Steve Della Rocchetta <sdr12198@pacbell.net> wrote in message news:<3CF3FF31.8FC634D2@pacbell.net>... > Hi Pete > > I have found data on the Casanova name but nothing on the Tommei. That > only means that no one has researched that name or has not published it. > Because the name is in the Italian Phonebook. Go to this website GENEALOGY Steve and Ginny, Thank you for the tips. I did go to the genealogy library in salt lake city and I found Maria Giuseppina's father and mother. Her mother is Alaide Di Santo and her father is Angiolo Tommei. Angiolo's father is Costantino Tommei. The mother of Angiolo Tommei is Cat Gimocenti. I plan on going back tomorrow to find the Casanova line. I have not yet checked out your web site but I plan to go there. Thank you for your friendship Ciao, Pete

Emma G. <lezardanarti33@hotmail.com> a écrit dans le message : adkuqm$r3i$1@wanadoo.fr... > Bonjour, > > Mon agm et agp se sont mariés en France en 1932. Ils étaient tous deux de > nationalité italienne. > où puis-je récupérer l'acte de mariage ? > > Ils habitaient dans une petite ville de Gironde ? J'ai eu le même problème pour le mariage de mon agp et mon agm en 1902 à Marseille : impossible de trouver l'acte civil à la mairie. Normalement, il doit se trouver au consulat d'Italie. Ma tante s'y est rendue, et elle a été très mal accueillie... 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. C'est ce que je vous conseillerais de faire. Ce qui n'empêche pas de tenter des démarches auprès du consulat d'Italie. @micalement. François.

Emma G. <lezardanarti33@hotmail.com> a écrit dans le message : adkuqm$r3i$1@wanadoo.fr... > Bonjour, > > Mon agm et agp se sont mariés en France en 1932. Ils étaient tous deux de > nationalité italienne. > où puis-je récupérer l'acte de mariage ? > > Ils habitaient dans une petite ville de Gironde ? J'ai eu le même problème pour le mariage de mon agp et mon agm en 1902 à Marseille : impossible de trouver l'acte civil à la mairie. Normalement, il doit se trouver au consulat d'Italie. Ma tante s'y est rendue, et elle a été très mal accueillie... 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. C'est ce que je vous conseillerais de faire. Ce qui n'empêche pas de tenter des démarches auprès du consulat d'Italie. @micalement. François.

On Fri, 07 Jun 2002 00:31:13 +0200, marenco <marenco.l@wanadoo.fr> wrote: >Bonjour, >Pour ceux qui connaissent la ville de Gênes: >savez vous s'il existait vers 1780 un quartier nommé "Magdeleine" >D'avance, je vous remercie. >Léonie Yes, the historical Genua is divided in 6 'sestrieri' (the local name for quartieri, 'quartiers'). One of them is Maddalena: Here's what I found in italian: Il Sestiere della Maddalena confina a mezzogiorno col mare, a levante coi Sestieri del Molo e Portoria, a tramontana col Sestiere di San Vincenzo ed a ponente con quello di Pré. Cominciando da mezzogiorno, taglia per metà longitudinalmente il Ponte Reale, e, seguitando a levante, corre a fianco del palazzo delle antiche Compere di San Giorgio per la piazza di Caricamento (ora Banco di San Giorgio), entra in Via al Ponte Reale, attraversa la piazza Banchi, e, percorrendo le vie Banchi, Orefici, Soziglia e Luccoli, sale alla piazza Fontane Marose. Quivi taglia quasi a mezzo la detta piazza e, piegando a destra, va per la salita di Santa Caterina, e, giunto a piazza Rovere, lascia a destra, col palazzo Oneto, il Sestiere del Molo, e, tenendo alla sua destra il Sestiere Portoria, prosegue fino all'incontro di piazza Corvetto; seguita a sinistra costeggiando la Villetta Dinegro, discende per la salita Battistine fino al Portello e sale poi fino alla Spianata di Castelletto, percorrendo sempre la cortina della quarta cinta delle antiche mura della Città, avendo di continuo per confine sulla sua destra il Sestiere di San Vincenzo. Dalla spianata, ripiegando a mancina scende giù per la discesa delle Monache Turchine e quindi s'incontra a dritta col Sestiere di Prè, giù giù scendendo per la discesa delle Monache suddette, passa sotto l'archivolto, segue declinando per la discesa di San Nicolosio e la piazza dietro i Forni, e giunge in piano ad imboccare via Lomellini, uscendo dalla medesima per inoltrarsi in Piazza Fossatello, via al Ponte Calvi, volgarmente delle Legna, chiudendo il suo territorio a metà longitudinale del Ponte Calvi. Seems the cult of Maria Maddalena was very intense in XI century, due to influence from Provence. Hope it helps, Fabio

Bonjour, Pour ceux qui connaissent la ville de Gênes: savez vous s'il existait vers 1780 un quartier nommé "Magdeleine" D'avance, je vous remercie. Léonie

In a message dated 6/6/02 3:03:26 AM Eastern Daylight Time, GEN-ITALIAN-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Amadu with a Subject header of "Urgent and Trust" at <ama_yaya@yahoo.com> and Mr. Johnny Rondon with the same subject header at <jjrron@yahoo.com> . I respond to their request for my bank account number with an obscenity and sign it 9/11. >> Mike - I applaud you for your attitude towards this behavior. You know exactly where the money would go. - To hurt us. They use our wealth/and assets to kill us. How twisted is that? Best regards, Vicky Fairfield, CT

Here is a new website I thought you might like to view .It looks really interesting Donna Mayor Have a nice Summerhttp://www.italiamerica.org/id20.htm Donna Mayor <swindling@aol.com> RootsWeb mailing lists: CIAVARELLA & FAGGIANELLI(A) surnames and the Italian regions of PUGLIA & PIEDMONT

The surname-matching website at http://SurnamesByTown.com is now accepting surname submissions from Calabria region (That is, the provinces of Catanzaro, Cosenza, Crotone, Reggio Calabria and Vibo Valentia, at the "toe" of the Italian "boot") This adds Calabria to the other regions already covered: Basilicata (Matera and Potenza provinces), Campania (the provinces of Avellino, Benevento, Caserta, Napoli and Salerno) and Sicilia (the island of Sicily). This just started, so obviously you won't find many submissions under these provinces, like you would under Potenza, http://SurnamesByTown.com/Italy/Potenza/potenza.html To add your ancestral surnames, go to http://SurnamesByTown.com/submit.html Tom

I am researching the Barsanti and Della Angelica/Dell'Angelica/Angelica families. My Great Grandmother, Eugenia Tina "Tina" Angelica was born in (according to ship manifest of her immgration to US) Lucca, Italy. Her father was Eugenia Dell'Angelica, and her mother Maria Barsanti. Tina was born in 1905. Maria was born in 1875, Eugene about 1863? The manifest states that Tina was born in Lucca along with her brother Julius. Her sister, Olga, was supposedly born in Chicago. It states Maria was born in Nances? France, and Eugene in Cussano, Italy. Eugene was supposedly very wealthy and has a estate in florence, although the manifest from 1920 states the family home was in Lucca. Eugene would ahve gona back & forth between Chicago & Italy from 1880-1925 or so when after the death of my gggrandmother and my great grandmother, he supposedly returned to Italy and only returned 2X a year to check on his businesses in Chicago and Cicero, IL. The bar in Cicero was called "Barsanti's" I am not sure about the one in Chicago. Does anyone have any knowledge of this family, or can get me pointed in the right direction? --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.351 / Virus Database: 197 - Release Date: 4/19/02

Seem my message was rejected. Service providers my also be aware of this scam. "Your message was rejected by mx2.mail.yahoo.com for the following reason: delivery error: dd Sorry your message to ama_yaya@yahoo.com cannot be delivered. This account has been disabled or discontinued [#101]. - mta515.mail.yahoo.com" Mike Setaro

The following are two e-mails that I received concerning a money scam. I had called the Attorney General of the State of Washington concerning another individual that had post a similar e-mail message and was informed that that person was well known to them. Now we have two more Mr. Yaya Amadu with a Subject header of "Urgent and Trust" at <ama_yaya@yahoo.com> and Mr. Johnny Rondon with the same subject header at <jjrron@yahoo.com> . I respond to their request for my bank account number with an obscenity and sign it 9/11. I hope by posting this warning that no one is offended because this is a violation of the groups rules. This is just a warning so that no one falls for this scam. Mike Setaro

i apologise if i missed a bit but i dont see anything in the request about her death... maybe i'm just butting in but it looks from here that your reply is not very tactful... however, you are right about the death certs being useful and if you search roots web for the surname you can get an idea of the areas the family settled and that willl give you a head start. plus you can search the ssdi and get any certificates at the cheaper rate. madmclean "Steve Della Rocchetta" <sdr12198@pacbell.net> wrote in message news:3CE32954.E1D4714E@pacbell.net... > Hi Lori > > If she passed on the the US and you know what state this should be easy. > Just request her death certificate all states have that service. If you > know the month and year of her death the cost is about 5$. If not a 10 > year search is about 28$. The death cerificate in most cases has her > place of birth the name of her parents and her cause of death. Also > Cemeteries can be helpful if know where she was buried. > The url for all the states is listed in the following site. > www.state.XX.us. If you ever need any help just email us. > visit my family site http://www.dellarocchetta.com/ > > Ciao Steve Della Rocchetta > > Lori wrote: > > > I am looking for my Birth Mother "Rosealie Florenza". She was > > originally from Newark New Jersey <USA>. If any one who reads this > > knows of "Rosealie" or ANY of the FLORENZA family, please contact > > me......... > > > > With Sincere Thanks, > > > > Lori........... > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.365 / Virus Database: 202 - Release Date: 24/05/02

Researching the Carrillo name from Sant' Agata Di Puglia. If you share this interest or have info, please respond to email below after removing capitalized characters. mactec@REMOVEmccmail.net

Bonjour, Mon agm et agp se sont mariés en France en 1932. Ils étaient tous deux de nationalité italienne. où puis-je récupérer l'acte de mariage ? Ils habitaient dans une petite ville de Gironde ? Merci Emma -- pas de lezard pour me répondre

Lowest price. Genealogical, heraldic and onomastical reaserches. For info write to: herbert@isiline.it Country: Italy http://consulenza-genealogica.hypermart.net http://giambonino.hypermart.net Email contact only on herbert@isiline.it or giambonino@hotmail.com -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG

Antonio I found a Vito Leogrande arriving on the ship "SS Berlin" arriving in New York from Naples on April 12, 1910 to visit his brother, Donato in Brooklyn, NY. The ship departed Naples on April 1st. He came from Bari Acquaviva (I'm sorry but I cannot read the correct spelling of the town) he was 22 years old and left his father Carlo in Italy. The manifest also had an annotation which might be a Alien Status Check #9-30312 - 6/19/41. He is listed on line 0016 page 27 of the manifest with additional information on the previous page if you can bring it up on the www.ellisislandrecords.com Does any of the above information match your family information? Mike Setaro

Hi Apply for his death certificate all states have this service cost about 5$ if you know the month and year and about 25 dollars for a 10 year search. In most cases it will have his place of birth and the name of his parents and the cause of death. The url is www.state.xx.us/ Ciao Steve visit my family website for more research sites. http://www.dellarocchetta.com/ Leogrande Antonio wrote: > I am looking for informations about my uncle Leogrande Vito Nicola, born in > Laterza (Taranto) about 1893. > He immigrated to USA about 1910. He was shoemaker and could read and write. > Since the forties or perhaps before he lived in New Heaven, Vermont where > he died about 1965-1969. > I could not find any information in EI-records. > Where else can I look for? > Thanks for inspirations. > Antonio Leogrande

I am looking for informations about my uncle Leogrande Vito Nicola, born in Laterza (Taranto) about 1893. He immigrated to USA about 1910. He was shoemaker and could read and write. Since the forties or perhaps before he lived in New Heaven, Vermont where he died about 1965-1969. I could not find any information in EI-records. Where else can I look for? Thanks for inspirations. Antonio Leogrande

Bonjour à tous, Il me semble avoir lu quelque part que les lois italiennes permettent de réclamer un héritage plusieurs années (voire plusieurs siècles) après la mort de l'ancêtre. Quelqu'un en saurait-il plus à ce sujet ? Existe-t-il un site Internet qui pourrait me donner des renseignements ? Merci d'avance pour vos réponses. Amicalement. François LIBRINI.

"Lo0ping" <Genealogie.LS@netcourrier.com> a écrit dans le message de news: adfv2p$b02$1@s1.read.news.oleane.net... > I can't go to Italy, anybody can help me ??? > > Thanx > > > -- > -- > http://www.geneaweb.org/lo0ping > Genealogie.LS@netcourrier.com > > Patronymes de ma généalogie : > SANGALLI, MOLINA, ROCCA, PORCEL, MALVESTITI, PARRA, > BERTRAND, PARRAL, VIALARET, POUZENS, MOULET -------->Alain Hi, Help you ... about ? What kind of search you made ? Do you know : http://www.familysearch.org http://www.ellisisland.org http://www.italiangenealogy.com/ http://www.melegnano.net/cognomi00.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/ http://gens.labo.net/it/cognomi/ ... and much more :-) ? Good luck and research (I speak, read and write in french ;-)) alain@soirat.com http://www.soirat.com