Address or Title on birth records

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The Amantea birth records that start with the year 1866 are entirely handwritten.

Before the name of the first witness, his age and occupation is the word “Scettiâ€
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The translation I found for "Salti" at http://translate.google.com is "It is known to you"

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Before the name of the first witness, his age and occupation is the word “Scettiâ€
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Probable word is Scelti= Chosen, designates ... :wink: suanj
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Suanj,

Once again I thank you for your help.

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