Ancester went to SOUTH America by mistake

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Birth record for Lucia Anna C. DiFabio (born 1887) but what is written about her marriage in the L hand side column or margin?
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sisINlaw58 wrote:I have here a birth record (March 6 1848 Manoppello) for Luigi Gerardo ALfonso Centurione (baptized at San Nicola) to Donna Maria Giustina Palazzone age: 38
and father was Don Giancrisostomo Centurione di lei marito age: 40
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Grazie mmogno......I have another posting before the birth record of Luigi Gerardo Alfonso Centurione. It is birth on Lucia Anna C. DiFbio (1887) need to decipher what is written in margin about her marriage.
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sisINlaw58 wrote:Birth record for Lucia Anna C. DiFabio (born 1887) but what is written about her marriage in the L hand side column or margin?
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http://www.antenati.san.beniculturali.i ... 7.jpg.html
On June 4 1924 she married in Rome Otello Miluri(sp?)
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Wow~ Good eyesight Livio. Thanks very much!
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Livio,
What is meant by occupation of Assessore Supplemente? Google translates believes it to be Councilier Assistant?
I was informed by distant family member this man (with this occupation) was once the Mayor of Manoppello. But family story might be incorrect.
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assessore is a council member, working for the mayor. supplente should be sitting for, deputy
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Livio,
Grazie mille!
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Need full translation on Morti of Rocco Luciani (de Arcangelo) April 22? 1927 in Rome. Nati Manoppello. Does this record (bottom one of Image 80) indicate how/why he went to Rome from Manoppello? Where was he living at the time of hospitalization? Any cause of death listed? Grazie!
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Rocco Luciani died in Rome in the Hospital Santo Spirito on April 17 1927. Aged 60 he was born in Manopello to the late Arcangelo. His residence, his mother's name and his civil status (single or married) are unknown.
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Livio,
Grazie!
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Where can I search and therefore obtain old passport (s) for an Italian immigrant going to United States of America?
I was told on another site no passports were issued before 1920 (or 1940?) but since I have seen possible availability of passports being issued to Italian wanting to leave Italy/Sicily Circa 1900 (1890-1906). (years I need would be 1903 through 1940)

Can someone enlighten me? Thanks!
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