Translation of birth record

[misschristi16]

Good morning

I was hoping someone could help me translate these birth records. I think both of them are birth records. They could be Baptism or Church records.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Record #1:




Record #2:




For some reason when I put these on the forum page, it cuts off the right side about halfway.

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#2: http://i947.photobucket.com/albums/ad32 ... 0000-1.jpg

Thank you again and have a wonderful day!

[Tessa78]

Both of these are notices of death, not birth records.

The first is dated 16 May 1869 and says that
Domenico Abaguale(?), 22, barber and Francesco Par???dola, 20, farmer, appeared at the town hall to declare the death on 15 May of Michele Palmieri, 56, son of Domenico and of Fiorentina A??ca, husband of Ven?? da Cotugno.

The second appears to be an receipt of a notice of death dated 10 March 1900, for Michele Palmieri, 68, husband of Maria Teresa Aniziano. His date of death was 9 June 1897.

T.

[liviomoreno]

The first is dated 16 May 1869 and says that
Domenico Abagnale, 22, barber and Francesco Parmendola, 20, farmer, appeared at the town hall to declare the death on 15 May of Michele Palmieri, retired seaman, 56, son of Domenico and of Fiorentino Anna, husband of Veneranda Cotugno.

The second appears to be an receipt of a notice of death dated 10 March 1900, for Michele Palmieri, 68, husband of Maria Teresa Aniziano. His date of death was 9 June 1897. Michele died in Marseille (France) and was born in Castellammare di Stabia

[Tessa78]

Thanks for that second pair of eyes, Livio

T.

[liviomoreno]

That's teamwork!