Chers Amis, merci de m'écrire en français, je ne comprends pas l'anglais. peut faire des échanges de renseignements. recherches ancêtres italiens dans la commune de VERNANTE (province de CUNEO) PIEMONT ITALIE pour les noms suivants : RISSO, DALMASSO, VALLAURI, GIORDANENGO ainsi que les ancêtres TRUSGNACH, FILIA, CARLIQ (UDINO) province du FRIOULIN (ITALIE). MARYSE Anthony M. Falcone <falcone@juno.com> a écrit dans le message : 273c79eb.0205221505.44a3843@posting.google.com... > Dear Readers, > > The records in the church of my ancestral town (Colledimacine, > Provincia di Chieti) were destroyed during WW2. > > I remember reading somewhere that local church records are sent to the > diocese headquarters. Is anyone familiar with this concept? Does > anyone know a time period during which this was/is commonly done? > > Thank you. > -Tony Falcone

merci d'écrire en français je ne comprends pas l'anglais. maryse M B <caramiamichael@webtv.net> a écrit dans le message : 13573-3CF59785-41@storefull-2397.public.lawson.webtv.net... > > > I'm looking for a man I met and fell in love with 25 years ago in 1977. > He lived above an Italian restaurant in Chambersburg, the Italian > section of Trenton, NJ on Morris Avenue and Anderson Street. (Lou > Creccas?) His name is Michael B. I forget his last name. He was a > soldier in the local branch of the Mafia. I'm not involved in law > enforcement of any kind. I am just interested in finding out if he is ok > and hopefully speaking to him on the phone. He's about 6'2'', brown eyes > and hair, very attractive, well built, in his 50s now. He was very > popular with the ladies and called them Cara Mia. I would appreciate any > information you can provide. >

>I chip away >at the hard ones, one baby step at a time... and organize the easy >ones. haha, keeps you from getting frustrated

Maryse wrote: Dear friends, I´d be grateful if you write to me in French -I don´t understand English- for exchanging of information on my italian ancestors in the comune of VERNANTE (province of CUNEO) PIEDMONT, ITALY, for the following surnames: RISSO, DALMASSO, VALLAURI, GIORDANENGO as for the ancestors TRUSGNACH, FILIA, CARLIQ (UDINO) province of FRIOULIN (ITALy). MARYSE

On 12 Jun 2002 06:27:28 -0600, ejbunn@21century.com.au (Bunn) wrote: >Hello, > >I am new to this list, my name is Judy and I am trying to research my Great >Grandfathers family. > >His name was Antonio CONTESSA born about 1867 my mother believes he was from >Turin near the river Po. Here are the people with CONTESSA surname and living in the Turin area I was able to find on the Italian phone directory. Hope it helps. - TORINO TO 10100 9 NOMINATIVI 1. CONTESSA ANNA 71, V. SCOTELLARO ROCCO 10100 TORINO TO Tel. 0112424080 2. CONTESSA ANTONIO 81/B, V. RUBINO 10100 TORINO TO Tel. 0113118467 3. CONTESSA FRANCESCO 44, V. CIGNA FRANCESCO 10100 TORINO TO Tel. 0114362952 4. CONTESSA GIUSEPPE 204, C. TAZZOLI 10100 TORINO TO Tel. 0113112406 5. CONTESSA LUIGI 52, V. SACCHI PAOLO 10100 TORINO TO Tel. 0115684343 6. CONTESSA SANTINA 48/9, V. FREJUS 10100 TORINO TO Tel. 0114473875 7. CONTESSA SACCINNI BIANCA 70, V. V. LANCIA 10100 TORINO TO Tel. 011331145 8. MILETTO CONTESSA GIOVANNA 103, V. MOMBARCARO 10100 TORINO TO Tel. 0113298271 9. PC SYSTEM DI CONTESSA LEONARDO 44, VIA CIGNA FRANCESCO 10100 TORINO TO Tel. 0114362952 - MONCALIERI TO 10024 1 NOMINATIVO 1. CONTESSA ANTONIO 42/A, V. MONTEBIANCO 10024 MONCALIERI TO Tel. 0116054014 - ORBASSANO TO 10043 1 NOMINATIVO 1. CONTESSA RAFFAELA 14, V. A. DE GASPERI 10043 ORBASSANO TO Tel. 0119018281 - COLLEGNO TO 10093 1 NOMINATIVO 1. CONTESSA ENZO 113/E, C. FRANCIA 10093 COLLEGNO TO Tel. 0117804175 - RIVOLI TO 10098 1 NOMINATIVO 1. CONTESSA ENRICO 64/A, V. PELLICE - CASCINE VICA 10098 RIVOLI TO Tel. 0119592352 Ciao, Fabio

> Mon AGP a été abandonné à Susa, en Italie, en 1875. Dans son acte de > naissance (qui est en fait son acte d'abandon), l'officier d'état civil lui > attribue un nom, à savoir Librini, et un prénom (Grato Domenico). > > D'où ma question : pourquoi ce nom ? pourquoi ce prénom ? En d'autres > termes, y-avait-il une règle, une méthode pour attribuer nom et prénom à un > enfant abandonné en Italie ? > > Merci d'avance pour vos réponses. > > Amitiés généalogiques. > > François LIBRINI. > > Non il n'y avait pas de règle, l'officier suivait sa fantasie, des fois mème en se regardant autour et en donnant le nom de la première chose qui voyait, ce qui je pense soit le cas de ton ancètre (Librini ça sonne en italien comme petits livres, aujourd'hui libriccini). Pour le nom y avait non plus de règle, faut savoir que l'abandon c'était à ces temps une façon de donner la possibilité à un enfant d'etudier, mème d'ètre adopté par quelque famille riche et enfin quand mème d'une vie meilleure hors de la misère, de ça viennent les noms bien souhaitants ou remerciant (Grato ça signifie reconnaissant), ce n'est pas improbable que Domenico puisse venir du jour de son retrouvement (dimanche). ciao Mauro

Hello, I am new to this list, my name is Judy and I am trying to research my Great Grandfathers family. His name was Antonio CONTESSA born about 1867 my mother believes he was from Turin near the river Po. He migrated to Australia and married in 1897 at the age of 30 years. (we do not know when he came out). His fathers name was Bernardo CONTESSA and mothers name was Maria (not sure of maiden name). I would like to be able to obtain his birth certificate and anything else about the family. My mother also believes they had a summer residence on one of the Island's called (La-Fonda). Please if anyone could help me this would be greatly appreciated. Regards Judy Melb Aust

Hi Again Mike is correct there are no Sarraciono in Italy as a metter of fact I could find any in Spain either. However there are lots of Sarracino in Italy. Refer to my previuos email for help Ciao Steve Ella12866@aol.com wrote: > Ciao, > > I have 2 reasons for this post. > > 1. I'm doing the genealogy thing. My father's mother was a Margaret > CHRISTALDI (ba1910). She had sisters Henrietta(m.Robert TRIMBLE), > Virginia(m.Samuel/Minnie ?), Madeline and Irene. Their parents came from > Italy before 1910 and lived in the Italian Market area of Philadelphia, PA. > Does anyone have any connection or info on this family? > > 2. Some of us on another list are wondering what the intials CEP stand for > on a headtone. An examle is as follows (I'm not related). We are guessing > that it is Italian. > > Ursula SARRACIONO > Nacio 1873 Murio 1945 > CEP > > Some are guessing a religious sect...some are guessing a form of the phrase > Rest in Peace. (RIP) > > Any suggestions? > > Take care, > Ella

http://www.uidaho.edu/special-collections/Other.Repositories.html Good luck, Ella

The Surname Sarraciono is not found in any area of Italy check out this site. http://www.gens.labo.net/it/cognomi/genera.html Mike Setaro

Nacio 1873 Murio 1945 He/she was born 1873 he/she Died 1945 This is Spanish and not Italian. Descanse en Paz is Spanish for Rest in Peace. Resta in Pace is the Italian carved on my grandfathers tomb. Mike Setaro

I looked on the webpage that this inscription was found on. It is in New Mexico. I don't have a clue where the name originated from. I'll do some searching at some of the sites I have on my faves list. Good luck, Ella PS. Picture of Margaret COLEMAN(n.CHRISTALDI) and others at http://members.aol.com/ella12866/page2.html

hi my name is victor maranini,i'm 23 years old i'm mailing to ask if you have some information about my family"maranini",i want to know the original city where they did came from and also if there is any information of my mother's granfather,his name was "Nino Maranini" but he went to brazil and died there. it would be very nice if i could get some information, tanks for everything sinceraly, victor maranini

Geneaita" <geneaita@aol.com> a écrit > Dans l'article <ae58sd$lk0$1@wanadoo.fr>, "Emma G." > Une étude de l'émigration de Postua en France a étyé faite. > Consulter le site www.geneaita.org/emilieu, taper : Postua Exact, j'ai trouvé les références de deux études dont l'une m'interesse: 6 - Les maçons-cimentiers de Postua en Normandie: émigration, entreprise familiale et communauté / LONNI, Ada Localisation Ancêtres Italiens/Bibliothèque, Paris : 8° ITA 367 a Actes du colloque, Caen 9-11 octobre 1997 , Caen, Musée de Normandie, 1998 , p. 97-00, (Cahier des annales de Normandie; 28) , ISSN 0003-4134 , FRE Savez-vous comment on peut consulter cette étude ? Cela concerne les immigrés de Postua en Normandie les miens, idem maçons-cimentiers étaient en Aquitaine. Outre que je recherche cette branche de ma famille, je serais interressée de connaître la région d'origine : histoire, géographie... Emma -- pas de lezard pour me répondre

I found the name Teofilak and am thinking this must be it. I haven't found the origin of the name and may send some letters to the 20 people in the US listed with that last name. It may not even be Italian, I was just told that branch of the family was Italian. BTW this is especially frustrating since the maternal side of my family I have been able to link back over 300 years.

Bonjour, je cherche des renseignements sur postua dans le Piemont. Géographie, importance de la ville, histoire, monuments .... Pourquoi tant d'italiens de postua émigrèrent-ils en france ? Un site sur la ville aujourd'hui ? Un site sur ces immigrés ? Merci Emma -- pas de lezard pour me répondre

Ciao, I have 2 reasons for this post. 1. I'm doing the genealogy thing. My father's mother was a Margaret CHRISTALDI (ba1910). She had sisters Henrietta(m.Robert TRIMBLE), Virginia(m.Samuel/Minnie ?), Madeline and Irene. Their parents came from Italy before 1910 and lived in the Italian Market area of Philadelphia, PA. Does anyone have any connection or info on this family? 2. Some of us on another list are wondering what the intials CEP stand for on a headtone. An examle is as follows (I'm not related). We are guessing that it is Italian. Ursula SARRACIONO Nacio 1873 Murio 1945 CEP Some are guessing a religious sect...some are guessing a form of the phrase Rest in Peace. (RIP) Any suggestions? Take care, Ella

Dans l'article <ae58sd$lk0$1@wanadoo.fr>, "Emma G." <lezardanarti33@hotmail.com>a écrit : >Sujet : postua >De : "Emma G." <lezardanarti33@hotmail.com> >Date : Tue, 11 Jun 2002 18:32:59 +0200 > >Bonjour, je cherche des renseignements sur postua dans le Piemont. > >Géographie, importance de la ville, histoire, monuments .... > >Pourquoi tant d'italiens de postua émigrèrent-ils en france ? > >Un site sur la ville aujourd'hui ? >Un site sur ces immigrés ? > >Merci > >Emma >-- Une étude de l'émigration de Postua en France a étyé faite. Consulter le site www.geneaita.org/emilieu, taper : Postua Marc MARGARIT Ancetres Italiens / Bibliothèque 3 rue de Turbigo 75001 Paris

You are probably looking at a Latinised Greek origin name. Theo=Teo in Latin. Theophylacktos = Theofilactos = Teofilacto Dr. George Tsambourakis 343 Major's Line Road Tooborac, Victoria 3522, Australia eachway@ozemail.com.au "DF3296" <df3296@aol.com> wrote in message news:20020610193524.08377.00000764@mb-cd.aol.com... > am tracing a family member who's last name was pronounced Teoflack or something > like that...was wondering if anyone recognized this name and knew a correct > spelling for it? > > TIA, > Dawn

Je cherche toujours une piste pour avoir l'acte de mariage de mes agm italiens. Je n'ai pas la date exacte, l'année tout juste, 1931 ou 32. "nath12" <nath12@wanadoo.fr> a écrit > vous devez écrire en premier lieu à la mairie en FRANCE du lieu de mariage > de vos grands parents Finalement, il s'avère qu'ils se sont mariés au consulat à Bordeaux. Dois-je demander au consulat ou cela a-t-il été transcris à la mairie de Bordeaux ? "François LIBRINI" <Francois.LIBRINI@wanadoo.fr> a écrit > Mais, faute d'acte civil, j'ai réussi à me procurer l'acte religieux en me > rendant à la paroisse du lieu où ils se sont mariés. Pour François : Ils habitaient une ville plus petite à 30 m de là : A votre avis, est-il possible d'avoir un acte du mariage religieux dans la ville où ils étaient domicilié ? comment ? merci à tous deux Emma -- pas de lezard pour me répondre