translating 1893 birth certificate

[GaryGene]

I am having problems understanding the handwriting on my grandmother's birth certificate. All I have so far is her name Philomena Campolattano born 22 December 1893 in Maddaloni record #830. I can’t decipher her parents’ names or their occupations. I would be very appreciative for any help.
Thank You
Gary

[GaryGene]

Let me try the link again.Hope one of these looks better.
Thanks'
GaryGene
http://i789.photobucket.com/albums/yy17 ... ficate.jpg

[liviomoreno]

Let me try the link again.Hope one of these looks better.
Thanks'
GaryGene
http://i789.photobucket.com/albums/yy17 ... ficate.jpg

It's still too small for my eyes, I tried to zoom but it is blurred..

[GaryGene]

Thank you for trying Livio. I will try to figure out what I am doing wrong. Dont give up on me. I will eventually figure out how to make it clearer.

[GaryGene]

I'm trying a different image provider. I hope this looks better.

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[liviomoreno]

Filomena Campolattano was born on Dec 22 1893 at 11:00pm in Maddaloni
Father: Michele aged 37, farmer, son of ?????
Mother: Maria Vincenza Cerreto aged 38, farmer daughter of the deceased Carlo

On Oct 23 1913 she married Giuseppe Amato

[GaryGene]

Thank you so much Livio. This information will be great help with my research.
One addition question Livio about the marriage note you posted. How did you know of the marriage? It is correct.I could never find the certificate.Ancestry's search data base stopped at 1910.I only knew of it through her original obituary.

What a great website!

[adelfio]

Thank you so much Livio. This information will be great help with my research.
One addition question Livio about the marriage note you posted. How did you know of the marriage? It is correct.I could never find the certificate.Ancestry's search data base stopped at 1910.I only knew of it through her original obituary.

What a great website!

Livio saw the writing in the side note in the left margin


Marty

[GaryGene]

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Livio saw the writing in the side note in the left margin


Marty[/quote]
That is very interesting. But I am a little confused. How does the marriage information come about being on a birth certificate?

[liviomoreno]

Usually, in Italy, a marriage note and even a death note is added to the original birth record. Your document is not a certificate, it is a "photograph" of Filomena's birth record!

[GaryGene]

Usually, in Italy, a marriage note and even a death note is added to the original birth record. Your document is not a certificate, it is a "photograph" of Filomena's birth record!

I did not know that. I have never been able to translate the side note. I guess it will be another area for me to look for more information. Thanks again.