is there anyone who hae o need inforamtion about those names they are my ancestors and i certanly like to know more about them ! thank you for your help ! lidia

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There is no data on that name in the Mormon Church site that only means that the name has not been researched at this time. So you may be the first if you are interested in researching the name email me. I will be only to glad to do what I can to help you for free of course. The name is in the Italian and French phonebook. Ciao Steve Della Rocchetta Twinklestar800 wrote: > Hi. I would like to know more about this surname. I believe it is an Italian > surname, so if anyone has information about where it came from in Italy and > what it means, I would like to know. Thanks.

Don't forget the Children of Pinzolo site... If anyone wants an invitation, I will give it to you. Alisa

On Mon, 1 Apr 2002 04:08:15 +0200 (CEST), Anonymous via the Cypherpunks Tonga Remailer <nobody@cypherpunks.to> wrote: >I agree with Frank. Steve Della Rocchetta is not helpful. If he really wanted to help people he'd say here go to this web site http://www.somthing.com and if you want to see more web sites go to my web site but he makes people go to his web site and look through bunches of stuff and you have to guess what web site he wanted you to go to. It's stupid and annoying. > >You Sharon should get your fact straight. Frank is an annoying person to and he uses a lot of fakenames but he is not the same person who offers tours to Italy. The person who gives tours lives in Florida and Fake Frank lives in Pennyslvania. Do your homework before you start accusing people of things. > >Chris S. Here's another whacko hiding behind an anonymous remailer. Sad. Ted/

On 31 Mar 2002 10:59:13 -0700, SClaree@aol.com wrote: >The best thing to do is just use the delete button for him. He is on many >Rootsweb mailing lists with various names and email addresses (all bounce - >no messages received by him) >All he does is cause trouble. He also has a real website where he offers >help for a big price and takes people on tours to Italy. >When confronted with who he really is, he quickly disappears, only to return >a few weeks later with a new name and a new thread of complaints. >If you think back about some vicious threads of the fairly recent past and >the name connected with those, you know one of the names "Frank" uses. >He often signs up with more than one screen name and then battles with >himself just to stir up trouble. Best to rob him of the thrill and just >delete. >It's been interesting to watch his pattern. He distracts the list to the >point that nothing else gets accomplished. > >Just my take on him, > >Sharon Hi Sharon, You are a very perceptive person. I'm sure others have discovered this nut. I can't believe someone makes up phony names/addresses, asks questions and then answers himself using other phony names/addresses. Gotta be mental instability somewhere. Thanks for your take. Ted/

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On 31 Mar 2002 10:59:13 -0700, SClaree@aol.com wrote: >The best thing to do is just use the delete button for him. He is on many >Rootsweb mailing lists with various names and email addresses (all bounce - >no messages received by him) >All he does is cause trouble. He also has a real website where he offers >help for a big price and takes people on tours to Italy. >When confronted with who he really is, he quickly disappears, only to return >a few weeks later with a new name and a new thread of complaints. >If you think back about some vicious threads of the fairly recent past and >the name connected with those, you know one of the names "Frank" uses. >He often signs up with more than one screen name and then battles with >himself just to stir up trouble. Best to rob him of the thrill and just >delete. >It's been interesting to watch his pattern. He distracts the list to the >point that nothing else gets accomplished. > >Just my take on him, > >Sharon > Wrong as wrong can be. I'm just a simple participant in this news group like you. I just got tired of one guy continuously using this forum to promote his own, personal site. NO ONE else does this, just this one guy. Too bad someone can't state a simple opinion without having several others foaming at the mouth to stir up a hornet's nest. You guys and gals who can't stand to hear an opinion different than your own go ahead and stir the pot, I'm done with this tiopc. Frank F.

Frank that is unfortunate that you feel the way you do. However you have ultimate control do not read my responses. Also please note that I have no advertising on my website and I pay for it myself. Ciao Steve "Frank F." wrote: > On Sat, 30 Mar 2002 19:15:01 GMT, Steve Della Rocchetta > <sdr12198@pacbell.net> wrote: > > >My name is Steve Della Rocchetta and have been off the list for about a > >month. The problem was with my ISP provider but all appears well at this > >time. It is nice to be back > > > >Ciao Steve > > > > It sure has been quiet for a while. Does this mean that every time you > want to give someone a web site to visit to possibly help answer a > question they asked that you will continue to use this forum as an > advertising medium for your site. > > You don't seem to be able to just give the address of the site that > might be helpful. It's always Go to my site and see the links page. > Everybody here knows you have a site, must you continually promote it > here as a part of neraly every answer you give??? > > Frank F.

On 30 Mar 2002 21:58:33 -0800, ginocolumbo@yahoo.com (Gino Columbo) wrote: >You've got a lot of gall blasting Steve when you post with a phony >name and address. >Basta! >Gino Columbo Fake identity has always been the prefered methond of participating in news groups. It's only with the advent of other gateways to news groups like Rootsweb that using an actual address has become necessary, since they mail the messages to "subscribers". These news groups are the number one place where junk emailers harvest addresses to flood with their garbage. Take a long hard look at some of the "names" and "addresses" here and you'll start to get the big picture. I openly fake my address, all anyone has to do is look at it to know that. None of this precludes me from saying publicly that Steve ought to be able to answer a request for help, once in a while, without having people have to go to his site first. I'd wager there are thousands of participants here who have sites of their own. Wouldn't it get boring if we all began our answers, "Go to my web site"? Frank F.

The best thing to do is just use the delete button for him. He is on many Rootsweb mailing lists with various names and email addresses (all bounce - no messages received by him) All he does is cause trouble. He also has a real website where he offers help for a big price and takes people on tours to Italy. When confronted with who he really is, he quickly disappears, only to return a few weeks later with a new name and a new thread of complaints. If you think back about some vicious threads of the fairly recent past and the name connected with those, you know one of the names "Frank" uses. He often signs up with more than one screen name and then battles with himself just to stir up trouble. Best to rob him of the thrill and just delete. It's been interesting to watch his pattern. He distracts the list to the point that nothing else gets accomplished. Just my take on him, Sharon

So what's the point Frank? IMO, there is nothing wrong with the manner in which Steve choses to post. I have yet to see any newsgroup charter that dictates how you are supposed to "promote" your website. His site offers a lot of links and I continually refer people there. No back to genealogy!!! "Frank F." <notme@nothere.com> wrote in message news:3ca66b5a.41654791@news.texoma.net... > On Sat, 30 Mar 2002 19:15:01 GMT, Steve Della Rocchetta > <sdr12198@pacbell.net> wrote: > You don't seem to be able to just give the address of the site that > might be helpful. It's always Go to my site and see the links page. > Everybody here knows you have a site, must you continually promote it > here as a part of neraly every answer you give??? > > Frank F.

On Sat, 30 Mar 2002 19:15:01 GMT, Steve Della Rocchetta <sdr12198@pacbell.net> wrote: >My name is Steve Della Rocchetta and have been off the list for about a >month. The problem was with my ISP provider but all appears well at this >time. It is nice to be back > >Ciao Steve > It sure has been quiet for a while. Does this mean that every time you want to give someone a web site to visit to possibly help answer a question they asked that you will continue to use this forum as an advertising medium for your site. You don't seem to be able to just give the address of the site that might be helpful. It's always Go to my site and see the links page. Everybody here knows you have a site, must you continually promote it here as a part of neraly every answer you give??? Frank F.

Sorry It would be Domenico for a Male Jane Powell wrote: > Hi, > > I've just received the 1885 English marriage certificate for my > great-grandfather, Amilcare Perutelli. Before I write to Carrara for his > > birth details, could some kind soul give me the correct middle name for > him. It is almost illegible on the certificate but looks like either > Domenica OR Dominica. Which is more likely? > > Thanks for any help you can give, > > Jane

It is Domenica Ciao Steve Jane Powell wrote: > Hi, > > I've just received the 1885 English marriage certificate for my > great-grandfather, Amilcare Perutelli. Before I write to Carrara for his > > birth details, could some kind soul give me the correct middle name for > him. It is almost illegible on the certificate but looks like either > Domenica OR Dominica. Which is more likely? > > Thanks for any help you can give, > > Jane

notme@nothere.com (Frank F.) wrote in message news:<3ca66b5a.41654791@news.texoma.net>... > On Sat, 30 Mar 2002 19:15:01 GMT, Steve Della Rocchetta > <sdr12198@pacbell.net> wrote: > > >My name is Steve Della Rocchetta and have been off the list for about a > >month. The problem was with my ISP provider but all appears well at this > >time. It is nice to be back > > > >Ciao Steve > > > > It sure has been quiet for a while. Does this mean that every time you > want to give someone a web site to visit to possibly help answer a > question they asked that you will continue to use this forum as an > advertising medium for your site. > > You don't seem to be able to just give the address of the site that > might be helpful. It's always Go to my site and see the links page. > Everybody here knows you have a site, must you continually promote it > here as a part of neraly every answer you give??? > > Frank F. Frank F. or whoever you are, Why do you hide your identity? What kind of BS is notme@nothere.com? You've got a lot of gall blasting Steve when you post with a phony name and address. Basta! Gino Columbo

Hi Go to my family website http://www.dellarocchetta.com/ and on the Favorite Links Page there is a site that lists many areas to where you can write. However you may need to know the nearest large town if that town you are looking for is real small. Ciao Steve FRMRNYR@aol.com wrote: > does anyone know where i can write for birth records for a town called > vettica maijore, priano and sorrento, > thanks > kristina

Hi Go to my family website http://www.dellarocchetta.com/ and on the Favorite Links Page there is a site Italian & Global Surname Navigator,click on Italy and then type your lastname of interest. A lot of sites will come up on the screen and sometimes 2 error screens just say ok. Now just work backwards through the screens the last screen may have some data. Everyname that you see that is underlined has more data in the background just click on them. Ciao Steve and Ginny Della Rocchetta from Sunnyvale CA. Germanaud Violette wrote: > Hello to all, > > I am new here and my family is from Spain though I live in France.Yet, I > wonder if some of my ancestors could have emigrated to Italy through the > centuries.So, I would be interested if you could tell me something about > this surname.Are there some people living in Italy called NOVO?Where could I > locate them in aim to contact them?.......every idea will be welcomed. > I can speak english, spanish and french.Sorry, one year learning italian > isn't enough..... > > Thanks In Advance to everyone. > Violette Novo Germanaud France > malaviel@club-internet.fr

My name is Steve Della Rocchetta and have been off the list for about a month. The problem was with my ISP provider but all appears well at this time. It is nice to be back Ciao Steve

I will give it a try Ciao Steve Greg Vaut wrote: > I have two very short certificates that my late father received from the > Italian military in 1952/1953. Is there anyone who would be so kind as > to help me translate them? I understand the general gist, but would > appreciate a more precise reading. > > Thanks, > Greg