I am trying to figure out a name (among other things). The record is from Pescatina- Last name looks like Givespini- any idea if that is a possibility?
Thanks.
Linda
trying to read surname
trying to read surname
Linda Ann Thompson
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Re: trying to read surname
See if anything on this list looks like a likely suspect.
Giuseppina is a good possibility. It is one of two feminine forms of Giuseppe; Giuseppa being the other.
Giuseppina is a good possibility. It is one of two feminine forms of Giuseppe; Giuseppa being the other.
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Re: trying to read surname
maybe...: GIACOPINI???? sure in PescaNtina town...
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Re: trying to read surname
Thanks to both of you! It may be the Giacopini- it is a church record from Pescantina but I can't make out the handwriting very well. Many more names to try and figure out. Birth and baptism of my great great grandfather.
THanks.
THanks.
Linda Ann Thompson
Re: trying to read surname
Hi!
Agree with suanj , Giacopini seems the most likely
This may help
http://italia.indettaglio.it/eng/cognomi/cognomi.html
You can search with as few as 4 letters by region
Once you're in the region page you can narrow the results down by comune
Valarie
Agree with suanj , Giacopini seems the most likely
This may help
http://italia.indettaglio.it/eng/cognomi/cognomi.html
You can search with as few as 4 letters by region
Once you're in the region page you can narrow the results down by comune
Valarie
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Re: trying to read surname
So, I just looked at the header again and realized we are supposed to be taking about surnames, not given names.
Oops!
Forget everything I said.
Oops!
Forget everything I said.
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Raffaella/Valarie: the actual document is in this post. I am not so certain about Giacopini.
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Re: trying to read surname
Note that there is a witness (possibly a godparent) listed on the second line of the posted record who carried the surname Giacopini and seems to be a sibling of the mother.
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Re: trying to read surname
The document was translated by Lucap and the surname is definitely Giacopini.