This is a 1747 Riveli record from Sicily.
Entry 17 reads that Mauro Pitruzzello owns no property.
What does the last sentence mean?
He lives at the Office of Shepherds?
He makes his living with the Office of Shepherds?
He works as a shepherd but he owns nothing (no land or sheep) himself?
1747 Riveli Record - Brief Translation Help
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Re: 1747 Riveli Record - Brief Translation Help
"campa con l'officio di pecoraio" = "he works as a shepherd"darkerhorse wrote: 24 Jun 2020, 16:55 This is a 1747 Riveli record from Sicily.
Entry 17 reads that Mauro Pitruzzello owns no property.
What does the last sentence mean?
He lives at the Office of Shepherds?
He makes his living with the Office of Shepherds?
He works as a shepherd but he owns nothing (no land or sheep) himself?
leading to pasture other people's sheep
"Officio" at that time (not today) was used to mean "job"
Giuseppe "Pippo" Moccaldi
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