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1813 Italian death record

JudyPorteous
JudyPorteous ✭
May 1 in Indexing
https://www.familysearch.org/indexing/batch/17d782bf-fee7-4537-9156-0972f081592b

Can someone please take a look at the above batch and confirm if Sudetto is an actual commune or is Cannitello to be indexed instead.

Thanks

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  • Cousin Vinny
    Cousin Vinny ✭✭✭
    May 1 Answer ✓

    sudetto is often used in Italian records as shorthand for "previously mentioned". Relative references abound in these records, for example:

    come sopra - as above

    anno / mese corrente (or volgente or spirante) - current year / month

    anno / mese passato (or scorso or decorso) - last year / month

    ivi - here

    oggi / ieri - today / yesterday

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  • genthusiast
    genthusiast ✭✭✭✭✭
    May 1 edited May 1

    Place appears to be: Cannitello, Calabria Ultra - but instructions want only commune - so Cannitello.

    sudetto comune - apparently means aforementioned municipality/place.

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  • JudyPorteous
    JudyPorteous ✭
    May 1

    That’s what I thought too. Thanks.

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  • JudyPorteous
    JudyPorteous ✭
    May 1

    Thank you. I’m going to keep these references handy for my indexing.

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