Je m'appelle sylvie CORRIAS et j'aimerai avoir une copie de l'acte de naissance de mon grand pere, Efision CORRIAS, né à muravera le 20-02-1881 ainsi que de son mariage, egalement a muravera le 09-03-1906. Quelqu'un pourrait il m'envoyer ses actes par e-mail a CarriereSC@aol.com

Je m'apelle sylvie CORRIAS et mon grand pere est ne a muravera le 20-02-1881 Quelqu'un pourrait il me faire parvenir par e-mail une copie de l'acte de naissance ainsi que de son acte de mariage le 09-03-1906 à muravera egalement. Je vous en remercie d'avance. Sylvie CorriasSC@aol.com

cherche toutes info sur la ou les racines du nom CIANCIMINO emmanuele.ciancimino@wanadoo.fr

Researching Canestrini and Cominsole families from Edolo / Mu, Brescia late 1800's early 1900's Graham

Searching for australian connections of Emily Ronchetti - Allyn. May have included a Ronchetti who was Italian consul to south Australia. Thanks

Hello to the list, Looking for Gaetano Ciancio b abt 1826Gesuiti,Cosenza,Italy.Married Caterina Cesario b abt 1831 abt 1851. Two known children,(probably more), Diego b 1853 and Maria Carmela b 1872. Diego was married to Angela Saullo of San Vincenzo and is believed to have had a son Eugenio b 1882. Maria,Diego,Eugenio and Caterina came to the US 1891 Will share info with anyone searching this line. Leslie

Hello, My Grandparents came from this town in Sicily and I'm looking for any information I can find reagrding other Cassarino's, Armenia's, or places to contact for official documents. Please help as I'm new to the genealogy game. Grazie! Michael

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My letters to the Anagrafe took about 2 to 2 1/2 months to get a response. They wrote back both times, but it took a painstakingly long time to get them! I always included an email address, but never got an email response. Anytime I've written to the INS, they send a paper telling they have assigned a case number or something like that to your name. That seems like it only took a couple weeks to get back, then the actual search took a couple months maybe. If the INS never sent you a response that they were searching, I think I'd write again. That has happened to me. I think they lose things sometimes! Gina Forestieri Scott Ramstein Air Base, Germany Researching: from Cefalà Diana (PA) were BADAMI, BELLAVIA, BONADONNA, COCCHIARA, D'AGRO, FERRARA, FORESTIERI, GRECO, LoMONTE & VELLA, and from Palermo was RIESI. http://www.geocities.com/hillforestieri http://www.geocities.com/tallyally64 -----Original Message----- From: The O'Farrell's [mailto:ofarrell@ev1.net] Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 2:17 AM To: GEN-ITALIAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: How long should I wait before sending a follow-up letter? I sent a letter to the L'Ufficiale Di Anagrafe of Bagnoli Irpino back on Jan 22, 2002. I wondered how long I should wait before sending a follow-up letter. I enclosed a bank draft in Euro's (not that easy to get), but forgot to put my e-mail address on the letter. If I could find an e-mail address for them, should I follow up by e-mail or regular mail? Also, what is the normal time for Declaration of Intent/Naturalization response from INS? I mailed that back on Jan 2nd. Thanks in advance for the advice. LaSondra BONELLI, LENZI, PREZIUSO/I, LENZI from Bagnoli Irpino, Avellino, Campania ______________________________

Hi Lorrie I have found lots of data on all 3 of your names of interest. Go to my family website http://www.dellarocchetta.com/ and on the favorite links page there are many research sites. The Italian & Global Surname Navigator has all of that data. Click on Italy type the lastname and leave all the checks active. Many sites will come up the Italian Phone Book has 250+ on everyone of yours name. Google has data the last 2 sites has most of the data. The Surname site is a little tricky so go slow at first. When you get to your names in the last 2 data sites click on them as there is more data in the background. Also in my site there is a link to tell you where in Italy they live today and a link to find most towns in Italy. But the best research today is through the Mormon Church Family History Library. Ciao Steve I hope this helps you wdperkster@cox.net wrote: > I am looking for anything information on frezza's that lived in the Rocca > d'Arce, Rocca Secca area of Italy.. the province was Frosinone. Also > Fraioili and Grossi. > Thanks, Lorrie Frezza Perkins

Bonjour. Je lance un nouveau SOS pour trouver le mariage BLONDEAU Enrico avec PAJUOLO Adèle avant 1877.Ce couple a eu plusieurs enfants en Italie.Le patronyme BLONDEAU n'existe plus en Italie et PAJUOLO est très rare.Nous sommes en contact avec les PAJUOLO de San Bonifacio,mais les recherches sont infructueuses. Si quelqu'un rencontre ce patronyme,je serais ravie d'en être informée. MERCI D'AVANCE Blandine

I sent a letter to the L'Ufficiale Di Anagrafe of Bagnoli Irpino back on Jan 22, 2002. I wondered how long I should wait before sending a follow-up letter. I enclosed a bank draft in Euro's (not that easy to get), but forgot to put my e-mail address on the letter. If I could find an e-mail address for them, should I follow up by e-mail or regular mail? Also, what is the normal time for Declaration of Intent/Naturalization response from INS? I mailed that back on Jan 2nd. Thanks in advance for the advice. LaSondra BONELLI, LENZI, PREZIUSO/I, LENZI from Bagnoli Irpino, Avellino, Campania

Hi Everyone!! Thanks for the replys!! :) After reading all the responses I got.. I did some more Research... I Great-Granfather actually died and is buried in Georgetown, KY (he died in 1911) So the records I have found are for a return from a visit to Italy. The funny thing is that my Great Grandfather returned in April of 1909 and the rest of the family returned in September of the same year. In talking with my mother about it all, she claims that my grandfather never talked about a trip to Italy as a child other than their return in 1911 after my great grandfather passed away and his mother could not support the family here in the states.... Nonno returned to the US in the 1920's and settled in CA. Anyway, now I am off to write letters to my family for more information....I am trying to get as much information as I can from living relatives at this point. My dad's family is starting to pass on and I really want to get as much history as I can before all of my grandparents generation is gone! Thanks again everyone for all your help!! -- Karen http://www.crochetlegacy.com

In a message dated 2/27/2002 1:04:50 AM Eastern Standard Time, GEN-ITALIAN-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > My Grandfather was born in Georgetown, Ky in 1903. His father died in 1911. > The United States did not maintain records of travelers departing the US for other countries in the early 1900s. Perhaps, your great great grandfather who died in Italy became sick around 1909, your grandfather and great grandfather went to Italy at that time to tend to a farm or other family issues, when your great great grandfather passed away, they took care of matters and then returned in 1911. What would be interesting is did they bring additional family members with them from Italy on this return trip? Hope this is helpful. Vicky vas575@aol.com

Hi The best research to day is at the Mormon Church Family History Library. They have volunteers to help you etc. It is not necessary to be a member to use the facility. Go there with all the data that you have. Get all the death certificates from the state in the US that you know someone died in. Go to my family website http://www.dellarocchetta.com/ and on the favorite links page there are many research tools. There are links to a Italian Surname Navigator and the Family History Library Location. I hope this helps you Ciao steve JGEverts wrote: > Hello, > > I was wondering if anyone is doing research on these surnames (Pensabene & > Pellicano)? > > All I know about my great grandmother is: > Name: Pellicano, Santa > > Ethnicity: Italian > > Place of Residence: Gallico > > Date of arrival: November 02, 1902 > > Age at arrival: 13y > > Gender: F > > Marital Status: S > > Ship: Sicilian Prince > > Port of dept.: Naples, Campania, Italy > > And she married my great grandfather Pasquale Pensabene. He was from > Calabria. That is all that I know about them. Any help would be greatly > appreciated. > > Thank you, > Jeannine

Hi I believe they recorded arrivals only Steve visit my website http://www.dellarocchetta.com/ .lots of research tools Mom2TynCass wrote: > I have a question! > > I was using the Ellis Island Site to see if I could find some information > about my family's arrival to the US. I have found quite a few people! > > But I found something really interesting that I am not sure what it is > telling me. > > My Grandfather was born in Georgetown, Ky in 1903. His father died in 1911. > My Great Grandmother took my grandfather and his 2 siblings back to Italy > shortly there after. Now I thought I had found the manifests of their > return to Italy, but then when I started to really look at them, the dates > were all wrong. It was 1909 that the manifests were showing. > > However, there is no mistake that these are my Grandfather and his family. > But I am wondering, do manifest only discuss the arrival of immegrants or do > they also tell us about leaving the US as well. If they are just arrivals, > I have to assume that my grandfather's family went back to Italy for a visit > and this is their return. > > Thanks!! > > -- > Karen > http://www.crochetlegacy.com > > Researching: Ratto, Paoletti, Parducci, Perata

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This is a reply to my inquiry to the Immigration and Naturalization. In my grandmothers case it was when she registered as a resident alien. Mike Setaro. These annotations usually represent a check of the original arrival record. These checks were conducted when someone applied for US citizenship or when they registered as resident aliens. If your grandmother was not naturalized before 1941 and was from one of the Axis powers, it is possible that there was a question relating to her resident alien status. The number may be either a certificate of naturalization case number or it could be her "A" number. In either case, you should contact the Immigration and Naturalization Service for a search. The Immigration and Naturalization Service Form G-639, Freedom of Information/Privacy Act Request, is available online at www.ins.usdoj.gov/forms/download/g-639.htm. The form should be mailed to the Immigration and Naturalization Service office in your area. Please consult the telephone directory. Old Military and Civil Records, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, DC 20408. >>> "Mike Setaro" <jsetaro@att.net> 02/23/02 11:36AM >>> Sir I have been researching my family's arrival in America in the early 1900's. I have noticed that there was an annotation next to my grandmothers name with what appears to be a file number and the date. For example; 2-981553- 6/24/42. My question is; what is the number and date mean. I would appreciate it if you can respond to my request. Thanks Mike Setaro

The manifests are records of arrivals not returns. I was also surprised to find that my grandfather arrived in America in 1906, 1910 and 1916. I was aware of the 1906 and 1910 but not the 1916. I knew that my grandmother returned to Italy after my father and my aunt were born in America. I assumed that my grandfather cared for the children, in America, while she was in Italy caring for her parents. She returned a few years later with my uncle who was born in Italy and was 2 years old. I later found that she had returned with my father, my aunt and my 2 year old uncle in 1916. A further search of the records found that my grandfather returned to America a month or two prior to my grandmothers return in 1916. The latter records were found on-line with the Ellis Island records site.

I have a question! I was using the Ellis Island Site to see if I could find some information about my family's arrival to the US. I have found quite a few people! But I found something really interesting that I am not sure what it is telling me. My Grandfather was born in Georgetown, Ky in 1903. His father died in 1911. My Great Grandmother took my grandfather and his 2 siblings back to Italy shortly there after. Now I thought I had found the manifests of their return to Italy, but then when I started to really look at them, the dates were all wrong. It was 1909 that the manifests were showing. However, there is no mistake that these are my Grandfather and his family. But I am wondering, do manifest only discuss the arrival of immegrants or do they also tell us about leaving the US as well. If they are just arrivals, I have to assume that my grandfather's family went back to Italy for a visit and this is their return. Thanks!! -- Karen http://www.crochetlegacy.com Researching: Ratto, Paoletti, Parducci, Perata