Death of Giovanna Altieri

[scraig32]

I am able to translate all of this document but the name of her deceased mother. I know her mother to be Colomba Genovese however it looks like something else here. Thank you for your help. Suzanne

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I have also included the index for it, which I think may be easier to read

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[AngelaGrace56]

I don't see Genovese at all. I see Mastrangelo in both the record and the index.

Sorry I haven't been much help. I'm meeting my son in about twenty minutes so need to get my skates on. Spot you later. Good luck.

Angela

[scraig32]

I think I know what it is! I have since found the death extract of Colomba Genovese and her father's name is Angelo. So in the document above that you helped me with it probably says Colomba de fu Angelo or something like that.

[AngelaGrace56]

I think I know what it is! I have since found the death extract of Colomba Genovese and her father's name is Angelo. So in the document above that you helped me with it probably says Colomba de fu Angelo or something like that.

Great, pleased you found Colomba's death record and it has helped. It would be interesting to know what the word/s are before Angelo. Maybe another set of eyes is needed on this one.

BTW: Did you notice in the index you have provided here, three lines down, No 3 Maria Abiuso, daughter of Cipriano and Donata Bozza? This would be Giacomina's sister

Angela

[liviomoreno]

Giovanna Altieri was the daughter of the deceased Desiderio and of the decease Colomba Mastrangelo, she was also the wife of Antonio Caromano. Se died aged 70 on Jan 6 1841

[scraig32]

Thanks Angela and Livio. That was a good catch Angela on Giacomina's sister. I appreciate both of you helping me!! Suzanne

[AngelaGrace56]

Thanks Angela and Livio. That was a good catch Angela on Giacomina's sister. I appreciate both of you helping me!! Suzanne

You are welcome Suzanne. I'm somewhat relieved that Livio was seeing exactly what I was seeing but I know it must be frustrating for you. I'm thinking that there is POSSIBLY a mistake with the surname on this record which has then been copied to the index. I did go through some records for you and did come across a death record for someone whose parents were Colomba Genovese and Desiderio Altieri so they were definitely a couple. There was also another Desiderio Altieri but married to someone completely different. I'm away now for the rest of the day - at work

Angela