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1. Re: Surname Nigro [1]
"Andrea Rossi" wrote in message news:<9pl8up$lid$1@lacerta.tiscalinet.it>... > [cut] > > > > Researching Nigro, Caggiano, Carnevale, Policori, Tomasulo, Giallella, > > and more from San Fele, PZ, Basilicata. > Dear Paula, > I'm Andrea Rossi (Andre for friends), I live in Livorno (Tuscany) and I read > your messages. [cut] Here's what I have found: > [cut] Bye, Andre Dear Andre, Thank you very much for all this tremendous amount of information and the time it took you to researc
2. Valente, Atina, Italy [1]
Hello, I am looking for informations about my family's wife. - Angelo Antonio VALENTE x ? - 1. Teresa x Oracio Di TROIA - 2. Arturo - 3. Adolfo x ? - 3.1. Roberto - 3.2. Bicetta - 3.3. Gino - 3.4. Enzo - 3.5. ? - 4. Ernesto x Marcella TAMBURINI - 4.1. Antonio Mario x Madeleine FINAUD - 4.1.1. Marie-Line Marcella x Jean-Pierre BOTTARD - 4.1.2. Corinne (my wife) - 4.1.3. Fabienne x Olivier ROBINAULT - 4.2. Mario x Monique STERVA - 4.2.1. Marc x ? - 4.2.1.1. Cicile - 4.2.2. Laurent - 4.3. Franco x Patricia B
3. The World is changing: Do you want to survive? [1]
misc_survivalism_moderated 7 Survivalism and Preparedness. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/misc_survivalism_moderated This list is for those who want themselves and their loved ones to survive and prosper during hard times. War, riots, famine, crime, drought, flooding, fire, contaminated water supplies, inflation, job loss, and many more. Are you ready to deal with any situation? Join us as we learn from each other how to survive. ----------------------------------------------------------------------
4. GALLINO [1]
Me llamo Luis Alejandro Gallino Mi ascendencia italiana proviene de tres hermanos, Luigi, Giuseppe y Serafin, que llegaron a la Argentina hacia 1860. Provienen de Pontedecimo (Genova) Hay algun dato sobre ellos ? Luisgallino@HOTMAIL.COM
5. Re: Family Naming Puzzle [1]
106054.1371@compuserve.com (Kay Lorenzato) wrote in message news:<200110051306_MC3-E240-E3D8@compuserve.com>... > I thought it more an Italian tradition to name your children after the > saint on whose day they were born........ > Kay That too !! Here is a list of links that go into all the traditions, sources, history of names, etc. Italian Names & History of Italian Names http://www.angelfire.com/ok3/pearlsofwisdom/italynames.html Paula Nigro Researching Nigro, Caggiano, Carnevale, Policori, DiVizio, G
6. Address needed for Catholic Church and Civil Archives for the town of Lazio, Italy [1]
Dear Italian List, I belive I have the location where my great great great grandmother was born in 1826. It is for the city of Lazio, Italy. I would like to obtain a copy of herc atholic baptismal or civil birth records. If anyone knows these addresses would they please email me. Thanks! Gretchen Costanza
7. What happened in 1817???????????????? [1]
Salve! Today I was researching the commune of Mutignano in Teramo Abruzzo. The deaths that year exceeded the prior years by 5-6 times. Entire families were affected and lost multiple chidren parents and gandparents. Was there an epidemis or medical emergency of some type. The deaths were very high throughout the year, not being concentrated in one or two months or a specific season. Thanks for your input. Grazie tutti! Fred
8. Re: New to Italian research [1]
d.lansing@worldnet.att.net (Debbye Lansing) wrote in message news:<013c01c151cc$5b8b0420$b5bb5a0c@oemcomputer>... > Anyone with knowledge of where to send for a birth certificate > or marriage records, I could use some help, > Thank you, > Debbye Dear Debbye, Hello. The Civil Records Office will have both of those records. Write to: COMUNE DI CARDITO (NA) Ufficio dello Stato Civile Piazza Garibaldi 80024 CARDITO (NA) - ITALIA- The above address format was recommend to me by the Director of the Uffic
9. Pico [1]
Buongiorno a tutti. Searching for infos about the PICO family (signori della Mirandola) in the 13, 14 et 15th centuries. Grazie. Cyril Delmas-Marsalet
10. Opinion: Panacci is Canada's best porcelain artist potter [1]
Opinion: Panacci is Canada's best porcelain artist potter Joseph and Suzie Panacci are Canada's "living treasures" when it comes to fine porcelain. They do not advertise their work effectively, consequently few people have heard of them. Their porcelain-only pottery is on R.R. #3, Brampton, Ontario, tel (905) 838-2446. Joe is of Italian ancestry, as are many Canadians. Seven photos of their porcelain art, including porcelain flowers' petals that may bring tears to your eyes, too, can be viewed at this UR
11. Re: Family Naming Puzzle [1]
Here is a brief outline on naming traditions: http://users.erols.com/lynnn/dyia/excerpts.html#name My father's oldest brother was named after his paternal grandfather, as the link above notes, however the 2nd child, a son, was named after his maternal Great-grandfather and all the other boys were named after ancestors but not exactly like that link describes. There are traditions but people will still exercise free will in the choice of a name for their child. Hopefully you will be able to acquire more
12. Re: What happened in 1817???????????????? [1]
There was a cholera epidemic, exacerbated by the famine caused by climatic changes from the eruption of the Tambora volcano in Indonesia. (In America this was called the year without summer.) Starvation increases susceptibility to cholera and other noxious digestive bacteria.
13. Généalogie [1]
Bonjour, Mes ancjtres itaient originaires de l'nle de PROCIDA. Connaissez-vous les noms suivants: VICIDOMINI ESPOSITO BENITO ATTARD LUCIANI LUBRANO CASAGRANDI Merci Georges VICIDOMINI
14. Re: Généalogie [1]
Bonjour, J'ai le plaisir de vous annoncer la mise en ligne du nouveau site internet concernant 7700 notices bibliographiques reprisentant un travail de 20 ans. Ce site dont l'acchs est gratuit est destini aux chercheurs dibutants ou confirmis, ` l'historien local, aux itudiants, etc... www.geneaita.org/emi Italie / Guide d'archives / Noms de famille / Emigration / Histoire familiale / Archives communales / Relations France Italie / Notariat/ Vaudois des vallies piimontaises (protestants) / Histoire loca
15. Ancetres Italiens/Bibliothèque Porte ouverte 21 10 2001 [1]
A l'occasion de la journie "Lire en fjte", fjte du livre et de la lecture, conduite ` l'initiative du ministhre de la culture et de la communication, l'Ass. Ancjtres Italiens/Bibliothhque ` le plaisir de vous inviter ` la prisentation de sa bibliothhque (guides, inventaires, naturalisations, histoire locale, autres bases de donnies). A cette occasion inauguration du nouveau site bibliographique sur internet www.geneaita.org/emi Le dimanche 21 ocrobre de 10h30 ` 17h au 3 rue de Turbigo 75001 Paris A 3 m
16. Sicilians (Siciliani & Siciliane) [1]
On http://www.siciliani.com http://www.siciliane.com you can see the photos of sicilian Internet users and you can post yours (it needs just a minute and you can send them also as virtual postcards).
17. Searching: Ebola & Machroli (Machiaroli) [1]
Looking for info in the Naples area around the 1860's but any info that links those surnames to Chicago, IL would be great! Thx
18. Re: translations [1]
Swindling@aol.com wrote in message news:<81.10f8fb56.28ebe374@aol.com>... > I need to know translation in english.how they write out like 1898. mille nova cento novantotto or 1898 >and also > Twin il gemello(m)/la gemella(f) (i gemelli/le gemelle) >and also march 17 .Thank you il diciasette marzo or il 17 marzo > Have a nice day! > > Donna Mayor
19. Re: Free searchable Sicilian surnames database available! [1]
You can find also 4000 registered sicilian users with e-mail here: http://www.sicilyweb.com Regards
20. Terzaghi [1]
Je cherche des renseignements sur Terzaghi Louis ni vers 1860 ` Lentate Verbano arrondissement de Varhse Merci Jokl :-))
21. Registre di Populazione PALERMO 1890 [1]
Bonjour. Mon dernier espoir de retrouver mes angjtres est d'obtenir les renseignements indiquis par le REGISTRE DI POPULAZIONE de PALERMO en 1890. La seule chose dont je sois s{re est que ce couple BLONDEAU Henry (AERONAUTE) et PAJUOLO (PAGLIUOLO) Adhle vivait ` PALERMO en 1890.Ilsavaient s{rement plusieurs enfants; Oy Me Renseigner???? MERCI POUR VOTRE REPONSE TRES IMPORTANTE POUR MOI. Henri
22. Re: GEN-ITALIAN-D Digest V01 #297 [1]
I have seen a couple references to the book "Our Italian Surnames" by Joseph G. Fucilla, I was wondering if the surname "Pangallo" is in this book? Recently I have been researching the surname Pangallo and have a good start on my family tree, but my time is limited. If there is anyone who is researching the Pangallo name, I would love to compare notes. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
23. Dream Research Initiative [1]
Hello: I am a Social-Personality psychologist currently recruiting participants for a broad study of the relationship between dreaming and waking experience. While I cannot divulge details about the exact purpose of the study, my current work will narrow the scope of previous research into the possible role of dreams in the foundation and regulation of waking motivation, affect, and awareness. The research also addresses public claims of dreams and dissociative events that expressed themes and elicited
24. Tano [1]
Researching Tano family who came from Italy to West Virginia/Maryland/Pennsylvania areas in the early 1900's. Other surnames possibly connected include Giovanni, Alberico, Riggs & Bragg. No confirmation as yet, though. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
25. Re: SURNAME: Aloi, Ruggero, Repoley [1]
Ciao John, >I mean the Lombards. >"Lombards: ...The chief event in their history was their settlement in >AD 568 in northern Italy, where they maintained themselves for two >centuries." Just a little note. If a given name has a German origin, it doesn't mean that family had (or has) a German origin, for sure (and that is confirmed if you look at latest genetic studies about current Italian populationn of the North). The number of Lombards arrived in Italy were almost 30.000: it isn't a big number of peop
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