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This is a handwritten document, and I can make out Hartford. So, I am assuming he died in Hartford. That is where most of the Palmieri family went from Corbara.
Any help in translation and inclusion of any pertinent info would be greatly appreciated.
additional info from the record, in case you need it-
death certificate #410
he was male, white, married to Maria Fusco, a laborer, living at #45 Portland St in Hartford. He was age 46, born in 1876, as Livio already stated. His father was Emanuele Palmieri. He was born in Corbara. His mother was Arcangela Musella, born in the same place. He died in the hospital of S. Francis July 29, 1922. He was buried in Mount S. Benedict Cemetery in Bloomfied Ct.
Thank you both! I really appreciate it.
When I was skimming over the record, I noticed the address of 45 portland street in Hartford, as that address has come up on quite a few of my family records. I actually have a census with that address listed for my grandfather.
Just to clarify-his place of his birth is only given as Italy in the record, as Livio already mentioned. The town name is only given as the place of birth of his parents.
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So, I am assuming he died in Hartford. That is where most of the Palmieri family went from Corbara. 
