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I search for information about Giuseppe Vasselai, theoretically born in Villa Agnedo, Trento, Italy.
However, I have discovered that there is a possibility of having a pseudonym in Panchia, Trento, Italy as well.
If anyone knows or has any information about it, if there is any kinship and what grade, thank you.
Here are the listings for Giuseppe Vasselai births in Trentino (using the link provided by mmogno above)
Since you did not give an approximate year of birth, I searched from 1830 - 1899. All of these listings were found in Panchia, and I located no Giuseppe Vasselai in Villa Agnedo.
Name: GIUSEPPE ANTONIO
Last name/Family name: VASSELAI
Gender: M
Father’s name: VALENTINO
Mother’s name: GIULIANA
Mother's family name: DEFRANCESCO
Year of birth: 26/4/1860
Parish: PANCHIA' - S. Valentino
Name: GIUSEPPE ELISEO
Last name/Family name: VASSELAI
Gender: M
Father’s name: NICOLO'
Mother’s name: MARIA
Mother's family name: DEFRANCESCO
Year of birth: 8/4/1863
Parish: PANCHIA' - S. Valentino
Name: FRANCESCO GIUSEPPE
Last name/Family name: VASSELAI
Gender: M
Father’s name: --
Mother’s name: LUCIA
Mother's family name: VASSELAI
Year of birth: 19/2/1858
Parish: PANCHIA' - S. Valentino
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