darkerhorse wrote: 20 Jan 2024, 23:37
I'll give it a try here but you should still post it for an expert translation.
Born at 4:00 pm on July 4, 1880 and reported on July 7 by the 29-year-old midwife named Rosa Bernardelli. I think she presented the child in person. Mother was AngelaPradella, an attendant? and the father was her husband Innocente, a dealer or barterer. Their street address was 144 Via Argine Po The male baby was named Eutichiano.
WONDERFUL! many thanks! it makes family seem closer!
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