Hi, Jim, Do you have any other information? I found three Pasquale Capone's on www.ancestry.com, all in the Boston, Massachusetts area. Best wishes, Peggy, Russellville, Arkansas, USA

Hi Peggy: This Pasquale was from Torre la Nocche in Avelino. Suspect he was born around 1880. Came to US TWICE. I know the last time he came to US was around 1903-1906. That's about all I know other then he left his wife and children (my father) and went back to Italy! If you have any other info, I'd appreciate it. I'll check the web site and see what you saw. Thanks. Jim C. ""Peggy Belcher"" <pbelcher@cox-internet.com> wrote in message news:005701c24c98$3f9ba4a0$0b0be942@coxinternet.com... > Hi, Jim, > Do you have any other information? I found three Pasquale Capone's on www.ancestry.com, all in the Boston, Massachusetts area. > > Best wishes, > Peggy, Russellville, Arkansas, USA >

pbelcher@cox-internet.com ("Peggy Belcher") wrote in message news:<005701c24c98$3f9ba4a0$0b0be942@coxinternet.com>... > Hi, Jim, > Do you have any other information? I found three Pasquale Capone's on www.ancestry.com, all in the Boston, Massachusetts area. > > Best wishes, > Peggy, Russellville, Arkansas, USA Ciao, Jim, I realize the Capone's you're researching come from Torre Le Nocelle; however, you may also want to investigate Capone's from Montemiletto. The two villages (well, actually, Montemiletto is now a "town") sit side-by-side on the mountain and are so closely related that families often spread from one village to the other. It also fits that Peggy found 3 Pasquale Capone's in Boston. Many,many immigrants from Montemiletto/Torre le Nocelle found their way to the Boston area. In fact, many of my own family members settled there (some of whom include Capone's). Have you visited the Family History Center (Church of the Latter Day Saints) in your area? I found them to be a gold mine of information. You do not have to be a church member to use their facilities. I have accumulated more information than I could possibly relay to you in this message via their resources. In fact, copies of documents I now have in my possession came from the Family History Center. And, my biggest thrill was to be able to view the originals when I visited Montemiletto a couple years ago. If you would like to contact me, you can send an email to tchiarico@yahoo.com Cordialmente, Toni, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Hi Peggy I have found lots of data on that name. Go to this website ITALY GENEALOGY SURNAME NAVIGATOR and click on Italy then type in your lastname of interest. Leave all the check active. Many sites will appear and on top of each other also at times 2 error messages just click ok and they go away. Now work backwards throuh the sites be patient as some take a little time to come up. There at least 250 in the Italian phone book. Ancestry.com has tons and there are others. The last 2 sites have the most data over 600+ and you can click on each of them and there is more data in the background. However I am not sure if they are any of your Capone family. Also go to my family website http://www.dellarocchetta.com/ and on the favorite links page we have lots of reseach tools. Remmeber the best data today comes from the Mormon Church records and most of the data on the internet comes from their Family History Library [FHL]. So the best approach to take is talk to the living and the older they are the better aunts uncle cousins family friends etc. Then go to your FHL and they are world wide and ask for help to get started they have volunteers to help you. About 90 % of my data has come from the FHL. For people that died in the US death certificates are available for 5 dollars if you know the month and year they died. If not a 10 year search cost 25dollars. Ciao I hope this helps you. If you ever need help email and if a can I will help no charge of course. Steve Peggy Belcher wrote: > Hi, Jim, > Do you have any other information? I found three Pasquale Capone's on www.ancestry.com, all in the Boston, Massachusetts area. > > Best wishes, > Peggy, Russellville, Arkansas, USA