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Antonio De Maria was born at 5:15am on March 5 1886 to Giuseppe, aged 30, trafficker and to his wife Filippa Candela, housewife, living with him.
The final, handwritten notes, state that the document was signed only by the mayor because the declarant and the witnesses are illiterate.
liviomoreno wrote:Antonio De Maria was born at 5:15am on March 5 1886 to Giuseppe, aged 30, trafficker and to his wife Filippa Candela, housewife, living with him.
The final, handwritten notes, state that the document was signed only by the mayor because the declarant and the witnesses are illiterate.
Sister was born 12 February 1888 at 11:10 AM
to Giuseppe DiMattia, 34, peasant farmer (contadino); and to Filippa Candela, housewife, living with him; She was given the name Maria.
liviomoreno wrote:Antonio De Maria was born at 5:15am on March 5 1886 to Giuseppe, aged 30, trafficker and to his wife Filippa Candela, housewife, living with him.
The final, handwritten notes, state that the document was signed only by the mayor because the declarant and the witnesses are illiterate.
Does the document say what child this was for Filippa? A friend said it might include that.
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