Italian Genealogy

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Comment by Barbara Bosy on August 1, 2009 at 11:10pm

My paternal parent father is italian the name DeCroti but people in my family saids our great grandfather is Gaetano Digreggario but on my grandfathers marriage certificate it listed his father as Anthony DeCroti I am confuse so my next is to order a copy of his birth certificate but then again he has only been dead for a liitle over 23 yearsand the board of health states that they have to be dead over 50 years to get a copy.Oh well.

Comment by Donnalee LaRose on July 29, 2009 at 4:19am

I'm searching the Gaglione(Gallione in U.S.)families of Avella,(Avellino, Napoli).
They settled in New Jersey and New York, immigrating abt 1890 and later.

Comment by Ms ROBIN COFFMAN on July 26, 2009 at 1:45am

THANK YOU BEYOUND WORDS. RATTER OR NOT IT PANS OUT.. ITS EXCITING. A PLACE TO START IS A BEGAINING.. THANK YOU. TAKE CARE. MS ROBIN

Comment by Ms ROBIN COFFMAN on July 25, 2009 at 11:48pm

I DONT SPEAK OR READ ITALIAN. COULD YOU PLEASE TELL MY IN ENGLISH. THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP. AND I HOPE TO KNOW WHAT YOU SAIED. TAKE CARE, MS ROBIN

Comment by Ms ROBIN COFFMAN on July 25, 2009 at 9:48pm

I AM INTERESTED IN THE SURNAMES OF ANDRIOLA AND PETRILLO IN TEGGIANO, SALERNO, ITALY. VITO ANDRIOLA BORN JAN 1860 IN TEGGIANO, SALERNO, ITALY.. PARENTS UNKNOWN. CAME TO USA IN 1880S MARRIED IN ITALY OR USA , NO CLUE. DIED DIED AUG 22, 1932, NEWARK NEW JERSEY. ANNTONETTE PETRILLO BORN OCT 1867 IN SALERNO, ITALY PARENTS UNKNOWN.... FIRT NAME MAY BE MARIA ANNA OR ANNA MARIA. MARRIED VITO ANDRIOLA IN ITALY OR USA. FIRST CHILD CAROLINA ANDRIOLA BORN DEC 12, 1885 BROCKLYN, NEW YORK. ANNONETTE PETRILLO ANDRIOLA DIED JUNE 30, 1939, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY WOULD LOVE TO FIND PASSINGER LIST OF VITO AND ANNTONETE. CENUS SAY CAME TO USA IN 1884 BUT CANT FIND A RECORD, WRONG YEAR OR STOLE AWAYS. ANY WAY WOULD LOVE ANY HELP. I LOVE SOME DAY LOVE TO KNOW IF ANY FAMILY IS STILL IN ITALY BUT MOSTLY JUST WANT TO KNOW MY PEOPLE AND MY HERRITAGE. THANK YOU FOR TAKEING THE TIME TO READ THIS. TAKE CARE, MS RO BIN

Comment by Deborah Price on July 24, 2009 at 4:11pm

I am researching the Sanguenette/Sanguenetti, Castagnino, and Canepa families.
They came to the United States around 1853 landing in New Orleans. Some of the family moved up river to Missouri and then across the country to Colorado. I have pictures of family dating from the turn of the century but I don't know who they are.

Comment by Darleene Kay Watkins on July 23, 2009 at 7:54am

AHA!
Thanks Michael B. I found a person of the same name of my mom in law's father living in the same town he was born in, so there is probably a relation. I am considering writing him and seeing if I can make a connection.

Thank you so much for the help.
Darleene

Comment by Sandra L. Baird on July 22, 2009 at 7:27pm

Hi Michael,
To answer your questions,I don't know when he arrived here. He lived in Pennsylvania.He worked at the Pennsylvania railroad as a elevator operator. His first wife's name was Mary Pfeiffer,which I have her obit. His second wife's name was Bertha Dunn. I don't have much about her. They were married here in Pa. I also do not why his name was changed.
Sandra

Comment by Leslie Mehana on July 22, 2009 at 7:18pm

My husband's maternal line was named Russo and immigrated from the port of Napoli. We have pictures but nothing else. Help!!!

Comment by Susan Kroll on July 22, 2009 at 12:17pm

My grand mother was a Garbo and her father was Salvadore Garbo from Italy who settled in New Orleans in approximately 1870. Also father of Lillian Garbo (sister to Josephine Garbo) was a Cosenza. I believe they came from Palermo, Italy and settled in New Orleans

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