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Patron is not a name that has appeared before in our Family Tree. However, there is always a possibility, so I don't want to dismiss it. Previous responses to this post believe it may mean "owner" of the book that it appears in.

Holy cow! I had no idea anyone in our family was so passionate about politics. Now I just need to find out how he fits into the Tree. I tried to find the marriage of the sister in 1815 in the Padula, Salerno Archives, which is where most of the family originated, but had no luck. Any other ...

This is the only document I have with his name on it.

Antonio Vacca, "di Catauro" 60 a laborer, residing in Padula at Strada S(an) Vito Viecchio

Is it possible that "di Catauro" may be the name of his father? I have seen the name of fathers listed in this way in several other documents.

Wow! That's more than I thought it was. I just recognized the word sorella/sister and what I thought was the word acidenti/accident. Good thing I asked

Who or what is Giacobbini?

I'll take a picture of the inside cover and post it

In the first picture, is it a memorial to a sister who died in an accident?

This may seem like a silly question, but is that his full given name with "Patrone" being the family surname?

Could "due figli" mean children or offspring and not specifically males? I ask because I am descended from a daughter.

What does it say after "2 deceased sons"? Something about "major" and "minor"?

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Thank you!

Thank you, Angela!