Hi Gaile, thanks for your response! I should have been more specific. Locarno is a town in the italian speaking region of Switzerland and given date refers to date of death. However, "Amodio 206 f" is what I cannot understand what it makes reference to. Actually, "Amodio" is a family name but I do not see the connection to the person Eugen Lee-Stieger who died on September 14, 1965.
Hi Jelena, thanks for your response! Yes, you are correct, Locarno is the town where Eugen Lee-Stieger died on September 14, 1965. However, what I don't understand what "Amodio 206 f" stands for (actually, Amodio is an italian family name).
Thanks for your response! Locarno is a town located in the italian speaking region of Switzerland. And the date given, September 14, 1965 is the date of death. The person who died was Eugen Lee-Stieger. What I don't understand is the additional mentioning or its reference of "Amodio 206 f" (Amodio is an italian family name).
In the absence of actually seeing this document, I would say: died in Locarno, September 14, 1965 The + is a cross, and means died.
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This website has common German (European) genealogical symbols. http://habitant.org/tools/eskey.htm
Hi George, thanks for your response! And yes, you are correct. Eugen Lee-Stieger died in Locarno on September 14, 1965. What I don't understand is what Amonio 206 f refers to (Amonio is an italian family name).