Hello. I need help translating this death record please.
https://flic.kr/p/r4pDHD (click on the picture at this link and it gets a lot bigger)
I included the photo here, too.
Ferdinando di Scipio Death
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Re: Ferdinando di Scipio Death
December 28, 1814 (I think, although it seems strange to me that they used printed forms that far back), Ciro Santoro (28 years old) and Domenico Suaro (33 years old), both manual laborers, came in to report that at 10am on that day, Ferdinando di Scipio died at the age of 60. Ferdinando's parents were Berardino di Scipio and Maria or Marta di Simone. He died in his house and was also a manual laborer.
Re: Ferdinando di Scipio Death
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Re: Ferdinando di Scipio Death
From this link at rootsweb...113yearslater wrote:December 28, 1814 (I think, although it seems strange to me that they used printed forms that far back), Ciro Santoro (28 years old) and Domenico Suaro (33 years old), both manual laborers, came in to report that at 10am on that day, Ferdinando di Scipio died at the age of 60. Ferdinando's parents were Berardino di Scipio and Maria or Marta di Simone. He died in his house and was also a manual laborer.
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~itawg ... cords.html
T.Modern Italian records were brought about during the Napoleonic era. Record keeping became more standardized through out Italy. You will still find differences in the earlier years. Some may be kept on printed forms and others handwritten. When researching Southern Italy You may find very clear and informative printed records as early as 1809. In the north they will still be hand written until about 1815. But until 1860-70 you will still not find uniformity in record keeping. An exception to the dates above are Bolzano and Trento 16th century to present