I am looking for ANY information on Rose (nee Tomasino) and Harry Marshall. They were married and owned Marshall's TV & Appliance Store located on Forest Home Ave. in Milwaukee, WI. She was my mother's eldest sister and died about July 1946. Harry died within the last 8 years. So far, a few people have sent me listings of the SSDI for Harry and I am in the process of verifying this information. I would like to know Rose's death date and where she is interred. I have her birth date. It is March 17, 1914. Thank you for any help you may be able to supply. Jo Ann

Is there anybody who has any news on genealogy from the region (Emilia)-Romagna in Italy? C'e' qualcuno che ha notizie su genealogia della regione (Emilia)-Romagna? If you do let me know. Fatemi sapere. Thanks & grazie

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cindy <anslow2000@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:6b774f43.0204081843.28374c4c@posting.google.com... > Any information on family of Angelo Pellicella from Ferentino Italy > whom immigrated to USA in 1903. Believed to be Great Grandfather. Any > assistance is greatly appreciated as I have no idea where to go with > this. > > Thanks > Cindy > Cindy, Cindy: Write to : General Reference Branch (NNRG) National Archives and Records Administration 7th and Pennsylvania Avenue NW. Washington, DC 20408 Ask for a NATF form 81, fill it out with as much information as you have available and they will write you back and let you know whether or not your ancestor is listed on their passenger lists. I found my grandfather in this manner. If they have a record, they will instruct you to mail a check and within 4 - 6 weeks you will have a copy of your record of passenger list. Please write if you need any further information. Always happy to share information and helpful hints. Jo Ann

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Hi Cindy, Ferentino is a little place near Roma. If you want to know notice about your Great Grand Father, you can go to the site of Pro Loco of Ferentino http://www.proloco.ferentino.fr.it/htm/indek.htm or you can write an e-mail (better if you write in Italian)at Pro loco info@proloco.ferentino.fr.it Pro loco is an associaton where mainly ancient people spent their free(spare)time,and I think that anyone know many notice about your relativies. Best regards. cindy <anslow2000@hotmail.com> wrote in message 6b774f43.0204081843.28374c4c@posting.google.com... > Any information on family of Angelo Pellicella from Ferentino Italy > whom immigrated to USA in 1903. Believed to be Great Grandfather. Any > assistance is greatly appreciated as I have no idea where to go with > this. > > Thanks > Cindy

Hi Jeff, I think that the right web-address is www.paginebianche.it Jeff DeMarco <jmd@alumni.princeton.edu> wrote in message 3CB1A98B.922A1615@alumni.princeton.edu... > Old Sailor wrote: > > > > Use the Italian phonebook on the Interent and enter some last names of > > family members in the provinces they came from. > > The URL is http://www.paginebianchi.it (I'm pretty sure) > > Absoloutely - I did this as well and found some cousins, who I visited > in January. It is important to narrow down the geographical area as much > as possible. > > You don't have to be great in Italian, but making an effort to > communicate in that language will be warmly received. We got by on a > couple of introductory tapes, a phrase book and a dictionary. If you > know any Spanish, most Italians will be able to understand you well > enough. > > Jeff DeMarco >

Hi Paula Since your NIGRO come from San Fele PZ, I thought I'd mention that I'm coming across a smattering of NIGRO in nearby Tito PZ. I'm transcribing all their records from 1809-1910. If you're missing anyone, they may have ended up in Tito Grace ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tea Cup" <grn_phc@cnporyy.nospam.arg> To: <GEN-ITALIAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 2:05 AM Subject: Re: Italian Citizenship > "Deborah Vivona" wrote in message > news:OE122Ex3AkwtsQztQoP0001c8d5@hotmail.com... > > Hi Paula, I, like Chris ,am working on obtaining Duel citizenship ,for my > daughter, who plans to live in Italy. "Thanks," for the info! > > By any chance, were you related to a Mary and Alex Nigro, in Kansas City, > MO! > > My husband's Grandmother, Sadie(Annunziata Greco) Vivona, > Mrs.Jasper(Gaspare) Vivona, was best friends with a Mary Nigro! Mary was at > all the family get togethers! Everytime I see your name, I have to wonder if > you are related? > > Thanks for all your info on the LIST! > > Sincerely, Deborah Vivona > > Dear Deborah, > Supposedly we are related to a Nigro family in Kansas but we are not in > contact. I just called my Dad to double check and he told me a story about > the first time he first came to Los Angeles. He was driving down the street > and one of those Crosswalk Guards stopped his car and said: > "Hey don't you know me?" You're a Nigro aren't you? > and he said, "yes I am a Nigro but I don't know you." > and she said ..."ahhh go on.... you're [so & so] Nigro" > and we went to school together in Kansas City. > My dad told her, yes I am a Nigro but I've never even been to Kansas City. > She wouldn't believe him and keep repeating, you're [?name] Nigro from > Kansas City. So evidently there is/was a Nigro in Kansas City who > looks/looked a lot like my Dad. > > There are so many Nigro in the World that I am emailed daily and asked if I > am related to this one or that one. Usually I am not. My Nigro Family > comes from San Fele, Potenza, Basilicata. > > Glad to be of help w/ the other links. > I do this for fun...keeps the cobwebs out of the brain..:-)) > Best wishes, > Paula M. Nigro > http://san_fele_roots.tripod.com/ > > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

"Deborah Vivona" wrote in message news:OE122Ex3AkwtsQztQoP0001c8d5@hotmail.com... > Hi Paula, I, like Chris ,am working on obtaining Duel citizenship ,for my daughter, who plans to live in Italy. "Thanks," for the info! > By any chance, were you related to a Mary and Alex Nigro, in Kansas City, MO! > My husband's Grandmother, Sadie(Annunziata Greco) Vivona, Mrs.Jasper(Gaspare) Vivona, was best friends with a Mary Nigro! Mary was at all the family get togethers! Everytime I see your name, I have to wonder if you are related? > Thanks for all your info on the LIST! > Sincerely, Deborah Vivona Dear Deborah, Supposedly we are related to a Nigro family in Kansas but we are not in contact. I just called my Dad to double check and he told me a story about the first time he first came to Los Angeles. He was driving down the street and one of those Crosswalk Guards stopped his car and said: "Hey don't you know me?" You're a Nigro aren't you? and he said, "yes I am a Nigro but I don't know you." and she said ..."ahhh go on.... you're [so & so] Nigro" and we went to school together in Kansas City. My dad told her, yes I am a Nigro but I've never even been to Kansas City. She wouldn't believe him and keep repeating, you're [?name] Nigro from Kansas City. So evidently there is/was a Nigro in Kansas City who looks/looked a lot like my Dad. There are so many Nigro in the World that I am emailed daily and asked if I am related to this one or that one. Usually I am not. My Nigro Family comes from San Fele, Potenza, Basilicata. Glad to be of help w/ the other links. I do this for fun...keeps the cobwebs out of the brain..:-)) Best wishes, Paula M. Nigro http://san_fele_roots.tripod.com/

Steve Della Rocchetta schrieb: > Hi > The US Phone Book would help you also you can do a Global Name search on this site. GENEALOGY SURNAME NAVIGATOR, GLOBAL Also visit my family website http://www.dellarocchetta.com/ for other research tools they are on the Favorite Links Page. Thank you Steve, i'd copied your mail, for more research with the lot of links. regards, Wolfgang

Salve, Le consiglio di vedere il sito http://www.gens.labo.net/cognomi/genera.html Forse vi possano aiutare nella vostra ricerca. Cordialmente Luce Balestri-Laterrot lucette.laterrot@wanadoo.fr "aonis" <australia_76@libero.it> a écrit dans le message de news: HNks8.2137$SR5.45293@twister1.libero.it... > Qualcuno conosce questo cognome? La provenienza è Arezzo e d'intorni ma non > è un cognome molto comune. Sarei curiosa di conoscere la sua origine, ma > temo sia cosa ardua... > > Ciao, > > Sonia > >

Hello, I am helping a person find papers for a great-grandfather. He came to Arkansas abt 1889, not sure from where. A WPA list says he was Naturalized in Little Rock, no date given. Would they write to LR or to maybe New Orleans, for the record? Also didn't someone say that the New Orleans Ships list were going on-line soon? If they write to NO, could someone please give me a current address for the I Service there? Thank you, Carleen

Qualcuno conosce questo cognome? La provenienza è Arezzo e d'intorni ma non è un cognome molto comune. Sarei curiosa di conoscere la sua origine, ma temo sia cosa ardua... Ciao, Sonia

Any information on family of Angelo Pellicella from Ferentino Italy whom immigrated to USA in 1903. Believed to be Great Grandfather. Any assistance is greatly appreciated as I have no idea where to go with this. Thanks Cindy

Old Sailor wrote: > > Use the Italian phonebook on the Interent and enter some last names of > family members in the provinces they came from. The URL is http://www.paginebianchi.it (I'm pretty sure) Absoloutely - I did this as well and found some cousins, who I visited in January. It is important to narrow down the geographical area as much as possible. You don't have to be great in Italian, but making an effort to communicate in that language will be warmly received. We got by on a couple of introductory tapes, a phrase book and a dictionary. If you know any Spanish, most Italians will be able to understand you well enough. Jeff DeMarco

Use the Italian phonebook on the Interent and enter some last names of family members in the provinces they came from. I'm cerain you will find some. I found most of my closer cousins in one small area in Sicily. If you know the name of the town, and it's a small town, you can probably ask someone on the street if they know someone with your family name. Of course, if you don't speak Italian, it might be a little tough. Good Luck. OS On Mon, 08 Apr 2002 00:49:15 GMT, "Kathleen Accetta" <kaccetta@earthlink.net> wrote: >Hi, I'm new to this group. I just returned from a trip to northern Italy >and plan on going to southern Italy next spring. My family came from Naples >and Sicily and I wanted to see if I could locate any relatives when I visit >again. Does anyone know how I would go about that? > >Kathleen >

Searching for PIETRO Tallerico and ancestors. He was born in Campana, Calabria. He's going in ~1920~ to NewYork and should living there or nearly area around NY. Who had know him, or know his ancestors in USA today? regards, lenzw@web.de; luigi_t@web.de

Hi, I'm new to this group. I just returned from a trip to northern Italy and plan on going to southern Italy next spring. My family came from Naples and Sicily and I wanted to see if I could locate any relatives when I visit again. Does anyone know how I would go about that? Kathleen

These are my Italian ancestors, Zerla, my grand father, Canossi great grandma born about 1830 and great great grand mother Bonariva born about 1800. Both great and great great were born in Lozio, (BS) Italy. Grand pa born in Ossimo, ten miles south of Lozio. Richard Zerla

"The Bouviers" wrote: > I have just started researching the Bouvier family in Dronero (CN). > I wrote the parish there three months ago for a birth record from > c. 1848 and have heard nothing. How do you conduct research from > a distance when the only source does not respond??? Do you know > anyone there who could do the lookup for me? Three months is not so long a time. It took six months for my request to a priest to be answered. There is a shortage of priests in Italy, so that many priests are often in charge of a large area and as a result are overworked. Additionally, some priests must take outside employment, such as teaching, to support themselves when contributions from parishioners are not sufficient to live on. Did you include a donation to the church with your request? I enclosed 100,000 lire (about US$50.00) with my request. If you like, you can try writing to the Diocesean office to ask if they have a copy of the record you seek in their archives. Alternately, you can look into hiring a professional researcher. Regards, Regina Gualco Northern Italy Genealogy Discussion List http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ItalyNW/ -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG