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1. Re: [Italy] Gallati [1]
I PENTA!!!!!!! Marco Antonio S. Fornaciari Tangua - RJ Brasil tcmasf@uol.com.br tcmasf@ig.com.br
2. Re: [Italy] Food for Thought! [1]
Would anyone know how to decrease the recipe to just one bowl? Recipe says you need 3 mixing bowls. And could the dough be frozen until used? Or baked and frozen? Carole Beth Arnette nautilus@ev1.net ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 10:16 AM Subject: Re: [Italy] Food for Thought! > Tom > I knew I would wake you up with the mention of > food. How about those Peseta Bars? > > http://www.spaghettisauceandmeatballs.com/p
3. Re: [Italy] Is there an American version of Severino? [1]
My father in law was Saverio which was translated to Sam in America. They could be the same. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marian Bonacci" To: Sent: Saturday, June 08, 2002 7:49 PM Subject: [Italy] Is there an American version of Severino? > > > I am trying to find a relative of mine who was from Ferentino. He was in America in 1906. However he is not listed in the 1910 census at all. His name is Severino PRO. Does anyone know what the Americanization of
4. Re: [Italy] Sneaky Freddie is watching his Mail Box. [1]
Fred, Are you the guy selling the sneaky peak video shot in Toronto? Not that I would ever suspect you of putting a mini camera on you shoe and video taping... Nah, I cannot even type it. I cannot believe there are people; a) juvenile enough to do it b) stupid enough to sell the tape c) stupid enough to buy the tape What a world. Later, Tom -- Southwest Ontario Canada Hardiness Zone 6a (similar to US zone 5) On Fri, 14 Jun 2002 FFIOTO@aol.com wrote: > I'm watching you too, Tom....... > > > ====
5. [Italy] Re: [Italy] RE:  Sicilian city help [1]
Pete, I have some interesting material about Sicily. I am visiting in another area and don't have the notes with me. I will be home the Sunday after Father's Day. If no one replies to your request, contact me. I can give you the names of the mayors and Bishops of each town you are interested in. Also their E-mail addresses. I am oldfudydud using FFioto@aol.com Old Freddie in rainy Ohio for now.
6. Re: [Italy] Italians in Orkney [1]
Judy, Thank you for the remembrance. I was in El Paso Texas in 1943 and the place was loaded with Italian PWs. They had the old army blues with hugh P W painted on their backs. Fort Bliss being on the edge of the Rio Grande River (Rio Bravo) had many Mexican females working at the Base. I never saw so many smiling Prisoners of War. I wonder where they are now. Old Freddie in Sunny Florida
7. Re: [Italy] Question - Poll [1]
Me too, me too!!!! I love when I get an e-mail on the list that is in Italian. I get to try and translate it and learn what it says. Amy
8. Re: [Italy] Italians To America [1]
I found these on the CD for that time frame: 1) Passenger's Name: Leva, Domenico Age: 36 Gender: Male Occupation: Laborer Literate: No Village/Last Residence: Unknown Country: Italy Date of Arrival: Apr. 1, 1893 Final Destination: New York Purpose for Travel: Staying in USA, but not a citizen of USA Ship's Name: Elysia Captain's Name: Mcombie Manifest I.D. Number: 82290 Port of Embarkation: Naples Mode of Travel: Steerage 2) Passenger's Name: Levi, Domenico Age: 30 Gender: Male Occupation: Journeyman Lit
9. Re: [Italy] The color of Fred's Cap? [1]
In a message dated 6/1/02 11:06:41 AM Eastern Daylight Time, FFIOTO@aol.com writes: > It's a red ball cap with Ohio State in white letters. > I also us a Teel Cap (and I have to whisper this) > FLORIDA MARLINS with black and white letters > and logo. > > I'm fighting the urge to drive up there from S. Fla. and check this out. Do you stay down all summer or head back North? We are getting to our seriously hot/humid weather now and many locals don't go out - only transplanted Northerners. Have fun
10. [Italy] Italian Lessons [1]
I might be interested, although I know only two words in Italian right now...Garzie and Ciao. Suzi ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.
11. Re: [Italy] FW: vicca/reply (Francesco)/reply [1]
Yes, I am in Italy. My house is located just close Maggiore Lake in north of Italy, just in Lombardia region. Indeed is a very nice place for vacation. If you need some url I can sent to You or visit my web site www.schino.com Francesco ----------- ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, June 02, 2002 12:20 AM Subject: Re: [Italy] FW: vicca/reply (Francesco) > Francesco, > I sent you an E-mail and you didn't answer me. It > appears by your sign off
12. Re: [Italy] Ludovico Fornaciari (Brazil) [1]
http://ITALIANS TO AMERICA 1880-1890 to Brazil Try this: Old Freddie in Sunny Florida
13. Re: [Italy] Italians to America Look up Please... [1]
I am having the same problem with my great grandfather, great grandmother and another relative. I cannot find them through Ellis Island and I know they either went to Boston or Worcester. Can anyone help me? Their names are: Savario (Saverio) Razzano Marianne (Mariannna, Diana) Razzano (Tuosto) Donato Tuosto Where can you find these people if they are not listed through Ellis Island? Thank you. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Luci Kluth" To: Sent: Mon
14. Re: [Italy] Italians to America Look up Please... [1]
1)Passenger's Name: Timperio, Angela Age: 34 Gender: Female Occupation: Wife Literate: No Village/Last Residence: San Giovanni In Galdo Country: Italy Date of Arrival: Mar. 13, 1893 Final Destination: New York Purpose for Travel: Staying in USA, but not a citizen of USA Ship's Name: Britannia Captain's Name: Labatut Manifest I.D. Number: 82273 Port of Embarkation: Naples Mode of Travel: Steerage 2)Passenger's Name: Timperio, Michele Age: 33 Gender: Male Occupation: Unknown Literate: No Village/Last Resid
15. [Italy] Sneaky Freddie is watching his Mail Box. [1]
Thank you Pittsbourgh Anna and Baltimore Shirley I don't have my notes here in Ohio but I'm thinking of you all. There are thirty-six messages in my mail box and I will answer them when I return. (hopefully) Regards to all Old Freddie from Rainy Ohio Helping Italian Americans find their roots http://www.fredfioto.com/roots/
16. [Italy] RE: Sicilian city help [1]
I just found a passenger list which I believe has my great grandfather on it. It says he is from the residence of Costariea. He traveled to Naples to leave for the U.S. Has anyone heard of this city either on the Island or the mainland? Please help. Thanks, Pete
17. Re: [Italy] CHRISTALDI / CRISTALDI - C.E.P. Symbol [1]
English I understand. I'm not offended. I don't understand the symbols either and was hoping that someone on the list would know. It turns out that it is Spanish and not Italian. Thank you, Ella Italia Capisco. Non sono offenduto. Non capisco i simboli neanche e stavo sperando che qualcuno sulla lista abbia saputo. Risulta che h spagnola e non italiana. Grazie, Ella Espanol yo entender. yo ser no ofender. yo no entender smmbolo tampoco y ser esperar que alguien en lista saber.
18. Re: [Italy] Re:Gens-Italia [1]
Hi Billie, I guess you have been reading about the T-shirt thing. I sent you to Francesco because I thought he could help you better than me. BUT someone gave him a rip and I'm a little embarrassed so don't be afraid to ask for help. We are many and our help is free. Old Freddie in Sunny Florida
19. [Italy] Ellis Island Search [1]
Listers, Many are telling me that they can't find the people on the Ellis Island List. When they can't find the name as you spell it, try all names on the list of sound alike that they give you. Run your check on each one to find your relatives. This is a common occurrence. Mis-spelled names. It helps me also because that is what I do. It is time consuming and I would appreciate you telling me what you have checked so as not to duplicate. Thank you Old Freddie in Sunny Florida Oldfudydud@aol.com
20. Re: [Italy] Sneaky Freddie is watching his Mail Box. [1]
I'm watching you too, Tom.......
21. [Italy] Finding Names not listed at Ellis Island [1]
To Rozzano or Razzano, Please be polite enough to sign your first name as I do. Try this: INS History, Genealogy, and Education - Ports of Entry and Their Records . You will have to write letters for info. Old Freddie in Sunny Florida
22. RE: [Italy] Question - Poll [1]
Hi Tom / everyone, I never had any formal training in Italian. Although, that was the only language I spoke as a child. The one course that I recently have been using is: http://www.abruzzo2000.com/course/index.html It's free and it explains the different language rules to you. Also, this is an excellent site for anyone with Abruzzo roots. Anna -----Original Message----- From: Thomas Olenio [mailto:tolenio@sentex.net] Sent: Friday, June 21, 2002 12:55 PM To: ITALY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Ital
23. Re: [Italy] Question - Poll [1]
yes! I know some Italian but am trying to learn more words each day. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas Olenio" To: Sent: Friday, June 21, 2002 12:55 PM Subject: [Italy] Question - Poll > Hi All, > > Are there any members on the list who are trying to learn Italian at home, > for either genealogy, found Italian family, or travel? Just looking for > like minded people to possibly start a learning group. > > Let me know, > Thanks, > Tom > > > ===========
24. Re: [Italy] RE: Sicilian city help [1]
Risultati della Ricerca 1 Comune corrisponde alla ricerca.Pagina: 1 Comune di Trapani (TP) - Sicilia http://www.assoi.com/comunetp Old Freddie in Sunny Florida
25. Re: [Italy] CHRISTALDI / CRISTALDI - C.E.P. Symbol [1]
Hi, I meant the single letter abbreviations before names and dates "m", "ba", and those. I figured if I did not get their meaning others would not either. Tom -- Southwest Ontario Canada Hardiness Zone 6a (similar to US zone 5) On Wed, 12 Jun 2002 Ella12866@aol.com wrote: > English > > I understand. I'm not offended. I don't understand the symbols either and was > hoping that someone on the list would know. It turns out that it is Spanish > and not Italian. > > Thank you, > Ella > > > Italia > > Capis
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