I am having a hard time reading this one.
As with the previous record I submitted the father appears to be Nicola Rossi, but I can't figure out if the mother is the same- Lucia Bianchi?
Is birthdate 6 April?
Thank you
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I need some help clarifying information here.
Gaetano Rossi
Birthdate: 21 may 1877, 7:30 am?
Parents: Nicola and Lucia Bianchi
There is a notation over to the left that I can't even begin to make out. Anyone care to figure this out for me? :D Anything else important I am missing?
Thank you!
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Thanks for replying! I realized when I just read my post over that I wasn't very clear on what I am doing!
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Hi,
You can do it, it might just take some hard work and perseverance! :D
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Thank you very much!
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Thank you! Anything else important I might be missing?

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