Try this website: http://www.mangeruca.com/potential_relative.htm
Good Luck,
Peggy
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- 22 Mar 2004, 18:21
- Forum: Italian Genealogy
- Topic: A really basic question...
- Replies: 1
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- 24 Feb 2004, 15:40
- Forum: Italian language, handwriting , script & translations
- Topic: Address or Title on birth records
- Replies: 3
- Views: 7142
Re: Address or Title on birth records
The translation I found for "Salti" at http://translate.google.com is "It is known to you"
Peggy
Before the name of the first witness, his age and occupation is the word “Scettiâ€
Peggy
Before the name of the first witness, his age and occupation is the word “Scettiâ€
- 19 Feb 2004, 15:43
- Forum: Italian language, handwriting , script & translations
- Topic: LATIN TRANSLATION REQUEST
- Replies: 4
- Views: 10990
Re: LATIN TRANSLATION REQUEST
A picture of the church my grandfather went to as a child in Deliceto, Italy shows the following carved over the entrance 'ERIS IN PESTE PATRONUS' Can anyone tell me what it means?
Peggy
bravo Maurizio: " You will be the protecting in the plague. ..." regards, suanj
Thank you for the translation ...
Peggy
bravo Maurizio: " You will be the protecting in the plague. ..." regards, suanj
Thank you for the translation ...
- 19 Feb 2004, 15:39
- Forum: Italian language, handwriting , script & translations
- Topic: LATIN TRANSLATION REQUEST
- Replies: 4
- Views: 10990
THANK YOU!
The meaning is "You'll be (our) patron during (in case of) pestilence". It's an invocation/supplication probably directed to Saint Rocco, who traditionally is the saint invoked by Italian people to be protected by this plague. Is the church entitled to San Rocco?
Ciao, Maurizio
Thank you so much ...
Ciao, Maurizio
Thank you so much ...
- 18 Feb 2004, 21:30
- Forum: Italian language, handwriting , script & translations
- Topic: LATIN TRANSLATION REQUEST
- Replies: 4
- Views: 10990
LATIN TRANSLATION REQUEST
A picture of the church my grandfather went to as a child in Deliceto, Italy shows the following carved over the entrance 'ERIS IN PESTE PATRONUS' Can anyone tell me what it means?
Peggy
Peggy