I hope someone can help!
Trying to find out if this child was abandoned, parents deceased, etc.
Can someone translate documents.
thanks so much in advance
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Birth Record Translation
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Not able to read the images. Can not enlarge...
T.
T.
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momdotts wrote:I tried to rescan... Does this help? Thanks again
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Santo D'Amico was abandon left at the trovato della ruota the wheel, consists of a rotating drum on which the child was put; made to turn, the wheel allow the recovery of the infant within the building.
Santo was presented by Maria Anna Giovancio who was incharge of the wheel
Marty
Santo was presented by Maria Anna Giovancio who was incharge of the wheel
Marty
Researching Trabia, Palermo surnames Adelfio, Bondi, Butera, Scardino,Rinella, Scardamaglia
Marty
Marty
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The record is dated Feb 24, 1840 at 4 P.M. The newborn was found on the wheel at 3 today. He was without any signs or apparent marks (sometimes a parent abandoning an infant would leave a ribbon, medal, or something with the child so that they could reclaim it at some future point. That does not appear to be the case here). The newborn was given to a wetnurse by the name of Giuseppa D'Amico (an infant at that time had to be breastfed, as there was no pasteurization of milk and no bottle feeding). She was the wife of (not sure of husband's name-looks like Costano). The infant was given the name Santo D'Amico and was baptized on the 24th in the parish church of Termini.
Erudita
Erudita
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adelfio wrote:Santo D'Amico was abandon left at the trovato della ruota the wheel, consists of a rotating drum on which the child was put; made to turn, the wheel allow the recovery of the infant within the building.
Santo was presented by Maria Anna Giovancio who was incharge of the wheel
Marty
In addition to Marty's post...
Record #26
Dated… 1844 February 16
ALSO... on page two (which is just as difficult to read as page one) there is some reference to Giuseppa D'Amico, wife of Cosimo... but I can't decipher the handwriting entirely. Maybe someone else will take a look.
T.
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Tessa78 wrote:adelfio wrote:Santo D'Amico was abandon left at the trovato della ruota the wheel, consists of a rotating drum on which the child was put; made to turn, the wheel allow the recovery of the infant within the building.
Santo was presented by Maria Anna Giovancio who was incharge of the wheel
Marty
In addition to Marty's post...
Record #26
Dated… 1844 February 16
ALSO... on page two (which is just as difficult to read as page one) there is some reference to Giuseppa D'Amico, wife of Cosimo... but I can't decipher the handwriting entirely. Maybe someone else will take a look.
T.
The year was 1840. The 16 refers to the time (ore). Left column is dated the 24th, right column the 29th, but the baptism was on the 24th. Giuseppa D'Amico is called a nutrice, as far as I can tell.
Erudita
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Thank you all! Very Much!
Appears my research on this name may now end, as I will be unable to follow the line!
Appears my research on this name may now end, as I will be unable to follow the line!