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"Tanti Cordialissimi abbracci a te e tutti in famiglia.
Suo caro fratello Vincenzo Di Virgilio"
Edit to Add: It is a little bit deceptive because the last two letters ie "mi" are on the next line. I knew that the word had to be cordial but couldn't work out the spelling, because I was reading the next line as "mi abbracci - I hug".
One of the most fun things that I discovered in my research was finding my look alike ancestor, Prince Marino Caracciolo II. Don Marino descends from the Caracciolo Rossi family, one of the oldest families in Naples, that date back to 950 AD. He was born in Atripalda on 9-6-1587 and died in Naples o...
