Chiodarolo as a profession?

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Chiodarolo as a profession?

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I've been transcribing some State Civil records from Southern Italy and I keep coming across the profession of Chiodarolo. I've found it at least 50 times and I'm pretty sure that's the exact spelling. I wonder what kind of job it was, hopefully someone will be able to translate it
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Yes, and as it seems from a short search by Google, it was a common work.
They were nail makers. For instance, I found that only in the small town of Cantù, there were over 100 hundred "chiodaroli" (from "chiodo"="nail")
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Re: Chiodarolo as a profession?

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Thanks for the help! :D
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