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

Hello, I just came across this page and thought I'd pass it on to others. The title caught my attention. Local Catholic Church History and Genealogy ITALY http://home.att.net/~Local_Catholic/Catholic-Italy.htm Regards, Sue Passariello Searching: AIMO, BOMBACE, CICCARELLI, PASSARIELLO From Giugliano in Campania, Naples, Rome Searching: BASSO, CARELLI, GIOVINA, VIOLA From: Colle Sannita, Melfi, Naples

Very honoured family Freismuth! Who can create to me with a family family tree to help! . Wer kann mir beim erstellen eines Familienstammbaums weiterhelfen. . Famille Freismuth très chère! Celui qui peut me fournir un arbre généalogique de famille aider! . Joseph Freismut * im J. 1550 in Czechoslovakia Maria_Ann Freismuth * 27. 07.1677 Burgau, St Poelten,Austria Sr. Florenze Freismuth * 20. 03.1817 in Saverne Alsace (F) Eugen Freismuth * 17. 11.1880 in Dreihäuser/Phalsbourg (F) Juliana Freissmuth oo 18 May 1801 Gleisdorf,Steiermark,Austria Agnet Ilsabein Freimuth 17 Feb 1688 Bielefeld-Neustadt Adelheit Freymuth 3 Feb 1693 Duesseldorf Stadt,Rheinland Columbus Freiermuth 1854 Kenosha,Kenosha,Wisconsin Abraham Freyermuth 14 Sep 1724 Weyer Bas-Rhin, France Maria Freyermuth 25 Nov 1756 Mohlin, Aargau,Switzerland . Hermann Freismuth, * 10.08.1916 in Saarbruecken + am 05.09.1992, -oo- (1.) Auguste Freismuth geb. Maier am 02.06.1942 in Speyer (* am 31.07.1920 in Speyer) . Ich suche Verbindungen zu den Familiennamen. Je cherche des relations aux noms de famille. I look connections up to the surnames. . Freismuth, Freismut, Freimuth, Freimut, Freissmuth, Freißmuth, Fraismuth, Fraimuth, Freysmuth, Freymuth, Freyermuth, Freiermuth, Weismuth, Reismuth, Freihmut, Freismund, . Ich würde mich freuen von ihnen zu hören. J' entendrais me réjouir d' eux. I would hear to be pleased from them to. . http://www.freismuth.de

I am just reading a book where MANY returned to the homeland for periods of time...in the book it states they basically were 'family' people and missed the family's!!!! I can relate!!! The Ellis Island Records are only arrival in the US records. So far as anyone knows at this time, there are not viewable records of people leaving.. --- Mom2TynCass <Crochetlegacy@hotmail.com> wrote: > I have a question! > > 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 > > > > ============================== > 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 > ===== Margie Papa Researching: Alterisio, Borrelli, Canfora, Cappelletti, Carusillo, Checchio, Durso, Guzzo, Iananntono, Papa, Roberto, Ronzone Alberona, Roseto Valfortore, San Marco LaCatola and Volturara Appula/Foggia/Italy __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Sports - Coverage of the 2002 Olympic Games http://sports.yahoo.com

Try www.familysearch.org Go to top of page and click on site map Go down the page of links that you will get and click on Resources.. That will be about 2/3 down the page... Click on "I" for Italy This will give you a list of the microfilm you can order at a FHC on Italy. Hope this helps. Sharon D. -----Original Message----- From: Jeanette Kennedy [mailto:jeanette.kennedy@gte.net] Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 12:56 AM To: GEN-ITALIAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Help with LDS site please I think I may be having trouble searching the LDS site the right way to find records from the Archivio Stato for Birth/Marriage/Death. I am either not doing this right or am very unlucky that the reocords I want are not available. Could someone help me by double checking? I tried using the FHLC looking for the town (not on the list) and the region (there but not many records at all). I am looking for: Orco Feglino, Savona, Liguria, Italy and Bagnolo Piemonte, Cuneo, Piemonte, Italy. Thank you in advance !!! Jeanette ============================== 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

Meet another person who wrote to Maddaloni, Italy and received any and all records requested without paying. Marriage records, death records and marriage contracts. I did enclose a couple of return address labels for them to stick on their envelopes. I have also written to Matera, Italy on behalf of my cousin for records of his family and received a bill requesting payment for the information they had on file. I sent them $10.00 US currency and they sent the documentation and the change in the form of Italian stamps. I found that the smaller towns do not request the money. I would recommend to go without the money and only enclose the return address labels. It will cost them to return a letter to you requesting monies, but it will also indicate that they do have the information on file. I have never sent a self-addressed envelope. They have their own government issued envelopes. Mike

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

On Mon, 25 Feb 2002 18:10:31 -0600 (CST), janis246@webtv.net wrote: >When writing to Italy for birth,s or marriage certificates I know you >have to include a self-addressed return envelope with my name & address. >I did not apply a stamp because I don't know what it will cost from >Italy to the usa. [and I also want the stamp from Italy I save them.] >question ?---when they send me the bill for all this they can also >charge me for the stamp. AM I correct. I HOPE I DID THE RIGHT THING !!!! >an ans. would be greatly appreciated. ciao-jan > Oh well, time will tell. Most people I know who have actually recieved records from Italy never send a self addressed envelope. They include 5 or 10 dollars for one record and 10 or 15 for two or three records. Don't despair, I have heard of a few individuals who sent no payment with their request who did get the records they asked for along with a bill. I even know one guy who got his records and no bill, and a couple of people who got change. I suppose it all depends on the official who opens your request. You have to realize that, generally speaking, it's really stretching things a bit to expect somebody in another country to send you information without some kind of payment in advance. Money talks. Frank F.

When writing to Italy for birth,s or marriage certificates I know you have to include a self-addressed return envelope with my name & address. I did not apply a stamp because I don't know what it will cost from Italy to the usa. [and I also want the stamp from Italy I save them.] question ?---when they send me the bill for all this they can also charge me for the stamp. AM I correct. I HOPE I DID THE RIGHT THING !!!! an ans. would be greatly appreciated. ciao-jan

"Mr G Carmine" <pino.carmine@virgin.net> wrote: > Hi all, I was wondering, can anyone tell me if it is a National Italian > customn to put a little salad by your door when you arrive back in your home > Village.My Father is Italian,and I've experianced this happen everytime > we've gone back to his Home Village in Verbania (Falmenta,near Cannobio) > It's a real nice gesture,I always wondered,does this happen all over Italy? Nope. Must be a local custom. Ciao. Stefano Soro, Bruxelles

Hi I do not know the answer but let us all in on the answer. Ciao Steve The only tradition I remember as a kid was that my neighbor always made the sign of the cross when she left the house and on her return Mr G Carmine wrote: > Hi all, I was wondering, can anyone tell me if it is a National Italian > customn to put a little salad by your door when you arrive back in your home > Village.My Father is Italian,and I've experianced this happen everytime > we've gone back to his Home Village in Verbania (Falmenta,near Cannobio) > It's a real nice gesture,I always wondered,does this happen all over Italy? > > Emilio Carmine

Hi Tom Go to my family website http://www.dellarocchetta.com/ and on the favorite links page there is a site than can find most towns in Italy and Bore is there. When you get there and into the Google search type in Bore Italy Histoey. Google has many sites that amy be od some help and some are worthless. Also go to the Italian & Surname Navigator click on Italy type your last name of interest. Also there is a site on the links page that can tell you where that names lives today in Italy also there is the best phonebook for Italy there. I hope this helps you Ciao Steve JunkMail8ox@aol.com wrote: > Hello, > > I'm researching the town of origin for my family line of the FERRARI and > BERNI names with the focus around Parma. > Giovanni FERRARI (b.1865), father Antonio and mother Lucia FERRARI. And > Teresa BERNI (b.1870), father Antonio and mother Anna Maria or Maria RESTANI > (b.1830-1). Brother Antonio and Louis (liquor store owners in Brooklyn). > Giovanni, a furrier, was in the US by 1887, they were married in New York > City, 1 Feb 1891. > I have some reason to believe the town may be Bardi, or a nearby one. I was > given the oral history information that the town name was Bari. However, I > choose to begin with the assumption that the Bari memory had been corrupted. > Since so many FERRARI and BERNIs originate from Northern Italy (not Bari), a > preliminary search showed there to be a very high concentration of > FERRARI/BERNI names in Bardi. Not Bari. > Then there's Bore also. > > Does anyone know the history of a town named Bore, near Bardi in the North? > I have seen it on one map and no information comes up on the Internet. > How about Barge, Badi, Varsi, and other similar sounding names? > > I have researched the DIRENZO and DIMUCCIO names, and others from Alife in > the Campania region back to 1680. I would like to achieve the same results > for these FERRARI and BERNI families. > Of course, all new information is of enormous value. > Thank you. > If I can be of any assistance through sharing information and my research > experience in Italy and in general, please let me know. > > Best Regards, > > Tom

To the all genealogists. This is the web address of the diffusion of the all family in the Italy http://gens.labo.net/it/cognomi/ I hope that help you. Giovanni Grimaldi

Hi Ralph Go to my Family website http://www.dellarocchetta.com/ and on the Favorite Links Page you will find many links for research. The Italian & Global Surname Navigator is excellant for searches. Let me know what you think of my website. I like yours does your site allow for you to make thumbnails of your pictures. That means when you click on them they can be enlarged. Ciao Steve Della Rocchetta Ralph Muraca wrote: > Hi > > I am researching Muraca, Caglioti, Marino and Ceraudo originating in > Nicastro/Sambiase, Calabria ;and Verrastro, Colangelo,Viggiano and Accuosti > originating in Avigliano,Basilicatta. Anyone researching any of these names? > > -- > Ralph Muraca > E-Mail rmuraca@cox.net > Web Page > http://members.cox.net/micron65

Hello, I'm researching the town of origin for my family line of the FERRARI and BERNI names with the focus around Parma. Giovanni FERRARI (b.1865), father Antonio and mother Lucia FERRARI. And Teresa BERNI (b.1870), father Antonio and mother Anna Maria or Maria RESTANI (b.1830-1). Brother Antonio and Louis (liquor store owners in Brooklyn). Giovanni, a furrier, was in the US by 1887, they were married in New York City, 1 Feb 1891. I have some reason to believe the town may be Bardi, or a nearby one. I was given the oral history information that the town name was Bari. However, I choose to begin with the assumption that the Bari memory had been corrupted. Since so many FERRARI and BERNIs originate from Northern Italy (not Bari), a preliminary search showed there to be a very high concentration of FERRARI/BERNI names in Bardi. Not Bari. Then there's Bore also. Does anyone know the history of a town named Bore, near Bardi in the North? I have seen it on one map and no information comes up on the Internet. How about Barge, Badi, Varsi, and other similar sounding names? I have researched the DIRENZO and DIMUCCIO names, and others from Alife in the Campania region back to 1680. I would like to achieve the same results for these FERRARI and BERNI families. Of course, all new information is of enormous value. Thank you. If I can be of any assistance through sharing information and my research experience in Italy and in general, please let me know. Best Regards, Tom

Hello, I'm researching the town of origin for my family line of the FERRARI and BERNI names with the focus around Parma. Giovanni FERRARI (b.1865), father Antonio and mother Lucia FERRARI. And Teresa BERNI (b.1870), father Antonio and mother Anna Maria or Maria RESTANI (b.1830-1). Brother Antonio and Louis (liquor store owners in Brooklyn). Giovanni, a furrier, was in the US by 1887, they were married in New York City, 1 Feb 1891. I have some reason to believe the town may be Bardi, or a nearby one. I was given the oral history information that the town name was Bari. However, I choose to begin with the assumption that the Bari memory had been corrupted. Since so many FERRARI and BERNIs originate from Northern Italy (not Bari), a preliminary search showed there to be a very high concentration of FERRARI/BERNI names in Bardi. Not Bari. Then there's Bore also. Does anyone know the history of a town named Bore, near Bardi in the North? I have seen it on one map and no information comes up on the Internet. How about Barge, Badi, Varsi, and other similar sounding names? I have researched the DIRENZO and DIMUCCIO names, and others from Alife in the Campania region back to 1680. I would like to achieve the same results for these FERRARI and BERNI families. Thank you. If I can be of any assistance through sharing information and my research experience in Italy and in general, please let me know. Best Regards, Tom

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Hi I am researching Muraca, Caglioti, Marino and Ceraudo originating in Nicastro/Sambiase, Calabria ;and Verrastro, Colangelo,Viggiano and Accuosti originating in Avigliano,Basilicatta. Anyone researching any of these names? -- Ralph Muraca E-Mail rmuraca@cox.net Web Page http://members.cox.net/micron65

There are two separate COI entities - the Comunes of Italy E-Mail list, and the Comunes of Italy Magazine. One has nothing to do with the other, except they share the same name. To join the e-mail list, which is free, send a message to: SubscribeCOI@comunesofitaly.org For information about the print magazine, go to http://www.ItalianAncestry.com/coi Grace Lancieri Olivo ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kay Lorenzato" <106054.1371@compuserve.com> To: <GEN-ITALIAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 24, 2002 12:33 PM Subject: COI > I trhink you have to pay as well !!!!!!!!!! > > kay..... > > and it may be a magazine ( with pages and sent thro' the post ) !! > > > ============================== > 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 > >

I trhink you have to pay as well !!!!!!!!!! kay..... and it may be a magazine ( with pages and sent thro' the post ) !!