Translating parents in birth record
The birth record for Maria DiRosa doesn't have a mother listed where I'm used to seeing a mother's name. Could anyone translate that part for me? There are a lot of nons..... She is the birth in the top left corner.
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They weren't married, so that's why she's not listed there. It's how the civil system worked during a short time in Italian history that's been detailed here by others in various posts. The image is too low resolution for a proper translation. Do you have the link to the record?
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Here is the link to the birth record:
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That link is paywalled. Do you have a FamilySearch or Antenati URL?
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Naro 1880 #214
Fortunately, the parish registers are available from the Agrigento Diocesan archive. This appears to be her baptism at S. Erasmo church:
Looks like her mother is Giuseppa Caramazza?
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That's great information! Thank you so much!
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And to clarify what @DangKwei said, the couple may have been married in the church, just not in a civil ceremony, so for civil purposes they weren't married.
You might check the parish records of Naro at the Agrigento Diocesan archive (free to sign up and use).
https://www.registriparrocchiali.archiviostoricodiocesiag.it/
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