I am researching my family roots. I haven't been able to get much because most of them are from Italy and I'm not there to research the names. Anyone out there who has info on Rossetti or Ruscitti and DiGiacomo from Cansano, Aquila please contact me. Also the names Rocchetto and Fortuna possibly from Catanzaro or the Calabria region. Thanks Pete.

Hello Victor, You asked for help in obtaining addresses for Arbuzzi and Tormenio areas. Here is the address of a site that will provide you with much helpful information. www.italianancestry.com From this site you will get links to address for churches and cities, amongst many many other links. Enjoy Sue Passariello Searching: AIMO, BOMBACE, CICCARELLI, PASSARIELLO From Giugliano in Campania, Naples, Rome Searching: BASSO, CARELLI, GIOVINA, VIOLA From: Colle Sannita, Melfi, Naples

I have been researching my family's history for a few years. At this point I have run into a road block and I am trying to find out I can go about getting Birth and/or death certificates of family memebers that had not immigrated to the US. My family lineage comes from Abruzzi, Italy; but I have also come acrossed info in the family from the Tormenio area as well. If there is anyone who can help me get addresses of the court houses or governement offices there to get more I would eternaly greatfull. Thank you.

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Am searching for relatives of my great grandfather, Alexander Denaro, married to Fortunata Cugionatta. They had 4 sons, Dominic, Charles, Consolata and small boy (killed in earthquake of 1908) and sister, Santina. Fortunata was also killed in earthquake, the others came to America in January 1909. I believe the town was Pellaro and that they had some sort of pasta business.Thanks for any help.

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I am looking info. about last name Venturo: origin, history etc. With regards. Paul

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Grandmom:Ersilia Cotibo(spelling?) born l5 Dec l87l at above. Where exactly do I write for her birth certificate? Also would some kind soul out there BRIEFLY write in Italian what should be said in letter ? Hate to ask but feel I'd get better results than writing English. Thank you very much. Trudy ny

cerco notizie sui "BRESSAN" nel mondo

Bonjour, Mon grand-père était d'origine Italienne. Ma famille se trouve aux alentours et Milan même. Recherche personnes susceptible de retrouver des contacts avec cousins ou autres. Merci. Cathy.

Sharon, you may want to try the same link I just gave Les. Here it is again. http://gens.labo.net/en/cognomi/ And another one about the various regions of Italy is http://www.initaly.com/regions/regions.htm Hope this helps a wee bit. -- Al Gedye <SClaree@aol.com> wrote in message news:53.12f139ba.29b3e93b@aol.com... | I received a phone call at 11:30 last night telling me that the g-g-parents I | have searched for likely came from S. Agata di Milletello, Messina, Sicily | | Is anyone familiar with this area or any of the surnames that follow? | | I am looking for Giuseppe, Filippo, Margherita and possibly others born in | the 1870-1880's children of Santo(a) CATALFO and most likely Rose or Mary | (her maiden name is unknown at this time). | | Giuseppe married Antonia GIUFFRE/GUIFFRE; Filippo married Concetta COSELLO; | Margherita married (1) Francesco GRANATA and (2) Santo PILLUAFITO. All came | to the Cleveland area, but it is believed that Filippo (Philippo) returned to | Sicily after the death of a child in 1913. No further record has been found | for this family. | | I do not read any Italian, but have a very firm determination that has cut | through brick wall after brick wall in Cleveland, Ohio to get me to Sicily. I | am not about to let a little thing like not having a clue what I am doing | stop me! <g> | | Suggestions as to what direction to take first would be most welcome. | | I appreciate any help, | | Sharon | --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.332 / Virus Database: 186 - Release Date: 06/03/02

This is probably the site you are looking for. http://gens.labo.net/en/cognomi/ Hope this helps. -- Regards Al Gedye -- "LES YOXALL" <lyoxall@nacs.net> wrote in message news:001201c1c43a$0c7620a0$32cda6cf@lesyoxal... | Trying to locate the area of Italy for the listed sirnames: | NEPUTI | GREVET | NEVICOSI | Any help? | thanks in advance | LES YOXALL | lyoxall@nacs.net | | --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.332 / Virus Database: 186 - Release Date: 06/03/02

I'm an italian researcher and I can research on families from Campania. Give me some other notice abuot your ancestors!!! Your Landenulf Raymond LeMay III <rlemay1407@earthlink.net> wrote in message 412002347105057500@earthlink.net... > > Morning, > > I am researching the DeConno and Bologna and > Pinciaro/Pinchero surnames. All of these names i have traced to San Marco Dei > Cavoti, Benevento Province, Southern Italy. I am seeking anyone who is > researching these names. If you are researching either name or San Marco Dei > Cavoti; please email me at rlemay1407@earthlink.net > > > > Regards, > > Raymond W. LeMay III > > Watervliet, New York, USA > > >

My ancestors came from the Vicoli & Civitanquana areas in the early 1900's. I would like any help in locating siblings. I have hit a brick wall. Thanks.

What is the website again, please? -- Bob Morrison NOTE: Please remove the x from my e-mail address for direct replies "RoPe0201" <prose22@telus.net> wrote in message news:ssBh8.1370$uV.41599@news2.telusplanet.net... > Fee? As long as it isn't a few pages long I am willing to offer my services. > All I ask in return is that when I need help it will be returned. :) > > Pete > >

Morning, I am researching the DeConno and Bologna and Pinciaro/Pinchero surnames. All of these names i have traced to San Marco Dei Cavoti, Benevento Province, Southern Italy. I am seeking anyone who is researching these names. If you are researching either name or San Marco Dei Cavoti; please email me at rlemay1407@earthlink.net Regards, Raymond W. LeMay III Watervliet, New York, USA

Fee? As long as it isn't a few pages long I am willing to offer my services. All I ask in return is that when I need help it will be returned. :) Pete

Good heavens--under $5!! When we borrow the microfilms they're $3.75 each, $3.75 to renew, and another $3.75 to get them on indefinite loan. After I did that for a number of microfilms, I found out that the last director of our local FHC decided to send *all* the microfilms back to Salt Lake City, "indefinite loan" or not! So the $10 I paid for each microfilm (running into the dozens, easily), I might have to pay again in the future. Still cheaper than going to Italy though! --Gina "Frank F." wrote: > As we've already learned in another post re this thread, we do not buy > the microfilm, we rent it. The fee varies from Center to Center, but > I've always found it negligible. I ordered all the films for my main > comune of interest to be on "Permanent Loan" at my local FHC. This > means copies were made of all the rolls, and they will be located at > my local FHC virtually forever. This was less than 5 dollars a roll. > ........