Thanks so much. I've forwarded an email separately. "Antonia Chiarico" <tc_grpslists@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:84f4e82a.0208300836.2682eb7e@posting.google.com... > 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