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Started by Leah. Last reply by Susan Hill Bonko Oct 4, 2011. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Veneto Research
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Tuscany Research
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Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol Research
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Piedmont Research
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Lombardy Research
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Liguria Research
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Comment by Ms ROBIN COFFMAN on June 19, 2010 at 11:11pm
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Thank you for the book info. I just ordered it from Amazon.
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Deena,thanks for that info. I'll have to check on getting one. I have been trying to find out information on my greatgrandfather for some time. His name was changed when he came to the states and I don't know what it was before.
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Comment by Deena Coutant on June 19, 2010 at 5:12pm
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I just purchased a book Finding Your Italian Ancestors by Suzanne Russo Adams, AG and it is an excellent resource for anyone beginning their Italian genealogy. The reference materials in the appendices are about a third of the book's pages, and they are full of great info. Highly recommended book for anyone who is serious about researching Italian ancestors!
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made a mistake they were married at saint micheal church newark, new jersey.
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GIOVANNIA TIRELLA MARRIED CASARE SPEFANELLI ON FEB. 28, 1895, I THINK IN NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. ONE OF THERE DAUGHTERS WAS MARIA CARMELLIA / MILDRED SPEFANELLI WHO MARRIED ROCCO RUSSOMANNO ON FEB. 7, 1923 AT SAINT LUCY CHRUCH, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. WHO WAS ROCCO S PARENTS, DID THEY HAVE KIDS. DID ROCCO GO BY THE AMERICANIZED NAME OF ROBERT OR IS THAT SOMEONE ELSE. I NEED HELP . SHOULD ANY ONE BE RELATED, I CAN HELP WITH THE STEFANELLI OR TIRELLA SIDE. TANK YOU IN ADVANCE. MISS ROBIN
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Michael thank you very much for your help greatly appreciate it. Karen
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Comment by Crystal Fay Irving on October 18, 2009 at 3:33pm
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My husband has the italian line. His great-grandfather Nick Sylvester (Silvestri) b.1888 came here from Castlefrentano, Italy came as a child, returned to Italy and came back as an adult (I believe it was abt 1922). Made his way to Pa to work as a miner. It has been family tradition that his father Nicola or Nicolene killed a man and fled to Austria......
I just don't even know where to start with Italian records. If anyone could point me in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated.
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I am trying to research my great grandparents Giovanni Brescia and Maria Frazzano Brescia who immigrated to the U. S. and lived and raised their family in Malden Massachusetts
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Comment by Leah on August 28, 2009 at 1:26am
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Ellen,
There is a Calabria discussion. Not all discussions appear above, you have to click "view all" above and you will find it listed there.
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Comment by Ellen M (Procopio) Kramer on August 27, 2009 at 9:59pm
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Why isn't Calabria a region listed above? Also there is a group at www.circolocalabrese.org that deals with Calabrian descendants and those interested in it.
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