Dove ci si dovrebbe rivolgere per informazioni su una decorazione militare data ad un appartenente all'esercito italiano nella prima guerra mondiale ? Antonio Leogrande

In alcuni atti canonici di matrimonio appare un giudice ai contratti o di contratti, che apparentemente stipula il contratto di matrimonio steso da un notaio. Chi sa qualcosa di piú preciso su questa mansione? Era quella una professione o una carica, a cui ci si era eletti o nominati? Antonio Leogrande

I giudici a contratto svolgevano sostanzialmente la funzione che attualmente svolge il notaio. Con la propria presenza davano valore all'atto che veniva stipulato tra le parti. Il notaio invece si limitava a redigire l'atto, era una sorta di scrivano pubblico. Credo che fosse elettiva come carica ma non ne sono sicuro. La figura del giudice a controtto scompare con napoleone e l'invasione francese del regno di napoli e rimane solo quella del notaio. Antonio Leogrande wrote: > In alcuni atti canonici di matrimonio appare un giudice ai contratti o di > contratti, che apparentemente stipula il contratto di matrimonio steso da un > notaio. > Chi sa qualcosa di piú preciso su questa mansione? Era quella una > professione o una carica, a cui ci si era eletti o nominati? > Antonio Leogrande > >

Sant'Andrea di Suasa > comune di Mondavio > provincia di Pesaro Urbino ( PU ) Non ho trovato nomi sull'elenco di Mondavio ma ne ho trovati 90 sulla provincia, http://www.paginebianche.it/pb/cerca?btt=1&cg=Magrini&no=&dv=pu&x=91&y=9 Buona fortuna Pietro "sandrine chalony" <[email protected]> ha scritto nel messaggio news:[email protected] > qui pourrai me renseigner sur la famille magrini originaire de la région de > marche mon arrière arrière grand père est né a st andréa di suaza en 1850 > immigré en france dans les années 1880 j'aimerai savoir ( cela sera surement > difficile) si il existe encore des membres de ma familles de cet branche > magrini dans la région de marche et si c' est le cas j'en serai très > heureuse de les rencontrer au fait mon arrière x 2 grand père il s 'appelait > " Angelo bélisaire césare Magrini" merci merci beaucoup a l' avance > >

"della" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] > I would like info on the della camera familey of caiazzo italy > anything would be a help . especially about my grandfather stefano > della camera. thank you There is one Della Camera listing in Caiazzo in the Italy phone directory on the Net at http://www.infobel.com/italy/ Good luck on your search. Joe in Texas

I would like info on the della camera familey of caiazzo italy anything would be a help . especially about my grandfather stefano della camera. thank you

Grande link, non lo conoscevo ;)

"Antonio Leogrande" <[email protected]> ha scritto nel messaggio news:[email protected] >un dizionario etimologico italiano? http://www.etimo.it/ Gualt.

Hello, (sorry, I do not speak any Italian) I hope, that someone can help me on. Are there any churchbooks of the church, that was used by the family Medici ? It could be the Church San Lorenzo in Florenz/Firenze. I'm looking for a Turkish girl or woman, who was baptized before 1691, there she got the name Anna Maria Louisa Medici. She was born somewhere in Turkey and came to Italy later (how and why and when ?). There in Firenze, I think, she becomes catholic and got the new name. Her origin name I don't know. Probably one of her godparents has been the Princess Anna Maria Louisa de Medici, who married a German Cure Prince in Duesseldorf. The Princess took her to Germany as one of her chamber women, later (1704) she married my ancestor. Thanks for any help Regina (from Germany)

http://www.demauroparavia.it/ è di libero accesso, ma non ha le etimologie http://www.garzantilinguistica.it/ prevede una registrazione gratuita e ti dà l'accesso ai dizionari garzanti di italiano, inglese e francese. Il dizionario di italiano prevede anche una minima etimologia per le parole :)

Esiste un dizionario italiano online di libero accesso nonché un dizionario etimologico italiano? Antonio Leogrande

Nei vecchi catasti del regno di napoli si incontra spesso la misura di superficie quartiere, particolarmente come misura di vigne. Ne saprebbe qualcuno a che corrisponde? Antonio

Hi, Since that always happened to me, I signed up for Genealogy.com as a backup. For some reason, the search results differ with the two services. I found him on Genealogy.com as Anthony (34) Moncioni (no 'u') with his wife, Estella (37), and 2 children: Peter (2 1/2) & Nancy (2 months) at 223 East Fifth Street in NYC. I'm attaching the images for you to see -- there are 2 pages. Let me know if you have any trouble downloading them. Hope it helps! ~Susan :)

I am researching Antonio Pietro DANERO who married Angela GARDELLA he was born in genoa 1766 and she in Neirone 1782 wld also like to share photos of the region kind regards Lina Moffitt

""Lina M."" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected] > I am researching > > Antonio Pietro DANERO who married Angela GARDELLA > > he was born in genoa 1766 and she in Neirone 1782 > > wld also like to share photos of the region > > > kind regards > Lina Moffitt > We find 64 Gardella listings in Neirone in the Italy phone directory on the Net at http://www.infobel.com/italy/ There are 13 Danero listing found in Genova. Joe in Texas

Surname MENNA from Italy

Surname DAMIANO from Italy

I suscribe to the Ancestry.com census database but for the past 9 months have been unable to view a particular page. I get the error message "Missing Image! We're aware of the problem & are taking the necessary steps to correct it." I think the page contains info about my Great Aunt and Uncle, Ester and Anthony Manzione and their children [one son is named Peter ]. the head of household is indexed as: Anthony Monciouni, age 34, Birthplace Italy, Manhattan, N.Y. Roll: T625_1200, Page 5A, ED 636, Image 308. [ 200 block of E 5th St ] Could someone please take the time to e-mail me this census image in either JPG, GIF or SID format. Thank You [email protected]

Hi Dee, DeMarino, sometimes written De Marino, is a rather uncommon name in present day Italy. The greatest concentration of this name in Italy is in the south in Puglia, around Naples, Rome and near Torino. However there are one or two DeMarino's located in Tuscany in the Firenze Region, and it seems to me that it is from here that your family originated. Of the town names you quote, I think that CREVE, TIRENNZE is really GREVE, FIRENZE, that SINLAO is really SILLANO and SAN MARINO is really SAN MARINO near TERNI, all of which are in or around Tuscany. Hope this is of some help to you and let me know if I can be of further assistance. Regards, Ken in Brussels -----Original Message----- From: nanny1723 [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 2004 2:36 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Finding DeMarino family For years now I have been searching for the orgin of my grandparents. I know they came from Italy but have no idea WHERE in Italy. It "almost" has me on the verge of a break down ö. If anyone can help, I, and my family would be so very appreciate it. i never knew my grandfather, grandmother, father and aunt. As far as I know, all 4 have passed away and only my 3 brothers and 2 sisters are from the DeMarino side of the family. This is where all my research has begun and ended. GRANDFATHER Guiseppe DeMarino "De" on marriage records...DeMarino & Mereno on death cert., Mereno on SS app. Born---July 9,1883---Italy Died---Oct.3,1968--- SanLeandro, Calif. Father---Francis Mother---Rose K.???? Came to USA 1909-1912 Settled in Milwaukee,Wisconsin GRANDMOTHER Armida Anita Papi(s) Born---May 9 1896---Italy Died---Dec.12,1961---SanLeandro, Calif. Father---Guiseppe Papi(s) Mother---Anna N.???? Came to USA 1913 to marry my grandfather.(An arranged marriage) Married Feb.13,1913--Milwaukee,Wi. Father Clarence Marino Born---Jan.28,1916 No "DE" on birth cert. Died---Dec.3,1980---Alameda,Ca Aunt Kay?? born 1914, Mil.Wi. The family moved to Altoona, Pa. and were there in the 20's or 30,s. Moved to Calif in middle 40's . I do have 3 town's that show up on different documents but I was told there are no towns with these names in Italy. I do know my grandmother spoke french also. These towns are.. CREVE TIRENNZE, Italy SINLAO, Italy SAN MARINO, Italy. I checked the Republic of SanMarino This is the extent of my knowledge about my Italian family. My brother and I have talked about going to Italy to visit but until we know where the family were from,I really can't see taking the trip of a life time. All suggestions are welcome. Thanks,Dee In Texas ________________________________________________________________ Sent via the EV1 webmail system at mail.ev1.net ________________________________________________________________ Sent via the EV1 webmail system at mail.ev1.net

Regarding the three names Joe gave you. the only one who came to US in the date reange you told us is: Giuseppe De Marino, who arrived in 1911, aged 32y, single, on the Ship Berlin, which shipped from the port of Genua. He was from Firenze (Florence), which resembles your Tirrenze (probably a mispell) It's not much, unfortunately, maybe others will be able to help you more. Other things. It's not Guiseppe, it's Giuseppe. Also, Giuseppe's parents, Francis and Rose, were probably named, in Italian, Francesco and Rosa. Ciao Fabio