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1. [Italy] Trip to Sicily [1]
I just returned from Sicily, if anyone would like to see my photos and hear about my trip, feel free to visit: http://www.geocities.com/tallyally64 There is also a link there to my genealogy site. Feel free to email me to let me know what you think or have any suggestions! Thanks, Gina Forestieri Scott Kaiserslautern, Germany Researching: from Cefal` Diana (PA) were BELLAVIA, BONADONNA, COSTANZA, D'AGRO, FERRARA, FORESTIERI, GRECO, LO MONTE & VELLA, and from Palermo was RIESI.
2. Re: [Italy] LINK! [1]
I was able to access the site, but had to remove the lettering after "it". ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 2:22 PM Subject: [Italy] LINK! > Listers, > This is a link to Italian Catholic Sites. Type the name of the > Commune in the box and click enter. It provides the names and > addresses of the churches in the commune as well as their E-mail > address. (If they have one) > This writer does not know the full
3. [Italy] SIR JAMES GRAY [1]
Can anybody give me details of the best place to search for births in Naples around 1760?. There is a portrait of SIR JAMES GRAY handed down through the family here in Australia and I'm trying to find our connection back to him. The portrait was painted in Italy in 1761. I gather he was Envoy to Napels 1754-1760 and made Knight of the Bath in 1761 which is when the painting was done. Up until recently I was under the impression that he never married but have now found on the Internet mention of him havi
4. [Italy] Italians in Tanzania [1]
I would like to find out more about the POW camps in Tanzania during the 1939 to 1945 war. Italian soldiers were held there under British control. I have tried a web search without much luck. Judy
5. [Italy] Impt. Rpt Available on WWII Violations [1]
The Department of Justice Report to the United States Congress on Italian American Civil Rights Violations during W.W.II is now available in a PDF file on the below web site. It is a very large file and might take a while to download. http://www.house.gov/judiciary/Italian.pdf It is interesting reading, but if you decide to print the report it is about 600 pages. Margaret Cutino Washington, DC
6. Re: [Italy] Sites [1]
Hi OLDFUDYDUD. I stand corrected and I tried your site. Thank you VERY much. Now if I could just find the Catholic churches and records for "STURLA and BRIZZALARA " ITALY I'd be in business. Those are the names of my gr grandparents. Is there a site for the churches - and a site to find surnames in these areas? I really am happy with this site and I thank you again. Shirl P.S. I don't know the names of my gr gr grandparents. Any suggestions? Thanks again. ----- Original Message ----- From: OLDF
7. Re: [Italy] Off Topic - Language help/reply [1]
Hi Tom, in Italy that word wandi doesn't exist. I couldn't not help you I spoke with my friend of Naples and also him cannot help you. That word doesn't exist. Francesco --------------- tolenio@sentex.net wrote: > Hello All, > > Could someone help me with a single Italian word, that I > believe has been Americanized. > > The word is "Wandi". It is a fried cookie and comes from > the Naples area (north/northeast). It is the oldest recipe > in our family cookbook. > > The problem is that there is no "W" i
8. [Italy] Cookie Recipe - Crostele or Crostoli [1]
My great-grandmother from Rotzo in Vicenza province (Veneto Region)used to make a cookie at Christmas time that she called Crostele (this was how she spelled it on her recipe that she wrote out for me). I have laminated the recipe now to preserve her handwriting on it. It is a fried cookie that is dusted with either sugar or powdered sugar after it is fried. Since she made them in such large quantities so that they would last throughout the year, she mostly used the sugar coating except on the ones we wo
9. RE: [Italy] Free Ancestry.com Software [1]
Hi Fred, Thanks for letting us know about the new software. I don't consider it inappropriate to let the list know about anything that is free and directly relates to helping us organize our genealogy research better. I'm glad you are enjoying the beautiful weather in South Florida. It has been seasonally warm here in Pittsburgh but we could sure use some more sun. Happy Holidays to all Warmest Regards, Anna -----Original Message----- From: OLDFUDYDUD@aol.com [mailto:OLDFUDYDUD@aol.com] Sent:
10. [Italy] I'm next, Fred... [1]
A relative of mine makes an Italian fried "pastry", too, but have never had the recipe. Apparently it has flour, sugar and wine (probably a few other ingred. too). Once the dough is formed, it's rolled out about 1" thick, and about as long as a wooden spoon. She cut them into little chunks and fried them. Once cooled, she dipped them in honey. She called them "wine things". Any ideas on these? Thank you
11. [Italy] Off Topic - Language help [1]
Hello All, Could someone help me with a single Italian word, that I believe has been Americanized. The word is "Wandi". It is a fried cookie and comes from the Naples area (north/northeast). It is the oldest recipe in our family cookbook. The problem is that there is no "W" in Italian, so I am assuming it has been Americanized before it was written down. Any help? I will gladly trade the recipe for some help. (smile) Before you get too excited it is a tradtional, low sugar cookie. Later, Tom -- Th
12. Re: [Italy] Comune Sala Consilina [1]
Kelly, try to see at http://www.comune.salerno.it/ Francesco bommarito_kelly@hotmail.com wrote: > I was wondering if anyone has ever heard of this comune, Sala Consilina. It > is in the Salerno province of Campania. Where can I go to get the postal > code and also possible stato civile addresses for this comune. > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > Thanks, > Kelly > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.
13. [Italy] To Bommarito_Kelly @Hotmail.com [1]
The Church in Sala Consilina is : Parrocchia SS. Annunziata di Sala Consilina (Salerno) If you click the underlined Link, you will get the address and Email address. The Archive address is as follows: Archivio di Atato Di Salerno Dir. Guido Ruggiero Piazza Abate Conforti, 7 84100 Salerno ITALIA (SA) tel.089/225147 - 089/225044 fax 089/226641 Fred
14. Re: [Italy] I'm next, Fred... [1]
Sharon, Heck, don't post the results....Send us all a few and let us try them. I'll even pay my postage. Dave David C. Allegretti 928 Rt 52 Walden, NY 12586 -----Original Message----- From: sharon sterle To: ITALY-L@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, December 21, 2001 2:26 PM Subject: Re: [Italy] I'm next, Fred... >Tom...That makes sense. Now you have my curiosity aroused. I'm going to >try and squeeze time tomorrow to make a batch. If I do, I'll post the >results.
15. [Italy] Free Ancestry.com Software [1]
LISTERS: This isn't allowed but we are all interested in our Ancestors. I tried the free download to compare with my: PAF-3 and 5 which I keep handy. (LDS) Ancquest: Which I use for all my Pictures (Over 1500) Family Tree Maker which wants money for everything and I don't recommend it to anyone. Ancestry.Com is new and A-1. It connects right to the pictures and the Lists. It is free and they have interesting things. It is similar to all above which stole the idea from PAF. Please don't cuss me out b
16. Re: [Italy] LINK! [1]
When it can't be found means there are many trying it out. Try it again later. Here it is again. Siti Cattolici Italiani (Francesco Diani) . Click on the underlined link. Fred
17. [Italy] Re: ITALY-D Digest V01 #260 [1]
I would like to unsubscribe from your mailing list thank you. ----- Original Message ----- From: ITALY-D-request@rootsweb.com To: ITALY-D@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 9:05 PM Subject: ITALY-D Digest V01 #260
18. [Italy] Obtaining church records [1]
Hi, List....Does anyone know the name of the church I would need to write to for family records? My husband's grandparents were born in Benevento/Molinaro. Sharon in Mn
19. RE: [Italy] I'm next, Fred... [1]
Hi Sharon, I'm sure someone will correct me if I am wrong . . . but I think it is the same basic recipe. My mom also makes her's like a nugget instead of forming them to be like a knot. She also sometimes adds items to the batter like raisins and nuts. Happy Holidays, Anna -----Original Message----- From: sharon sterle [mailto:ssterle@uslink.net] Sent: Friday, December 21, 2001 2:01 PM To: ITALY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [Italy] I'm next, Fred... Hi, Tom...Thank you for the recipe. However, the t
20. Re: [Italy] Wandas [1]
Hi, Would this mean that American Italians who's surname starts with "W", would start with "Gu" in Italian? I know a family by the name of Wante, would this be Guanti in Italian possibly. This is the second time the Americanized bug has bit me in my research. Later, Tom -- On Wed, 19 Dec 2001, Tom Olenio wrote: > Hi, > > I looked up "Guanti" and it means "gloves" it is somewhat apt due to the shape. > > Thanks a million, and send the recipe! > > Tom > > Shirley Clark wrote: > > > Hi Mary, > > > > We
21. Re: [Italy] It's Christmas Time and how about PIGNOLATA [1]
Hi, Preserving family recipes is just as interesting as the genealogy that brings them to us. You cannot only know your ancestors names, but relive their best cookery. Later, Tom -- On Thu, 20 Dec 2001 OLDFUDYDUD@aol.com wrote: > I love Strufoli. Tom started to wake everyone up with Wanda > which I see some similarity to Strufoli. > These are like noodles and formed into shapes like pretzels > by squeezing the dough in spots to stick it together. > > also > > They also are rolled out into sticks whic
22. Re: [Italy] Anna Cotter [1]
I found a Demio Santerli that came through Ellis Island in 1914 at the age of 1 His mother was with him but I can not find her It says Lamatto Cogno Italy
23. RE: [Italy] Off Topic - Language help/reply [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Thomas Olenio [mailto:tolenio@sentex.net] Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 11:45 AM To: ITALY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [Italy] Off Topic - Language help/reply Hi, The cookie is tied in a simple knot and fried in hot oil. It is supposed to have the texture of a cannoli pastry shell. Here is the recipe; Angies Wandi 10 c Flour 1 tb Baking powder 12 ea Medium eggs 1/4 c Shortening (Crisco) 1 tb Sugar 1/4 c O
24. [Italy] LINK! [1]
Listers, This is a link to Italian Catholic Sites. Type the name of the Commune in the box and click enter. It provides the names and addresses of the churches in the commune as well as their E-mail address. (If they have one) This writer does not know the full extent of the addresses but it worked on the communes that I asked for. Please let me know if it works for you. Also let me know if it doesn't work for you. There are many Sites that I can pass along. Try it. This has been around awhil
25. Re: [Italy] LINK! [1]
Hi, The best service for communicating via e-mail to foriegn contacts is; http://www.t-mail.com They give you an email account and it translates your incoming foreign language email into English. They also offer translating web surfing (t-sail) and a cut/paste area for translating your own text (t-text) Send and Receive multi-lingual e-mail Surf the web in your native language! Coming soon - multi-lingual tools for your website Best part is the price... FREE!!!! Me
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