On the 25th of January 1869, in Gambatesa, Campobasso, Molise, appeared Francesco di Michele of deceased Giovanni, 51, peasant farmer, living in Gambatesa; also appeared Fedinando Mucci of Giovannantonio, 33, peasant farmer, living in Gambatesa.
They declared that on the 24th of January 1869, at 8:00 p.m., the death of Maria Vittoria Leonardi, peasant farmer, 69, born and lived in Gambatesa, wife of Federico Severino, peasant farmer, living in Gambatesa and daughter of deceased ?? Antonio and [deceased] Rosaria Carano, peasant farmer, lived in Gambatesa.
Appreciate corrections/additions.
John
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1869 Marriage, Gambatesa
Re: 1869 Marriage, Gambatesa
Looks great!!!JOHN08 wrote:On the 25th of January 1869, in Gambatesa, Campobasso, Molise, appeared Francesco di Michele of deceased Giovanni, 51, peasant farmer, living in Gambatesa; also appeared Ferdinando Mucci of Giovannantonio, 33, peasant farmer, living in Gambatesa.
They declared that on the 24th of January 1869, at 8:00 p.m., at the house at Via Serrone, the death of Maria Vittoria Leonardi, peasant farmer, 69, born and lived in Gambatesa, wife of Federico Severino, peasant farmer, living in Gambatesa and daughter of deceased (plural of "fu" - furono) Antonio and [deceased] Rosaria Carano, peasant farmer, lived in Gambatesa.
Appreciate corrections/additions.
John
Numero 5 (on two pages)
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And of course you know that this is a death act, and not a marriage as your post title suggests!
T.
Re: 1869 Marriage, Gambatesa
Tessa,
I didn't know that furono is the plural of "fu" (I would have thought that "fi" would be the plural, oh well, I learned something new---thanks).
Tessa, I was working on the another translation of a marriage record when I posted this death record, ---multitasking can lead to errors.
John
I didn't know that furono is the plural of "fu" (I would have thought that "fi" would be the plural, oh well, I learned something new---thanks).
Tessa, I was working on the another translation of a marriage record when I posted this death record, ---multitasking can lead to errors.
John
Re: 1869 Marriage, Gambatesa
Hi John,
I should have been more clear...
"fu" = he/she was
"furono" = they were
It was the third person plural... past tense of the verb "essere"
T.
I should have been more clear...
"fu" = he/she was
"furono" = they were
It was the third person plural... past tense of the verb "essere"
T.
