This photo comes from a census, and we are curious what is the meaning of the word, above the two Sposo words. Does it refer to something about the marriage, or something else. Ammiegliata maybe.
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Help with meaning of one word
Help with meaning of one word
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Re: Help with meaning of one word
hi,
"-married at Domenico Giroto of Forno Rivara"
best,
suanj
"-married at Domenico Giroto of Forno Rivara"
best,
suanj
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Re: Help with meaning of one word
bottino,
the correct spelling of the word in the census is ammogliata and means what suanj posted above
Erudita
the correct spelling of the word in the census is ammogliata and means what suanj posted above
Erudita
Re: Help with meaning of one word
Wait, Married At, But a name follows. Is that just the way of writing it?
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Re: Help with meaning of one word
Maybe a better translation would be "married with" or "married to"?bottino wrote:Wait, Married At, But a name follows. Is that just the way of writing it?
Re: Help with meaning of one word
I agree Livio!liviomoreno wrote:Maybe a better translation would be "married with" or "married to"?bottino wrote:Wait, Married At, But a name follows. Is that just the way of writing it?
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suanj
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