ESSAI CAR IMPOSSIBLE DE VOUS ADRESSER UN MESSAGE "Maria Pedersen" <jungeltelegrafen@_fjern_hotmail.com> a écrit dans le message de news: %_Y99.13556$sR2.253698@news4.ulv.nextra.no... > I am looking for more information about > Antonio Jaconelli (Iaconelli?) and wife Anna Tartaglia. > They had the child Biagio Jaconelli (Iaconelli?) on 6/11-1875, in San Biagio > Saracinisco, Frosinone, Italy. > I don't know if he had brothers or sisters. > > Biagio Iaconelli was my great grandfather. > > The church office in Commune di San Biagio Saracinisco didn't have more > information about his parents Antonio Jaconelli and Anna Tartaglia. > > Does anyone know if there exists any record where I may find these people? > > Maria in Norway > >

Bonjour, Je ne peux vous ecrire en anglais, mais si vous lisez le français, l'italien, ou l'espagnol je pense pouvoir vous aider. Lucette Balestri-Laterrot "Maria Pedersen" <jungeltelegrafen@_fjern_hotmail.com> a écrit dans le message de news: %_Y99.13556$sR2.253698@news4.ulv.nextra.no... > I am looking for more information about > Antonio Jaconelli (Iaconelli?) and wife Anna Tartaglia. > They had the child Biagio Jaconelli (Iaconelli?) on 6/11-1875, in San Biagio > Saracinisco, Frosinone, Italy. > I don't know if he had brothers or sisters. > > Biagio Iaconelli was my great grandfather. > > The church office in Commune di San Biagio Saracinisco didn't have more > information about his parents Antonio Jaconelli and Anna Tartaglia. > > Does anyone know if there exists any record where I may find these people? > > Maria in Norway > >

I am looking for more information about Antonio Jaconelli (Iaconelli?) and wife Anna Tartaglia. They had the child Biagio Jaconelli (Iaconelli?) on 6/11-1875, in San Biagio Saracinisco, Frosinone, Italy. I don't know if he had brothers or sisters. Biagio Iaconelli was my great grandfather. The church office in Commune di San Biagio Saracinisco didn't have more information about his parents Antonio Jaconelli and Anna Tartaglia. Does anyone know if there exists any record where I may find these people? Maria in Norway

For a time I am placing on-line a 'PASSENGER LIST of Italians and ALL nations. Stop by to see if it is one you may need. Shirl See it at: www.eatel.net/~smbarr/ Click on: 'List of the week'!! -- www.eatel.net/~smbarr/ Don't miss this port!!! Italian passengers Italian Vital Records

I am interested but where in Italy do you live. Loris wrote: > Good Morning, > I am a genealogist. > I do all kind of genealogical searches in Italy(also searches in Land > Register Office). > If you are interested please contact me. > Best regards.

Good Morning, I am a genealogist. I do all kind of genealogical searches in Italy(also searches in Land Register Office). If you are interested please contact me. Best regards.

I traced to Pasquale Capone who came over to NY in the 1900's. Anybody have any other related information? thanks... Jim

Comment faire pour avoir les actes concernant mes ancêtres et deux communes de VARESE? Si vous êtes de cette régions ou vous la connaissais je vous remercie de m'apporter votre aide. et éventuellement je rechreche les NANGERONI et BEVERINA. MERCI ENCORE.

On Thu, 22 Aug 2002 18:37:42 -0700, "Eugene B starvaggi" <starb10@coastalnow.net> wrote: >I am looking for family in Sicily. My Grandfather was from Sant Angelo Di >Brolo, Sicily. Hopefully you speak English. Found many Starvaggi's on Sant'Angelo di Brolo's phone directory. Have a look here: http://elenco.libero.it/elencotel/engine/WebPersoneOmonimie?nome=&cognome=starvaggi&localita=S.+ANGELO%20DI%20BROLO It's two pages of names, addresses and phone numbers. If you still have relatives in Sicily, you can surely find them here. By the way, from a quick check, looks like Starvaggi family name is typically Sicilian and, in Sicily, it's mostly diffused in Sant'Angelo di Brolo. Have a look at the link, it'll surely help ;) Ciao Fabio

Hi I have found references to your names of interest. Go to this website ITALY GENEALOGY SURNAME NAVIGATOR Click on Italy then type in the lastnames of interst. Leave all the checks active press search. Many sites will appear on top of each other. At times 2 error messages appear just say ok and they go away. Now work backwards through the sites and you will see what I mean. The last two sites have some data and that means someone has research the name and click on then as they have more data in the background. Also I have a site for Calabria Welcome to IL CIRCOLO CALABRESE! it is a good one. Go to my family website and on the Favorite Links page you will find many research tools http://www.dellarocchetta.com/ The best data in the world today comes from the Mormon Church Family History Library 85-90% of my data comes from them. I would go to your local FHL and ask for help they have volunteers to help you and it is not necessary to be a Mormon to use their service. I think the best approach is a mix of all the tools available including the internet which can be of some help. The first rule is talk too the living aunts, uncles, cousins family friends the older the better. I wish I had done more of it and things would of went a lot faster. Any time you need help let us know and we will if we can. Good Luck remmeber there will be times when it gets tough just keep digging. It is just like detective work. Ciao Steve Della Rocchetta from Sunnyvale CA. via Philadelphia Pa XYZ Man wrote: > I am kind of just getting started with my family tree. I am back through my > great grandfather (born 1880) probably not a big deal for most of you. My > problem is, it now goes to Italy. Specifically, a lot of small towns in > Calabria. Specifically...Pedace, Mangone and Marsi. Does anyone have any > advice on how to get started with this aspect of it? Sites or individuals > you know of who could assist? Places > here to check? Thanks so much!!! > > It has only been a couple of weeks before I got the big and boy it is easy > to get hooked!

I am looking for family in Sicily. My Grandfather was from Sant Angelo Di Brolo, Sicily. Hopefully you speak English. Looking forward to meeting you!

Because of the many emails saying my old URL and email was still out in cyberspace, am repeating it here again. Please let me know if you find any old links out there . Thanks: New URL" www.eatel.net/~smbarr/ smbarr@eatel.net Come by and let me know you got this massage. Thanks for your kind replies. Shirley www.eatel.net/~smbarr/ Don't miss this port!!! Italian passengers Italian Vital Records on CD COMPLETED

On Tue, 20 Aug 2002 22:12:57 +0200, "Leogrande Antonio" <tonleo@web.de> wrote: >Proseguiamo avanti in pace verso l'iceberg. ???

Bonjour, j'ai découvert en faisant mon arbre généalogique que certains de mes ancêtres étaient d'Italie, En fait cela concernerais LA LOMBARDIE, et plus précisément la province de VARESE. Comment faire pour me procurer les actes de naissances et de mariage? Sinon je peux vous direles noms de mes ancêtres : Donc il s'appelais NANGERONI pierre et il est né en 1847 à BREBBIA, Ainsi que l'acte de mariage de ses parents entre 1820 et 1847 dont les nons sont : NANGERONI JOSEPH et BEVERINA ANGELA. j'espère que vous pourriez m'aider afin d'approfondir mes recherches et découvrir mes ancêtres. Merci

On 20 Aug 2002 17:34:18 -0700, mbryan@wideopenwest.com (Marisa Bryan) wrote: >I am searching for information on Zeppa and Veta surnames. Any >information would be appreciated Zeppa is quite diffused around Italy, whereas Veta is a very rare surname. There are only 5 people with that surname on the phone directory and they're all from the Casalvieri comune, in the province of Frosinone. Hope it helps, Fabio

>l >From: "S.Barbara" smbarr@eatel.net > >The Italian Vital records of births, deaths and marriages, 1820-1940 is >complete. >You can find it at: URL >Passengers to New Orleans: www.eatel.net/~smbarr/ Shirley, what type of records do you have from Sicily? Are they only of the passengers, or other things as well? Thanks Jo Ann > >

I've just started to teach myself italian using a set of books and tapes obtained at the library. Can anyone suggest any sets or books they have found useful? Marie Iovino http://community.webtv.net/MZI/IovinoDApolitoMauro

>From: Sergio sergio_digiorgi@tin.it > >On 19 Aug 2002 00:09:51 GMT, jojhenson@aol.com (Jo Ann) wrote: > >>Dov'e questa famosa chiesa? > >La Cattedrale di New York. > >>E perche' famosa? > >Nelle informazioni turistiche si legge: > >"The building of St. Patrick's was the dream of the bishop..." > >e, tradotto in italiano: > >"L'erezione di San Patrizio era il sogno del vescovo..." > >In italiano "building" (rising) si traduce "erezione" (costruzione) >che pero' significa anche "erection" (sexual). > Aha! Un' scherza piccola! Garazie, Sergio. Jo Ann

Some one asked about Calabria, this is a good site to star with.. http://www.circolocalabrese.org/index.asp Joni Josaun@webtv.net http://www.picks.tv/texandy/charter.html

Ragazzi, che fine arguzia ! Questi motti erano scritti sulla mura di Pompei? Autosolleticandomi per cavarne una smorfia . Proseguiamo avanti in pace verso l'iceberg. Antonio