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Research into the identity of the parish that was responsible for baptisms of children abandoned at the Ospedale di Pammatone in Genoa reveals that is was the Parish of Santo Stefano, located 400 meters away from where the hospital once was located. (See https://goo.gl/maps/ECzeUmmJbNziAnPV6; see also http://himetop.wikidot.com/ospedale-pammatone-s-remains.) | Research into the identity of the parish that was responsible for baptisms of children abandoned at the Ospedale di Pammatone in Genoa reveals that is was the Parish of Santo Stefano, located 400 meters away from where the hospital once was located. (See https://goo.gl/maps/ECzeUmmJbNziAnPV6; see also http://himetop.wikidot.com/ospedale-pammatone-s-remains.) | ||
Correspondence with Santo Stefano produced a copy of the | Correspondence with Santo Stefano produced a copy of the 20 February 1843 record of baptism occurring that day of the child born six weeks and five days earlier on 4 January 1843: | ||
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File:1843 Atto di 4 gennaio Nascita e di 20 febbraio Battesimo di Luigi Daimosonio - Cropped.jpg|Record of the 4 January 1843 Birth and 20 February 1843 Baptism of Luigi Daimosino in the Santo Stefano Parish in Genoa, Italy | File:1843 Atto di 4 gennaio Nascita e di 20 febbraio Battesimo di Luigi Daimosonio - Cropped.jpg|Record of the 4 January 1843 Birth and 20 February 1843 Baptism of Luigi Daimosino in the Santo Stefano Parish in Genoa, Italy | ||
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