. The ones that are written in paragraph form are the most difficult. It is important to have the birth/death/marriage accurate for my family documentation. Many I can read the rest especially if they are children from the same family.
I truly appreciate the time and effort all of the translators put into doing the translations. I marvel at how you can read some of the registries.
Thank you very much. Your point is well taken.
Pat

[darkerhorse]

That makes sense.

Yes, the handwritten paragraphs are a challenge.