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I found the death records of two of my ancestors from Orciano di Pesaro, Parish of San Silvestro: Andrea Bissoni in 1781 and his wife Maria Mancini in 1782, but I am having trouble getting information out of them.

I especially need help with the 1782 record because I can't understand if it is says Camilla, daughter of Mario Mancini, widow of Andrea Bissoni or if it says Camilla, daughter of Maria Mancini and Andrea Bissoni :?

Can anyone help me read them? Thanks!
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Maria Camilla Mancini
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Andrea Bissoni
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I find it rather hard to read, however:
she seems to be the daughter of Maria Mancini (it seems to be clearly Mariae, genitive case, with the "ae" written like the greek ɛ);
the the following word might be "viduae", but I don't see the "ae" so clearly.
Following, it states "Aetatis suae annorum septem" (at age 7).
So, this should be the Death record of one of Andrea and Maria's daughters.
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Ah! Okay that makes sense, just needed another opinion. Thanks!
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