Hi Lynn,

I found the birth record for Antonio Donato Scarpitti.
http://www.theyteach.me/antonio_donato_scarpitti_index.png
http://www.theyteach.me/antonio_donato_scarpitti_p1.png
http://www.theyteach.me/antonio_donato_scarpitti_p2.png

This is from the Carovilli records collection imaged by ...

One more related question... Can anyone read the child's name on this record? I think I can read the parents - they look to me to be Salvatore Sferra and Lucia Carano. But I'm not able to read the first name.

http://www.theyteach.me/record_name.jpg

Thanks again,
Jeff

Thank you Pippo! I was unable to read Lucia Carano's age at all!
After such a history of peasantry and labor, I can see why my ancestors took the risk of immigrating to the US.

Hi All,

I would like help with 2 more translations. These are the father and grandfather of the last translation I got help with (and would not have found without the help I got on this forum.)

I'll list what I was able to glean from the images, and would love to find out if I missed anything or ...

Hi all,

This is fantastic, I can pass this on to my brother who is named after Antonio. Very cool! Thanks so much for the help.

-Jeff

Hi,

I happen to have a few Carovilli records microfilms checked out to my local family research center. I was looking at the 1871 Nati records today and noticed some Scarpitti names in the index. Let me know if you want shots of of the full records and I'll take a photo next weekend.

Here is the ...

Hi All,

I gave it my best shot, but I'm still learning and there are lot of gaps. I would really appreciate some help translating this birth record of my 2nd great grandfather. I have included what I have been able to figure out so far below.

http://www.theyteach.me/antonio_sferra_birth_record ...