Ciampi, Rosaria Birth

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Ciampi, Rosaria Birth

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Numero 41 for a translation please.

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/T ... ,348573801
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Dolores, sadly this child was stillborn:

Registered: 17 April 1891, 9.30 am, Frigento.
Dr Ciriaco Flamma, 52, Medico - Doctor, living in Frigento reported that at 7.25 am on 16 April at No 6 Via San Marciano, Pasqualina Martone, farmer, wife of Francesco Saverio Ciampi, farmer, living in Frigento gave birth to a female baby given the name Rosaria who the declarant recognised to be lifeless.

Witnesses: Giuseppe Famiglietti, 46, Taylor and Alfonso Pelosi, 41, landowner both residents of Frigento.

Basically it also says the Doctor declared the event to be true, in place of Pasqualina's husband, because he was away from the town. I can't actually decipher all the script so maybe someone can explain anything else important in the last paragraph here that I'm not able to read or that I may have incorrect.
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Thank you, Angela. (If anyone finds more information on this record, I'd appreciate it)
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