Help Translating Ignazio Biondo's Passport
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Help Translating Ignazio Biondo's Passport
Hello, can someone please translate these pages of Ignazio Biondo's passport? I'd love it if you could state what information corresponds with which page. Thank you!
Re: Help Translating Ignazio Biondo's Passport
Issue to: Ignazio Biundo
Father: (deceased) Michele
Mother: (deceased) Maria Duca (?)
born in Cinisi Province of Palermo
August 5th, 1878
resident in Cinisi Province of Palermo
Marital Status: married
Profession: labourer
Can read: yes Can write: yes
Military Status: discharged
Destination Country: Detroit, Michigan, USA
Distinguishing marks
Stature - 1,54
Forehead: High
Eyes: (can't read)
Nose: regular
Mouth: regular
Hair: graying
Beard: shave
Mustache: chestnut
Complexion: brown
Build: regular
Characteristic marks: (can't read) left
Signature:
Visa for authorization:
Passport issued by the Police Headquarters of Palermo
# Passport
# Register
Date issued: Jun 27th, 1925
Father: (deceased) Michele
Mother: (deceased) Maria Duca (?)
born in Cinisi Province of Palermo
August 5th, 1878
resident in Cinisi Province of Palermo
Marital Status: married
Profession: labourer
Can read: yes Can write: yes
Military Status: discharged
Destination Country: Detroit, Michigan, USA
Distinguishing marks
Stature - 1,54
Forehead: High
Eyes: (can't read)
Nose: regular
Mouth: regular
Hair: graying
Beard: shave
Mustache: chestnut
Complexion: brown
Build: regular
Characteristic marks: (can't read) left
Signature:
Visa for authorization:
Passport issued by the Police Headquarters of Palermo
# Passport
# Register
Date issued: Jun 27th, 1925
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Re: Help Translating Ignazio Biondo's Passport
Valid for boarding in the ports of the kingdom. The holder of this passport has been granted a sheet of allowed embarkment issued by the Company "(xxx) Sabaudo" with departure from Naples on Jul 3rd, 1925, with visa of the Royal Inspectorate for Emigration. Palermo, Jun 27th, 1925. Signed by the Police Commissioner.
I think you can understand it all. If I used some inexact words, please tell me, so that I can improve (for instance, I have some doubts about "boarding" and "build").
I think you can understand it all. If I used some inexact words, please tell me, so that I can improve (for instance, I have some doubts about "boarding" and "build").
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Re: Help Translating Ignazio Biondo's Passport
PippoM wrote: 31 Mar 2021, 09:15 Issue to: Ignazio Biundo
Father: (deceased) Michele
Mother: (deceased) Maria Lo Duca
born in Cinisi Province of Palermo
August 5th, 1878
resident in Cinisi Province of Palermo
Marital Status: married
Profession: labourer
Can read: yes Can write: yes
Military Status: discharged
Destination Country: Detroit, Michigan, USA
Distinguishing marks
Stature - 1,54
Forehead: High
Eyes: blue? (ceruli?)
Nose: regular
Mouth: regular
Hair: graying
Beard: shave
Mustache: chestnut
Complexion: brown
Build: regular
Characteristic marks: scars on left? (cicatrici a sinistro)
Signature:
Visa for authorization:
Passport issued by the Police Headquarters of Palermo
# Passport
# Register
Date issued: Jun 27th, 1925
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Re: Help Translating Ignazio Biondo's Passport
PippoM wrote: 31 Mar 2021, 09:25 Valid for boarding in the ports of the kingdom. The holder of this passport has been granted a boarding pass issued by the Company "(xxx) Sabaudo" with departure from Naples on Jul 3rd, 1925, with visa of the Royal Inspectorate for Emigration. Palermo, Jun 27th, 1925. Signed by the Police Commissioner.
I think you can understand it all. If I used some inexact words, please tell me, so that I can improve (for instance, I have some doubts about "boarding" and "build").
All is clear. "Build" and "boarding" are perfect as you have used them. Your translation above is literally accurate, but if you're looking for more precise words, I would change the above in red.
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Re: Help Translating Ignazio Biondo's Passport
OK, thanks!
I had missed "Lo" in Maria's surname.
As to the rest, the former seems to end with "lei", and the latter seems to start with "ci".
Yet, though they seem good guesses, I can't read "cerulei" and "cicatrice", as much I can strain my imagination.
I had missed "Lo" in Maria's surname.
As to the rest, the former seems to end with "lei", and the latter seems to start with "ci".
Yet, though they seem good guesses, I can't read "cerulei" and "cicatrice", as much I can strain my imagination.
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Re: Help Translating Ignazio Biondo's Passport
I guess I am imaginative. The handwriting is atrocious and perhaps I am reading something that is not there.PippoM wrote: 31 Mar 2021, 15:21 OK, thanks!
I had missed "Lo" in Maria's surname.
As to the rest, the former seems to end with "lei", and the latter seems to start with "ci".
Yet, though they seem good guesses, I can't read "cerulei" and "cicatrice", as much I can strain my imagination.
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Re: Help Translating Ignazio Biondo's Passport
Thanks so much! could "(xxx) Sabaudo" be Lloyd Sabaudo?
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Re: Help Translating Ignazio Biondo's Passport
Just chiming in here. I am reading "the left eye" ?bbivona wrote: 31 Mar 2021, 15:57I guess I am imaginative. The handwriting is atrocious and perhaps I am reading something that is not there.PippoM wrote: 31 Mar 2021, 15:21 OK, thanks!
I had missed "Lo" in Maria's surname.
As to the rest, the former seems to end with "lei", and the latter seems to start with "ci".
Yet, though they seem good guesses, I can't read "cerulei" and "cicatrice", as much I can strain my imagination.
Angela
Re: Help Translating Ignazio Biondo's Passport
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"Cic(atrice) occhiaia sinistra"
"Cic(atrice) occhiaia sinistra"
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Re: Help Translating Ignazio Biondo's Passport
Exactly what I read, except I wasn't completely sure about the abbreviation "Cic". I was thinking something else. Why so many question marks?
Angela
Re: Help Translating Ignazio Biondo's Passport
It might be, if the writing went beyond the vertical line.
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Yes, it seems correct!
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