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http://s17.postimg.org/kcf2bl6wv/1889_V ... _birth.jpg

record #127
the father's occupation is what ??!?!!?

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Donna
the occupation is not jumping out at me, but I came across the following which you might find useful-

http://www.beniculturali.it/mibac/multi ... -50275.pdf

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erudita,
thanks for this. i found a previous birth record which listed his occupation as 'Mastro'. do you think the first letters of this are mastro?

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Donna
When I first enlarged the document, that was exactly what I was thinking, but I can't for the life of me figure out what the rest of the word is.
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it is a tough one! i'll just add it to the of mysteries. thanks again.
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Donna
I think there are more letters to the occupation running through the word "domiciliato"
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yes, i saw that too....i will have to look at the records again and see if i can figure out the record that is the backside of that page...maybe i can make out the writing.

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It looks to me that it could be "Maestro Elementare" (primary school teacher).
Primary school education in Italy was reformed by the so-called "Legge Coppino" of 1877 who made public primary education free and attendance mandatory. Since the birth record is from 1889, it could be likely.
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arturo
thanks for your thoughts on this. it looks as if it could very likely be Elementare.

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