Padula in the 1939 Italian Yearbook
Today we want to share a noteworthy paper: the 1939 Italian Yearbook.
This author has yet to write their bio.Meanwhile lets just say that we are proud Giuseppina Dede contributed a whooping 20 entries.
Today we want to share a noteworthy paper: the 1939 Italian Yearbook.
The three pictures below list the “foreigners” or “strangers” living in Teggiano based on the 1754 Catasto OnciarioCensus(index).
The list below shows the “foreigners” or “strangers” (name+last name+hometown+status), either residents or not in Sala Consilina according to the 1764 Catasto Onciario Census.
Today we share a funny list with you! It is an inventory about the cows (they had a name!) that belonged to the Holy Rosary Congregation in Padula.
Today we share with you a list of the shoemakers or cobblers (names+last names) working in Padula in 1749 according to the Catasto Onciario Census.
Here we are with a list (name + last name) of people working as stonecutters or stonemasons in Padula in 1749. Info taken from the 1749 Catasto Onciario Census.
How many foreigners were living in Padula in 1678?
A memory of a heavy snowstorm at Christmas – taken from a death record housed in the parish archive of Padula.
As genealogists, we know that it is not easy to reach the offices spread all over the territory. It happened one day when we left Padula (Salerno) to visit the small village of Torrioni (Avellino), but the emails exchange we had with the employees of the Town Hall, as well as their kindness, comforted us.
Do you know the trickiest task for a genealogist?