[TI] Translation Questions

Laura Johnson rngade57 at madisontelco.com
Tue May 12 19:23:54 CDT 2009


1.  Italian Document Translations
        http://www.termini-imerese.org/ItDocTranslations.htm
2.  Mayors of Termini - I haven't started keeping track of them yet but 
I will add it to the list of things to do (when I get some time LOL)  I 
have started a list of the priests that are mentioned in the baptismal 
documents
3.  There are many sites that have translations of the professions.  If 
someone would like to make a listing of them for me, I would be glad to 
make a page on the website for them
4.  There really isn't any standardized wording.  I have seen many 
things included such as the relationship to the person reporting the 
birth/death, previous spouse information, whether they single or 
widowed, etc

Thomas Corso, PhD wrote:
>  
> Questions 1 - Templates
> I have spent hours trying to translate the documents I that I recently
> received.  I have to admit, that I have actually enjoy doing this, but,
> does anyone know if there are translation templates that lists the text
> portions of the documents already translated.  Was there a prior e-mail
> thread on this topic you could direct me to?
>
> Question 2 - the Mayors of Termini
> Is their a list of Mayors for Termini and the years they were in office?
>
> Question 3 - Professions
> Has anyone compiled a partial list of professions that can be found on
> the documents?  The list of Sir names and first names already on the
> site has been extremely helpful. (Thanks for putting those up.)
>
> Question 4 - the Handwriting.
> There are some sections, such as my family member's names that have
> handwriting after their name.  Some I can make out (such as
> "figlio"-"son of" or "fu"-"deceased", others are very hard to
> transcribe, let alone, translate.  Along with the Templates, are there
> certain types of information that commonly shows up in various blank
> spaces?
>
> If this has been addressed already, sorry for the redundancy, let me
> know and I'll dig though the thread achieves.
>
> Tom
>
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