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Birth Act — Filomena Giugliano, Sarno, September 1865
Transcript and translation
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The record
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Index (pag 16, row 19)
"Giugliano Filomena | Luigi, e Costabile Antonia | [day] detto | N. 384".
Transcription (as read; Italian wording summarized where not captured word for word)
N. d'ordine 384. Sarno, September 1865, at 4 p.m. [doubtful hour], before the civil registrar, appeared Luigi Giugliano, figlio di Felice, di anni trenta, calzolaro [doubtful], domiciliato in Sarno, strada Pasquale [doubtful]; who presented a female child, born of Antonia Cataldo / Costabile [doubtful surname in the act body; the index reads Costabile], his wife, di anni trentacinque [doubtful], living with him, on the 25th [doubtful] of the said month at 5 p.m. [doubtful]; the child named "Filomena".
Witnesses: Michele Corrato [doubtful], 47, bracciale [doubtful]; Giulio [Ricco, doubtful], aged 2? [doubtful], both of Sarno.
English translation
Act no. 384. At Sarno in September 1865 Luigi Giugliano, son of Felice, aged 30, a shoemaker [doubtful], living on strada Pasquale [doubtful], declared a daughter born to his wife Antonia Costabile [or Cataldo, doubtful in the body of the act], aged 35 [doubtful], on the 25th [doubtful] of the month at 5 p.m. [doubtful], and named her Filomena. Witnesses Michele Corrato [doubtful], a day labourer [doubtful], and Giulio [Ricco?].