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>Please continue my listing in the updated list. Surname enquiry is BETTINELLI. Thanks Ian Marshall
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Hello subscribers to the aria mailing list. All Rootsweb mailing lists have been nearly dead for the last two or so years. In February this year, Rootsweb upgraded the software that runs their 30,000 or so mailing lists, and after a few teething problems, the system is now up and running. Subscribers should not notice much difference. The main difference for you is that you can register as a subscriber and then be able to adjust options for how you receive emails (e.g. single posts or digests in plain or MIME format, halt mail while on holidays and a few more things). Or you can leave things as they are. As a reminder, the purpose of this mailing list is for Australians and New Zealanders who are researching their Italian Heritage, Culture and Ancestry. For questions about this list, please contact the list administrator at aria-owner@rootsweb.com <mailto:aria-owner@rootsweb.com> To post to this list or respond to a post, use the email address aria@rootsweb.com <mailto:aria-owner@rootsweb.com> Your list is back up so if you want to keep this list active and going, please post your queries or information to the list. Cheers Peter Lakeman Temporary List Admin
ADINOLFI/DI MAJO/FUSCO Looking for relatives of Luigi Adinolfi, Antoine Di Majo and Louisa Fusco. -- Dianne Williams The 'Geni-ologist'
Gail, Thanks.... I have looked & got copies from the National Archives ($16.50 per copy)... I have paid for the outstanding file for Emilio Franzi...so far they have not added the Digital copy up on the search website...& some details from the Queensland Archives(about $2 per copy)...but I still have lots of 'loose ends'...when my Grandfather came to Australia? Which state did he first go to...I found out about land in NSW, a farm in Queensland , etc...BUT...I will keep searching for anything that can fill in the gaps. I am now trying an Italian website <www.theitalianheritage.com> Regards, Alan ------------------------------ Message: 2 Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2008 16:31:47 +1100 From: "Gayle Stewart" <gs56@bigpond.net.au> Subject: Re: [ARIA] Franzi To: <aria@rootsweb.com> Message-ID: <000401c875dd$66ca3810$0100000a@Stewart> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Dear Alan Have you checked out National Archives of Australia? There is a record there for Emilio Franzi you can request a digital copy I am not sure of the cost. Also they would probably have naturalization records? Which if you can locate maybe at NSW state records you can gain lots of info. Also my Italians left from Hamburg so this could be an option, as well as the fact that most anglised their names. http://www.naa.gov.au/ Cheers Gayle -----Original Message----- From: aria-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:aria-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Alan Franzi Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2008 2:13 PM To: ARIA@rootsweb.com Subject: [ARIA] Franzi I am looking for ANY details from Italy and/or Australia, regarding : Emilio Franzi... born Lovero, Sondrio, Italy, 1876 Maria Franzi... born Vervio, Sondrio, Italy, 1882 or 1883...(nee Mambretti) Pierino Franzi. Born Vervio, Sondrio, Italy, 1904 Emilio Franzi (Jnr). Born Vervio, Sondrio, Italy, 1909 Guiseppe Visini..born, Vervio, Sondrio, Italy, late 1800s. Angelina Visini... born Vervio, Sondrio, Italy, late 1800s....(nee Mambretti) Ricca Visini....... born ?Vervio? """""""""""", about 1911 Rosa Visini....... born ?Vervio?""""""""""""", about 1913 Believe Emilio Franzi & Guiseppe Visini, migrated to Australia before 1914. Its believed both Emilio Franzi & Guiseppe Visini came to Western Australia..possibly searching for Gold around 1903 Maria, Pierino, Emilio Jnr., Franzi & Angelina, Ricca & Rosa Visa arrived in Brisbane, December 1915 onboard SS Omrah. Emilio Franzi owned 7+acres at Waterloo & Culledon Roads, Eastwood, near Sydney, Australia early 1900s until sold by his widow in 1946. Although their is a large Franzi group originating in Victoria, Australia in mid-1800s...They also came from northern Italy...we can find any connection. Regards, Alan Franzi Adelaide Australia ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ARIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------ To contact the ARIA list administrator, send an email to ARIA-admin@rootsweb.com. To post a message to the ARIA mailing list, send an email to ARIA@rootsweb.com. __________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ARIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body of the email with no additional text. End of ARIA Digest, Vol 2, Issue 5 **********************************
Dear Alan Have you checked out National Archives of Australia? There is a record there for Emilio Franzi you can request a digital copy I am not sure of the cost. Also they would probably have naturalization records? Which if you can locate maybe at NSW state records you can gain lots of info. Also my Italians left from Hamburg so this could be an option, as well as the fact that most anglised their names. http://www.naa.gov.au/ Cheers Gayle -----Original Message----- From: aria-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:aria-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Alan Franzi Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2008 2:13 PM To: ARIA@rootsweb.com Subject: [ARIA] Franzi I am looking for ANY details from Italy and/or Australia, regarding : Emilio Franzi... born Lovero, Sondrio, Italy, 1876 Maria Franzi... born Vervio, Sondrio, Italy, 1882 or 1883...(nee Mambretti) Pierino Franzi. Born Vervio, Sondrio, Italy, 1904 Emilio Franzi (Jnr). Born Vervio, Sondrio, Italy, 1909 Guiseppe Visini..born, Vervio, Sondrio, Italy, late 1800s. Angelina Visini... born Vervio, Sondrio, Italy, late 1800s....(nee Mambretti) Ricca Visini....... born ?Vervio? """""""""""", about 1911 Rosa Visini....... born ?Vervio?""""""""""""", about 1913 Believe Emilio Franzi & Guiseppe Visini, migrated to Australia before 1914. Its believed both Emilio Franzi & Guiseppe Visini came to Western Australia..possibly searching for Gold around 1903 Maria, Pierino, Emilio Jnr., Franzi & Angelina, Ricca & Rosa Visa arrived in Brisbane, December 1915 onboard SS Omrah. Emilio Franzi owned 7+acres at Waterloo & Culledon Roads, Eastwood, near Sydney, Australia early 1900s until sold by his widow in 1946. Although their is a large Franzi group originating in Victoria, Australia in mid-1800s...They also came from northern Italy...we can find any connection. Regards, Alan Franzi Adelaide Australia ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ARIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
I am looking for ANY details from Italy and/or Australia, regarding : Emilio Franzi... born Lovero, Sondrio, Italy, 1876 Maria Franzi... born Vervio, Sondrio, Italy, 1882 or 1883...(nee Mambretti) Pierino Franzi. Born Vervio, Sondrio, Italy, 1904 Emilio Franzi (Jnr). Born Vervio, Sondrio, Italy, 1909 Guiseppe Visini..born, Vervio, Sondrio, Italy, late 1800s. Angelina Visini... born Vervio, Sondrio, Italy, late 1800s....(nee Mambretti) Ricca Visini....... born ?Vervio? """""""""""", about 1911 Rosa Visini....... born ?Vervio?""""""""""""", about 1913 Believe Emilio Franzi & Guiseppe Visini, migrated to Australia before 1914. Its believed both Emilio Franzi & Guiseppe Visini came to Western Australia..possibly searching for Gold around 1903 Maria, Pierino, Emilio Jnr., Franzi & Angelina, Ricca & Rosa Visa arrived in Brisbane, December 1915 onboard SS Omrah. Emilio Franzi owned 7+acres at Waterloo & Culledon Roads, Eastwood, near Sydney, Australia early 1900s until sold by his widow in 1946. Although their is a large Franzi group originating in Victoria, Australia in mid-1800s...They also came from northern Italy...we can find any connection. Regards, Alan Franzi Adelaide Australia
Hello to everyone, I am from Germany and I am researching the RAMSPOTT family, which actually have their roots in Germany, esp. the region of Sauerland (North-Rhine-Westfalia and Hessia). Some of them left for Australia, some others probably also came to Australia, but I am not sure about that, or in some cases my information does not suffice. My question to you is: Can you tell me about the following person anything I do not know yet? Francesco RAMSPOTT born April 16th 1924, maybe in Italy probably came to Canverra, Australia between 1952 and 1965 I am not sure, if he really is from Italy or if he only is a sailor listed as passenge. Thank you so far Bernd Krause www.geschichtswissenschaften.com
Subject: Leeton court case - trying to find an Italian father Can anyone point me in the right direction and if the likelihood of finding my Nana's father in the following scenario is feasible? Case: The family rumour is that there was a court case between a Miss Ruby Violet Campton and the alledged Italian father of my Nana with the first name of Anthony or Antonio (Also known as Tony). This is claimed to have happened in or around the town of Leeton NSW and somewhere between the years 1930-1933. The trial was apparently in relation to Ruby claiming Anthony raped her (or something simular) - but in reality this was not so. It is believed he was not charged and went on to have a family of his own to another woman (Presumably of Italian heritage). Ruby would have been 18-20 years of age. Anthony's age is not known.Does anyone know the best way I could go about trying to find this court case and the details of it? I live in Brisbane QLD and travelling to NSW is not on the cards anytime soon. Though is not entirely out of the question forever. I would also be willing to negiotiate doing QLD research for someone who could do NSW research for me. I would like to know the full name of Anthony in this court case (If it did in fact happen) as it is the most likely way of me finding out who my Nana's father as all those who remember his name have since passed on.SincerelyMistymistyserene@hotmail.comThanks, Misty mistyserene@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________ What are you waiting for? Join Lavalife FREE http://a.ninemsn.com.au/b.aspx?URL=http%3A%2F%2Flavalife9%2Eninemsn%2Ecom%2Eau%2Fclickthru%2Fclickthru%2Eact%3Fid%3Dninemsn%26context%3Dan99%26locale%3Den%5FAU%26a%3D30288&_t=764581033&_r=email_taglines_Join_free_OCT07&_m=EXT
Thank you for that information on arrivals I couldn't find arrival information for my ancestor, Gherado Borserini who lived in Walhalla in Victoria Thanks to a relation I have found out that he went back to villa de torino in Sondria Italy and told his experiences who have written it down in a diary. In Walhalla there were a lot of Italians working around the gold mines at that time. Rosie > My ggrandfather arrived in Tasmania in 1860 from Italy, he later went > to Victoria where he married Mary Ann Goodwin in 1964 at Buninyong. > Any further info about his Italian roots, mother Rosina FANDONI? > Regards, Jan Macpherson. > > >
My ggrandfather arrived in Tasmania in 1860 from Italy, he later went to Victoria where he married Mary Ann Goodwin in 1964 at Buninyong. Any further info about his Italian roots, mother Rosina FANDONI? Regards, Jan Macpherson.
Hi to all on the list, I have had some success at long last with the discovery of : Giacomo DAMIANI born 1762 in Poschiavo, Graubunden, Switzerland. his son Lorenzo Damiani born 1797 as above. his son's wife Margarita Crameri born 1802 as above. they married 1822 as above. Then they moved to "Who knows where" and my twig of the branch was born !! namely, Antonio Damiani born 1840 at Villa in the State of Lombardy in the Kingdom of Italy. This is the only clue! I can find "Poschiavo" no problems, but "Villa" is so elusive as there are so many to choose from. Is there anybody else out there who recognizes the above branch of the tree? Crameri is a very common name in Poschiavo. Damiani less so. The long lost hunter! Max CROW.
I would like to contact Sandra Stanton or Russell White who posted messages in 2000 and 2003, respectively, regarding Stephano Powseitch aka Stefano Haskitt or Haskitt aka John Stanton, an Italian who arrived in NSW in 1813 as a convict from England. I have tried e-mailing, but neither of their addresses are current and I do not have sufficient information to locate them any other way. Hoping one of you may still subscribe to this list and will respond to this message. I am descended from John/Stephano's daughter Hannah and am also interested in hearing from anyone else researching this gentleman or his descendants. I have digital photographs of John and Mary Stanton's headstone that I am happy to share. Many thanks Vanessa Cassin Baulkham Hills, NSW, Australia
We have found that our family married into the Cincotta family in Sydney and we are looking anyone connected to this family. Kaye www.bananatv.com/familytreechecklist.htm
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