GGrandmothers birth record help

[Piano Dee]

I've been looking for this puzzle piece for years and need some help to verify. Can anyone translate the birth record #27 (i think) and margin notes for Carmela Santoro (bottom right) for me please. Thanks sooo much!!!!!

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1 ... cat=719676

[sacesta]

I'm no expert, but I'll take a crack at it…

Date event recorded 07 Oct, 1875 at 8:12 am. Before me (Francesco Gallepo ?, Mayor) in the comune of Polla, Domenico Santoro, age 33, farmer, living in Polla, called me at the hour of 12:19 of the 6th day of the current month in the house at Via Torrone (can't quite make out the address number), Filomena Bracco, wife living with her husband, also a farmer, age 30 years and presented me, here, with a female baby named Carmela Santoro.

To the above act were present as witnesses (given name??) Leopoldo, age 57 (can't make out his profession) and Poppili (surname??), age 33, both residents of this comune (town)

I'll let someone else decipher the last sentence before the signatures...

[erudita74]

some corrections to Steve's translation

Francesco Galloppo

born in the house on Via Serrone (al numero senza)-without a number

First witness: Leopoldo Albirosa*

Second witness: Alessandro Poppiti

occupation of witnesses- possidente-property owner

In the margin is just the notation of her marriage to Pasquale Mucci on Jan 17, 1895, which you already know about.



*Palazzo Albirosa in Via Parco

la facciata del palazzo Sorge all'imbocco della via Parco e appartenne alla famiglia Rosa e finì nelle mani del dottor Albo per matrimonio, onde il cognome Albi-rosa. Si compone di un piano rialzato che occupò, sin dalla formazione, vari ambienti ricavati anche da torri d'angolo della cinta medioevale. E' dotato di un grande giardino in declivio. Notevole è la facciata per l'apertura di due finestre trilobate del '700 che affiancano il portale. Nel complesso l'aspetto è disarmonico perchè s'avverte la presenza di corpi preesistenti come le torri inglobate nella struttura generale.

[sacesta]

Senza - without. Of course! How did I not pick up on that? Thanks Erudita.