Elia Napoli Death 1868 Help with the day he died

[stokkster1]

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/T ... ,353331102

I can't not figure out this day to save my soul

Here is what I think I have

Elia Napoli Died Oct ?, 1868, I have no Clue his age? Looks like father was Carmello and Mother was Vincenza Pilato

Sorry guys these old ones are hard to read

Debbie

[carubia]

The record said he died on 23 Oct (yesterday relative to the reporting date, 24 Oct), was age 60, was married to Orsola Mineo, and had parents Carmelo (only 1 l) Napoli and Vincenza Pilato. However, the whole record appears to have been canceled.

[stokkster1]

Okay Thanks got your other message, Ya now i have another generation and another child.

Your the BEST

Grazie

Debbie

[carubia]

Prego.

[stokkster1]

Prego.

Good Morning, Silly question, Were his parents alive when he died in 1868? I don't see the word fu in front of their names.

Debbie

[carubia]

He was 60 years old. How likely was it that his parents were still alive?

[erudita74]

Prego.

Good Morning, Silly question, Were his parents alive when he died in 1868? I don't see the word fu in front of their names.

Debbie

I read "estinti degli" before their names meaning they were deceased-plural of the word estinto-dead, deceased, or departed

Erudita

[stokkster1]

Prego.

Good Morning, Silly question, Were his parents alive when he died in 1868? I don't see the word fu in front of their names.

Debbie

I read "estinti degli" before their names meaning they were deceased-plural of the word estinto-dead, deceased, or departed

Erudita

Thank you for the help, I am use to looking for Fu so I will add this word to my list

[stokkster1]

He was 60 years old. How likely was it that his parents were still alive?

Umm Well my dad was 65 and my grandma was 85 and still alive so I would say Likely

[stokkster1]

He was 60 years old. How likely was it that his parents were still alive?

Umm Well my dad was 65 and my grandma was 85 and still alive so I would say Likely

[carubia]

Well my dad was 65 and my grandma was 85 and still alive so I would say Likely

And my GF's father was still alive (at 99) when my GF was 71. But that was in 1980 and presumably your father was 65 not too long ago. This death record was from 1868.

[carubia]

I read "estinti degli" before their names meaning they were deceased-plural of the word estinto-dead, deceased, or departed

You mean "degli estinti," but yes, that's what is says. Estinti is similar to the English words extinct and extinguished.

[erudita74]

Oops-was running out and didn't realize that I typed the words in the wrong order. But, yes, that is what I meant.
Erudita