Would someone please translate this record. It is so hard to read. It is for Francesco Sorce. I think the date was March 6, 1871 but not sure. Then I see morti so I am not sure if the baby died. Would appreciate any information. Thanks,
Mary
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Help translating this Baptismal record
Re: Help translating this Baptismal record
This is a birth (not baptismal) record, dated Mar 6, 1871
Declarant (father): Giuseppe Sorce, son of deceased Francesco, 36 years old, peasant, residing in this town
Mother: Maria Lombardo, daughter of deceased Francesco, 28 yo
Child: Francesco, born on day 5 at 9pm, in their home at Vicolo Giannino
Where did you read "morti"? I can't see it.
Declarant (father): Giuseppe Sorce, son of deceased Francesco, 36 years old, peasant, residing in this town
Mother: Maria Lombardo, daughter of deceased Francesco, 28 yo
Child: Francesco, born on day 5 at 9pm, in their home at Vicolo Giannino
Where did you read "morti"? I can't see it.
Giuseppe "Pippo" Moccaldi
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Re: Help translating this Baptismal record
Thanks Pippo. I was really struggling trying to read this. This is what I thought read morti. Please see attached.
Re: Help translating this Baptismal record
Mary-
the secretary of the town (named above in the record) was the delegated official of the civil state for the acts of birth and death...
Erudita
the secretary of the town (named above in the record) was the delegated official of the civil state for the acts of birth and death...
Erudita
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Re: Help translating this Baptismal record
Thanks Erudita!
Re: Help translating this Baptismal record
Always happy to help you, Mary.
Erudita
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