Need much help for Cira D'Angelo birth document translation.
Father, Mother Complete Names and other information----Year I believe is 1843
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Nicholas n' Joan
Birth Translation for Cira D'Angelo
Re: Birth Translation for Cira D'Angelo
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Dated 6 November 1843 in Marineo
Before the official appeared Antonina Lo Ciccolo, 43, midwife residing in Marineo, to present a female child who she declared was born to Donna (title) Caterina Colianni, age 28, residing in Marineo; and to Don Benedetto d'Angelo, 26, middle class (civile), residing in Marineo, on the 5th day of the above month in the current year at 4 AM in their home. The child was given the name Cira.
Baptism on 6 November at the Parish Church in Marineo.
At the presentation and declaration were present Carmelo la Spira, 70, laborer residing in Marineo; and Onofrio lo Proto(sp?), 32, laborer residing in Marineo.
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Dated 6 November 1843 in Marineo
Before the official appeared Antonina Lo Ciccolo, 43, midwife residing in Marineo, to present a female child who she declared was born to Donna (title) Caterina Colianni, age 28, residing in Marineo; and to Don Benedetto d'Angelo, 26, middle class (civile), residing in Marineo, on the 5th day of the above month in the current year at 4 AM in their home. The child was given the name Cira.
Baptism on 6 November at the Parish Church in Marineo.
At the presentation and declaration were present Carmelo la Spira, 70, laborer residing in Marineo; and Onofrio lo Proto(sp?), 32, laborer residing in Marineo.
T.
Re: Birth Translation for Cira D'Angelo
So Don and Donna are like Mr. and Mrs. ?? --Or a Family Title in the Community ?
Thank you for the complete translation for family.
Nicholas n' Joan
Thank you for the complete translation for family.
Nicholas n' Joan
Re: Birth Translation for Cira D'Angelo
The title is more honorific than noble.
The titles of Don and Donna were often given to people of high social standing within a town – relative to wealth, education, or political position and such. People such as property owners, priests, doctors, lawyers, for example.
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The titles of Don and Donna were often given to people of high social standing within a town – relative to wealth, education, or political position and such. People such as property owners, priests, doctors, lawyers, for example.
T.