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Hi,

Trying to translate these documents. I am struggling to understand if its in Italian or Latin ? If anyone would be kind enough to translate for me would be grateful. I am particularly interested to understand what this document is about and looking for references to Giuseppe Lentini and Marianna Guerera and Rafaella Eramo.

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Document number 2 I need help with translation. Thank you
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There are church baptism records in Latin. Giuseppe and Marianna are godparents in the first record. I don't see the other name you mention in either of the records.

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Thanks Erudite, Is Marianna Guerera mentioned in the second record on line 8 ? Are you able to see the dates for the records ? thanks
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the first record I believe is dated Feb 9, 1798 (I am not 100% on the 98).

the second record is dated May 5, 1804. The father Pasquale Nicolino, mother Maria Guarerra (sp?)-(not Marianna in this record). Infant baptized- Elisabetta Leonora Isabella Nicolino.

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Thank you very much for you help as always :)
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What town were these records from? The godfather in the 1804 record was a Antonino Schimio (I think you had this surname in a previous record a while back). There is another name before the Antonino, but I'm not 100% on it. The godmother was an Elisabetta Dominelli

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