Hi,
I've read conflicting records that Carmelo Pellegrini (bottom left of the image) may have been born at sea. I've managed to locate his birth records, but I cannot read anything other than the dates and parents' names. Can anyone please tell me, does this record mention anything about being born at sea please?
Thanks very much,
Michael
Image citation:
"Italia, Lucca, Lucca, Stato Civile (Tribunale), 1866-1929," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1 ... C350066302 : 22 May 2014), Lucca > Barga > Nati 1866-1887 > image 437 of 1845; Tribunale di Lucca (Lucca Court, Lucca).
Born at sea?
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Re: Born at sea?
No mention of being born at sea. He was born at home.
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Dated 17 July 1870 at 9:30 AM in the town hall of Barga.
Before the official... appeared Luigi Pellegrini (son of Agostino), age 31, laborer residing in this town in the Tiglio section/neighborhood, to declare that at 2 PM on the 15th of July to his wife Giudetta Begni (of unknown father) residing with him at their home in the above place known as Giucheto(?), was born a male child to whom was given the name CARMELO GIOVANNI. The presentation of the child was dispensed with because of the distance. Witnesses to the declaration: Giuseppe Bonacorsi, 39, farmer; and Giovanni Nardi, 25, farmer.
T.
#110
Dated 17 July 1870 at 9:30 AM in the town hall of Barga.
Before the official... appeared Luigi Pellegrini (son of Agostino), age 31, laborer residing in this town in the Tiglio section/neighborhood, to declare that at 2 PM on the 15th of July to his wife Giudetta Begni (of unknown father) residing with him at their home in the above place known as Giucheto(?), was born a male child to whom was given the name CARMELO GIOVANNI. The presentation of the child was dispensed with because of the distance. Witnesses to the declaration: Giuseppe Bonacorsi, 39, farmer; and Giovanni Nardi, 25, farmer.
T.
