Numero 100 for a translation please.
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Cipriano, Carmine Birth
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Cipriano, Carmine Birth
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Dolores
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BIRTH RECORD NO 100 – CARMINE CIPRIANO
Record is dated 2 August 1894 at 8.40 a.m. Frigento.
Michele Cipriano, aged 37, possidente (landowner) living in Frigento declared that at 11.15 a.m. on 1 August at the addresss Contrada San Martino No 1 his wife Maria Michela Martone, Farmer gave birth to a male chld to be named Carmine.
Witnesses you will know:
Marciano Famiglietti, Aged 34, Land owner
Carmine Pelosi, 46, Landowner
You have some good signatures at the bottom there.
Angela
Record is dated 2 August 1894 at 8.40 a.m. Frigento.
Michele Cipriano, aged 37, possidente (landowner) living in Frigento declared that at 11.15 a.m. on 1 August at the addresss Contrada San Martino No 1 his wife Maria Michela Martone, Farmer gave birth to a male chld to be named Carmine.
Witnesses you will know:
Marciano Famiglietti, Aged 34, Land owner
Carmine Pelosi, 46, Landowner
You have some good signatures at the bottom there.
Angela
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Thanks, Angela. Sometimes I can't "see the forest for the trees" for example, I have quite a few Marciano Famiglietti(s)................ And Pelosi, I haven't tied in yet but I do see that name a lot!
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Dolores
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You are very welcome.dmurphy1940 wrote:Thanks, Angela. Sometimes I can't "see the forest for the trees" for example, I have quite a few Marciano Famiglietti(s)................ And Pelosi, I haven't tied in yet but I do see that name a lot!
I totally understand about “not being able to see the forest for the trees”. I have this especially with my Toscano surname. I have so many Nicola Toscano's and they appear on each of my parents trees. Some are related, most don't seem to be at this stage. I guess I'll find the link as I journey further back. It can be somewhat overwelming at times but also incredibly exciting. (It certainly beats doing the sudoku – our son is very happy, he gets to have it all to himself now!)
Are you using a program? I'm not but I type up Family Group Records, individual pedigrees and keep notes etc. I have these printed out as well. I now just need to work out a logical numbering system which works for me. Oh dear..... too hard...... and not as exciting as discovering and learning about new family.
Hope you are having a lovely day.
Angela
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Hello Angela,
I use Ancestry.com, if that is what you are referring to as a program.
I had no idea what I was getting into when Family Search put the Frigento, Italy records online, now I can't stop as I don't want to miss any ancestors!
I shall plug along as when I find who I know is a true ancestor, I know it is all worth it!
Have a good evening.............Dolores
I use Ancestry.com, if that is what you are referring to as a program.
I had no idea what I was getting into when Family Search put the Frigento, Italy records online, now I can't stop as I don't want to miss any ancestors!
I shall plug along as when I find who I know is a true ancestor, I know it is all worth it!
Have a good evening.............Dolores
Grazie,
Dolores
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Thank you. You have a good evening too.dmurphy1940 wrote:Hello Angela,
I use Ancestry.com, if that is what you are referring to as a program.
No, I was meaning the Software Programs that you buy like Roots Magic, Family Tree Maker, Legacy and then install onto your computer. I think you are able to download simpler versions from the net as well. I think you just enter the data and then from there you are able to print off various charts, reports etc (e.g. pedigree charts, timelines, family group records). Possibly Ancestery.com does this too, not sure.
I had no idea what I was getting into when Family Search put the Frigento, Italy records online, now I can't stop as I don't want to miss any ancestors!
Good on you, keep going, you are doing great. It is very addicative isn't it?
I shall plug along as when I find who I know is a true ancestor, I know it is all worth it!
ABSOLUTELY!
Have a good evening.............Dolores
Angela