Salerno - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Rossi and Petti Families in Salerno, Italy

honeyflames — 29 Nov 2008 11:10:24 GMT

I'm doing family research and I've gone as far as possible in the United States. I'm looking for information on my great-grandparents who were both born in Salerno, Italy. My Great-Grandfather is Andrew Petti and my Great-Grandmother is Filomena Rossi. I've been told that Filomena's parents came over with her and her brothers when they immigrated. I've also been told that we still have a vast amount of family in Salerno. Any help that could point me in the right direction so I can look for records would be greatly appreciated.

Melissa

Maria Filomena BRUNETTI from Cetara, Salerno, born in Napoli

susang165 — 21 Nov 2008 2:37:59 GMT

Has anybody information about my great grandfather and his family in Naples? Mainly about the family of his wife?

He was born 2nd February 1829 in Zurich, Switzerland, his name was Kaspar Angst, died 1881. He went to Naples (Italy) and married a poor noble called Maria Filomena Brunetti from Cetara, Salerno, died 1889. He had a glove factory in Naples. They had four children. The parents died due to a flu epidemic. The children went back to Switzerland where they stayed with relatives. One of these children was my grandfather, Eduard Angst, born September 20th, 1878.

Siblings: Gustav Wilhelm Angst, born May 5th, 1864, Heinrich Angst, born August 26th, 1866, Anna Angst, born February 18th, 1869, Gustav Heinrich Adolf Angst, born July 28th, 1871, Amalie Anna Luisa Angst, born October 3rd, 1874

I am doing a family tree and need these information.

Thanks in advance to the person who knows more about my ancestors in Italy.

Susanne Angst, Bern, Switzerland

Marino & Messano of Sessa Cilento or San Mango

Glenn Appel — 13 Aug 2006 8:54:54 GMT

Looking for Marino or Messano families from Sessa Cilento or San Mango. I don't exactly know what San Mango is but I've heard it thrown around in my family for years. All records I've ever seen point to Sessa Cilento. My family settled into College Point, Queens 1900-1950.

ROCCO, MALZIOTTI (MAZZIOTTI) GERMANO

Linda Gallo — 28 Sep 2004 3:46:54 GMT

Would like to hear from anyone in the Sicignano Degli Alburni / Terranova area of Salerno Provence.
Need info on these families. All came to America (New York / Dutchess County area) aprox. 1906

DI FILIPPO, BOTTA, PALMIERI - Salerno, mid 1800's

sdbloomquist — 3 Mar 2004 3:37:38 GMT

Looking for info (ancestors, siblings) for Sebastiano DI FILIPPO, born 21 July 1875, died 11 Jan 1965. He lived in the USA for a period of time and was naturalized, but later returned to Salerno and gave up his US citizenship.

He was married to a Maria BOTTA, who may have been his second wife.

His parents were Samuel DI FILIPPO and Carolina PALMIERI.

Descendants in USA now use spelling DeFilippo. I would love to hear from anyone who knows any of these surnames in Salerno.

Roscigno and surrounding areas

princess760211 — 10 Sep 2007 2:54:31 GMT

hi folks, i am the chief genealogist of the roscigno vecchia foundation and am compiling a database of all documents that my cousins and myself have photographed over the years. i also have the main family tree for roscigno with some information dating back to the 1600.

if you have roots in roscigno please contact me: either at

princess76021@yahoo.com or nicki1022@tx.rr.com

Ricigliano

bjs4179 — 14 Oct 2008 3:05:48 GMT

I have a book from the above Italian community. It gives births, deaths, marriages, etc. for about 100 years. I have managed to finally get most of
it on a spread sheet. Would be happy to check it for your family and get
back w/you regarding same.
Barb in San Diego

Centola - Any one else researching this commune?

bbfuoco1 — 9 Jun 2008 5:14:42 GMT

Curious if there are others with family from Centola. Perhaps we have links.

Santomenna-Venutolo

djeris1949 — 12 Sep 2008 4:47:19 GMT

Hello,

I am looking for information on my great-grandfather's family. Giuseppe Venutolo was born in Santomenna in 1866. His father was Vito Venutolo. Giuseppi immigrated to the US in 1881 and eventually settled in Ohio, where he used the name Joseph Ventolo.

Any cousins out there?

Deb

Family from BUCCINO

mbarros165 — 3 Jan 2004 3:46:03 GMT

I am a third generation Italian-American. I am looking for information about my great grand parents' families. They all came from Buccino in the province of Salerno. They all settled in Altoona, Pennsylvania. I have learned alot about their lives in America, but I do not know their Italian history. They created a Buccinese Club in Altoona for themselves and their fellow Buccinese in 1910.
If anyone can offer any information about these individualsand their families, I would greatly appreciate it.

Giuseppe Antonio TRIMARCO (Tony)
married
Rosina Gallucci (Rose)
Their oldest son was born in Italy (Giuseppe). They came to US in 1905 and 1907 respectively.

Angelo PUCCIARIELLO
married
Lucia LARDIERI (Lucy)
Angelo immigrated about 1890, and Lucia immigrated with her younger brother Vincenzo in 1903. She traveled to join her Uncle Nicola Fernicola in Pa.
Thank you, Michelle Barros mbarros@worldnet.att.net

Morrone Family, Ottati, (Salerno) Italy

GTM50 — 9 Apr 2004 2:31:13 GMT

We are looking for anyone who may have family connected to Paolo Morrone and Caterina Doddato in the mid 1800's in Ottati, (Salerno) Italy. Some of their decendents are: Giovanni, Anna, Maria, Giuseppe, Biagio or Antonio Morrone

Filitto

penor41 — 28 Aug 2008 4:22:01 GMT

Does anyone have any history on Carota or Morra? Our grandfather born in 1885 we think was raised by Morra but when he came to the USA he got the name Carota? Why we don't know.There is so much we don't know we may never find out.I may have to just start my tree with him.He had brothers Guiseppe Ciracullo,Pasquale Morra,Luigi Morra half sister Maria Morra and Rosa. He married Ma Antonia Minella. If any of this sounds like family to you please e-mail at penor4@fuse.net

San Valentine Torio, Salerno > Brooklyn Pacellis

deanamadio — 28 Jul 2008 12:53:09 GMT

Recently found out a bunch more info about my Pacellis. My Pacellis were probably all born in San Valentine, Torio, Salerno and were in Brooklyn by 1900 (though arrived 3 - 10 years earlier). Francesco (Frank) b. about 1845 d. 1920 & Giacoma (Jennie) b. 1853 d. 1922 & their children Pasquale (pretty sure he also went by Walter) b. about 1870 d.?, Guiseppe (Angelo) b. about 1881 d. 1950s, Grazia (Gracie) b. 1887, d. ?. Francesco's parents were Francesco Pacelli and Mary Crispi. Giacoma's parents were Joseph Crispi and Giacoma Terra (I have no other info on their parents, other than that they were born in Italy and were probably also from Salerno). Both Francesco and Giacoma are buried in St. John's Cemetery in Middle Village, Queens.

Most of them were living in Brooklyn on Summit St. in 1900, Harrison St. in 1904/05, St. Edwards in 1910, and N. Portland Avenue 1915, 1920, 1925, & 1930. Joseph (Angelo) may have been living and working on Clarkson Ave (Brooklyn State Hospital) in the 1940s. Oddly - his second wife Violet (Viola) died at Pilgrim State Hospital in 1969 and had been at Creedmoor in 1930. They are both buried in St. Charles Cemetery in Farmingdale, LI. Pasquale (Walter) married Winnie and lived on Myrtle Ave. in 1900 and 1910. Winnie's maiden name may have been Sinclair or St. Clair. Both Joseph (Angelo) and Pasquale (Walter) were barbers, and at least some of the time worked at a barbershop on Myrtle Avenue. We're not sure what happened to Grazia (Gracie) but know that she married Guiseppe Amadio January of 1904, and was living with the Pacellis on Harrison St. in 1905. She married Guiseppe Amadio b. about 1875 in Rome, Italy (parents were Eugenio Amadio and Rosa Corradino) and had one child together, Eugene Amadio in 1905. We suspect Guiseppe may have returned to Italy and had other children there, but we're not sure.

Other than Grazia's one child, we are unaware if Pasquale (Walter) & Winnie or Joseph (Angelo) & either Adi (first wife) or Violet (Viola) had any children. We're also not sure of any connection to Pacellis living in the U.S., but know there are some originally from Salerno. Any connections with my Pacellis?

Vital Records from Salerno

clstraka — 8 Jul 2008 8:20:35 GMT

Does anyone know how to obtain the vital records from Salerno for the years between 1875 to 1905?

Sala Consilina family ancestry

JHBochicco — 9 Mar 2002 10:52:12 GMT

I am looking for information about or relatives of Enrico Bochicchio or Rosa Tuozzo, who were residents of Sala Consilina in the late nineteenth century. I believe they were both born in Sala Consilina and were married in the U.S.A. in the early 20th century. Any information will be much appreciated.

Verdino/Fiorentino from Sarno, Salerno

AuntLou1957 — 16 Nov 2007 9:08:43 GMT

Hello... I'm looking for info on siblings of my g-mother. Her name: Maria Grazia Verdino born Sarno, Salerno in 1898 (alt 1892), parents: Carmine Verdino & Filomena Fiorentino. She came to USA in Feb 1908 (alt 1916). She married my g-father, Francesco Bonaduce (of Terlizzi, Puglia)in NY,1924.

I do know Maria had at least 2 sisters, Lucia & Beatrice. Lucia married Nunzio Squillante in 1906 in NY. Beatrice was supposed to receive Maria upon arrival from Italy, but records show she was picked up by BIL Carmine Antonio Rocco, who I am told was Beatrice's husband. Unfortunately, I can't find any immigration or marriage records for Beatrice Verdino or Beatrice Rocco. There is an entry in the NYC death index for a 24yo Beatrice Rocco for Feb 1908, but I have not had the chance to follow up as yet.

Any info on Lucia, Beatrice or other siblings or cousins of Maria Grazia Verdino would be appreciated... Marie Bonaduce

Scotillo

beslin4fr — 8 Jul 2008 10:39:50 GMT

Does anyone have any information about Pasqualina Scotillo from Altavilla Silentina? She was probably born between 1873 to 1878 or so. Her daughter's name was Maria Santina (or Santina Maria) Scotillo and later known as Assunta Scotillo and her married name was Assunata De Angelis, born in 1893.

Coppola's of Salerno, Italy

clstraka — 6 Jul 2008 9:44:28 GMT

I'm looking for my relatives from Salerno. Domenico Coppola (born Aug 1877) immigrated to US from Salerno in 1906. His parents were Ralph and Lisa. I believe Lisa's maiden name was Mazzo. Domenico was married when he left Italy to Elizabeth and they had one son Italian born in 1903, named Peter. Supposedly, Domenico had a large family possibly a twin. Rumors were he left Italy to escape the "black hand" ... ???

Any information provided would be greatly appreciated as I've hit walls on my end.

Searching for Terranova, D'Amato, Ippolito families in Sant' Arsenio

lotus45tiye — 6 Feb 2008 8:02:25 GMT

Trying to connect with my Maternal Great Grandparent's family, possible still living in Sant'Arsenio. My Great Grandfather was Sebastian Terranova who married Cecilia D'Amato,date of marriage unknown to me. My Grandfather, Giuseppe Terranova's birth certificate issued from the Comune Di Sant'Arsenio, Provincia Di Salerno,listing his birth as October 26, 1883. He came from Sant'Arsenio to the USA, possibly residing in NY City first and then Jersey City, New Jersey. Giuseppe has a few siblings that I am aware of, being Antonio born in 1878, Mary, Arsenio and Luigi who born around 1876. Antonio married a Rosa Ippolito, who was brought over to the USA by Luigi in 1903 to marry Antonio. Any inquiries from the Campania Region would be appreciated, as I also have family members from Trentinara.

Ruotolo/Rotolo from Trentinara, Italy

britola — 4 Jun 2008 6:44:35 GMT

Looking for anyone with connections to the Ruotolo/Rotolo surname. My great grandfather, Angelo Ruotolo (son of Pasquale and Maria, her last name unknown) was born in Trentinara in 1878/9 came to the US in 1905, and settled in Jersey City in Hudson County, NJ. Wife was named Rosa(lina) Corrente, children were Emily and Pasquale. He died in 1909 and we have very little information on any extended family who may have also come to this country. It is possible that there was family who went to New York.

As the spelling of the family surname is still in question, I am including both Ruotolo and Rotolo in case anyone thinks there is any connection at all.

Thanks for any help!!

Bernarducci & Cuiccio from Trentinara

lotus45tiye — 1 Jul 2008 5:51:34 GMT

Looking for family members to Vincenzo Bernarducci and Rosa Manganelli or Manganello, both from Trentinara. Their children are Matteo, Ernesto, Donato, Angelina, Rafaella (?), and many others not known at this time. Family resided in Jersey City, NJ and are buried in Holy Name Cemetery. Matteo Bernarducci married Stefanina Cuiccio in 1903 in NYC. Stefanina was the daughter of Stefano Cuiccio and Maria Teresa Quaglia. Stefano's parents were Pietro Cuicco and Mariangella Vernaglia.

Book about Felitto, Salerno, Campania

sas848 — 11 Jun 2008 11:53:27 GMT

I am interested in purchasing a copy of this book. This blurb about it that was on Felitto.net:
"This book was at first printed in 2002; at that time it was containing italian text only and published photos were black & white. This new edition also presents an english text and only colour photographs, but it pursues the same purpose as the previous one: it wants quickly provide a set of information about the village and his environmental appeal, on his cultural roots, on his traditions. This book remains, therefore, a tool offered to the curious tourists' sensitivity and to the roots' nostalgia of Felitto's people scattered everywhere in Italy and in the world."

Book selling price: Eur 9,00

ISBN 88-89332-02-6.

I would appreciate the help if anyone knows how I can go about getting a copy. The family has most of its roots in the Felitto - Roccadaspide area.
I believe the Felitto.net site has not been updated for quite sometime so I can't vouch for the accuracy of the information.

Thanks!

Ruotolo/Rotolo from Trentinara, Italy

britola — 4 Jun 2008 6:43:57 GMT

Cammarano from Centola

stonewallguy — 29 May 2008 2:21:07 GMT

I am researching my family history. My great grandmother Raffaela Cammarano traveled to America in 1915. She resided in Centola Italy and left Naples for New York. From what I can see, her father's name was Victor Cammarano and that's all I know. If anyone can assist, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanx in advance -- Guy --

MINIERI, Tina I. (1950)-2008

Alan Wildblood — 18 May 2008 11:12:21 GMT

The Times, Trenton, New Jersey, Sunday, May 18, 2008
HAMILTON - Tina I. Minieri (Tedeschi), 57, died Thursday at home surrounded by her loving family. Born in Salerno, Italy, she was a lifelong Trenton area resident. She was a member of the Columbus Baptist Church. She was a member and co-founder of Princeton Alliance Church's MOSAIC adult singles group. Tina was a loving mother, grammie, sister, aunt, cousin and friend. She loved life and lived to the fullest even in the midst of battling disease. She had a beautiful smile that would light up a room. She touched many lives with her kindness, her warmth and her ability to make each person she would meet feel as though they were the only person that mattered at that time, and they did. Her faith in Jesus was so important to her; she shared His love with all whom she encountered. She rests safely and peacefully in His arms now, without sadness, without disease, without tears. Daughter of the late Giuseppe and Giuseppina Russo Minieri, sister of the late Clara DeChiara, Virginia Fezza and Antonietta Amoroso, she is survived by two daughters and two sons-in-law Jennifer and Raymond Wiley, Danielle and Steven Waldie; three beautiful grandchildren Alexander Tedeschi, Samantha Waldie, Steven Waldie; a brother and sister-in-law Anthony and Paulette Minieri; a sister and three brothers-in-law Maria and Tony Sellitto, Nello DeChiara and Ugo Fezza; her former spouse, Peter Tedeschi and mother-in-law Jennie Tedeschi; sisters and brother-in-law, Donna Olivieri and Janice and Vincent Zara Sr.; several nieces, nephews, a great-niece, great-nephews, cousins and many dear friends. The funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Princeton Alliance Church, 20 Schalks Crossing Road, Plainsboro. Interment will be private and at the convenience of the family. Friends may call 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at the M.J. Murphy Funeral Home 616 Ridge Road at New Road, Monmouth Junction. Memorial contributions may be made to Columbus Baptist Church Building Fund, 24260 West Main St., Columbus, NJ 08022.

Alfano Family in Valva

mctenore — 1 Apr 2008 9:14:09 GMT

I'm looking for whatever help I can get on the Alfano's from Valva. Carmine Alfano (DOB approx 1877) was married to Filomena Corrado (DOB approx 1875). I believe they had three children, Luigi, Marianna & Belina. Luigi is my great grandfather and married Mafalda Lardieri (from Teora) in the US.

Thanks!

Michele Tenore

Giannattasio-Montecorvino-Salerno

cev426 — 12 Jul 2007 11:21:26 GMT

My GGGF was Enrico(Harry) Giannattasio.(1857-1930s), He married Anna Alfieri in apx. 1883. They came to US in apx 1885 and settled in Philadelphia.
There is no one from this family in my are with the last name Giannattasio since none of the male children had any heirs. Only the daughters had children.
I am sure Enrico was not an only child, but not sure if a sibling came to US. I belevie they were from Montecorvino.

Children:
Carmela 1884-1955 (my GGM)
Manuel
Rafaella(Fannie)
John
Harry(Enrico)
Lena
Anna
Dorothy
Jeanette

Montecorvino Rovella

Ritametrmaid — 14 Jan 2007 7:25:11 GMT

Is anyone researching the commune of Montecorvino Rovella?

Catholic Churches

Ruth Bury — 29 Jun 2006 5:07:33 GMT

Hi
Can anyone out there help me find my ancestors? My father
was born in 1890 in the town or village of Rocco Clento. His
name is Carmine Ingagliato. I was wondering where the Catholic Churches might be in the town, so I might do my
Genealogy Research. Also, it would be nice if I had the
address of the Civil Service Office, that has vital statics, in that town too.
Ruth Bury

Advice on acquiring birth records

PatrickJosephDonnelly — 13 Jan 2008 6:02:58 GMT

Hello,

I would like to write the comune of birth (Atrani) of my ancestor and request a birth record. I studied Italian and would like to undertake this myself, rather than hire someone.

If any generous persons are willing, I would like to some advice to the steps I should take. In particular, I would like to know the approximate cost I should expect and whether I can do this solely in writing - rather than on the phone.

I appreciate any and all advice. Thank you.

Lodato, Sparno from Salerno

ChristinaMarieScalise82 — 10 Jan 2008 7:37:38 GMT

my family settled in Queens, NY. Have a good deal of information but more would of course be wonderful!

If anyone is connected please contact me!
Christina

Dichiara

Caren Ansley — 15 Aug 2003 12:14:39 GMT

I am trying to find information on the Dichiara family. My grandfather was Alfred Joseph Dichara, Sr. born around 1912. Married to Rita Silvay. My father is, of course, Alfred Joseph Dichiara, Jr. born in 1947 in Bayonne, NJ. My grandfather had at least one brother, Frank Dichiara. We have been told that the family originated in Salerno, Itlay. Any information would be wonderful.

Giallorenzo from Teggiano

keystrike — 30 Nov 2007 7:13:47 GMT

I am looking for information on my great-great-grandfather who came from Teggiano. His name was Pietro Giallorenzo and he was born around 1850. I heard that it was possible to search the Teggiano records via their website but I am not able to read Italian. I am considering going the LDS route but their records in Utah do not date back to 1850.. I have written a letter to the mayor of Teggiano which I had translated into Italian but have not heard back yet.

Thanks in advance for any help! Any pictures or stories about Teggiano would also be wonderful.

Help

MaryStapleton1944 — 6 Nov 2007 7:20:50 GMT

Hi I am looking for my great grandmother Anna Sullo. There arent any records execpt for census's. Her parents were Luigi Sullo and Carolina Acunzo. She was born in Scafati in 1886 and Married Michele Lastoria in 1915 in Rhode Island. She Died in 1961 in Warren, Rhode Island. If anyone has any information, I would really appreciate it.
Alex

Minori, Salerno, Italy

DeborahLar — 11 Oct 2007 2:50:29 GMT

I am interested in any information regarding the Minori area. My grandfather was born there on 8-7-1895. His name was Francesco Ruocco. His father Gennaro was also born there in 1873. Gennaro's fathers name was also Francesco. My grandfather's mother's name was Teresa Stabaino.

Acunzo/Acunza In Scafati

MaryStapleton1944 — 27 Sep 2007 7:02:01 GMT

My great great grandmother was Carolina Acunzo/Acunza Sullo, born in Boscotrecase, lived in Scafati, and then Immigrated to New York, and bought 2 tennament houses on Metacom Avenue in Warren, Rhode Island. She was born in 1866 and died in 1960. Her husband was Luigi Sullo, born in Scafati and died of yellow fever in Scafati. They had 4 daughters and 3 sons: Anna Lastoria, Giuseppina "Josephina" Morra, Margherita Alfano, Pasqualina "Mary" Ferri, Vincenzo "James" Sullo, Umberto, and Ernesto Sullo. I know she had 1 sister but Im not sure of any others. Her name was somewhere along the lines on Maddelina Acunzo. I do not have any information other than this. Their parents names were Pasquale and Giuseppina Acunzo/Acunza

Salerno area (Bellosguardo / Roscigno) to Pennsylvania (Punxsutawney / Pittsburgh)

ToddMartin74 — 5 Apr 2007 8:40:44 GMT

My maternal grandfather's family was from the Salerno area -- specifically, from what I understand, Bellosguardo and / or Roscigno. His father's name was Luigi Buonfrisco and his mother was Nicolina Lorenzo (Lena). They moved from Italy in 1903 or 1904 to Punxsutawney and later to New Alexandria, just East of Pittsburgh.

I have connected with long-lost cousins from Detroit that are related to Luigi's brother Donato Buonfrisco.

Any connections or further info would be great.

Thanks!

Todd Martin
Dallas, TX
tmartindallas@yahoo.com

Di Giacomo's from Montecorvino Rovella

Donna Di Giacomo — 4 Oct 2002 4:14:36 GMT

I am looking for Di Giacomo's from Montecorvino Rovella, Salerno, Campania. I'm curious to know if the majority of the Di Giacomo's from this town immigrated to Philadelphia (North and South, but primarily around St. Mary of the Eternal at 22nd St. and Allegheny Ave. in North Philly), as the vast majority of immigration papers I've seen indicate MR as the town of origin.

Alfieri from Montecorvino & Philadelphia

cev426 — 12 Jul 2007 11:30:36 GMT

My GGGM, Anna Alfieri (married Enrico "Harry" Giannattasio) and came to Phila in 1885.

Anna had sisters:

Mary (Maria) Alfieri ...married Spera
Angeline Alfieri....married DiGiacomo
Jennie (Giovanna?) Alfieri......Married Pisacano
and maybe a Sofia.....who married Vassallo (not 100% sure about this one.) There must be a brother since there were Alfieri relations in the phila neighborhood.

FISCIANO

samsmo — 4 Jul 2007 1:21:54 GMT

Searching for parents/siblings of Donato GIOIA, b. 14 Aug 1868 in Fisciano, Salerno. He made numerous trips to the US before emmigrating in 1909 with his family. Previous trips were made to visit his brother Lazzaro and/or brother Pasquale in Scottdale, PA. Married Bernadina Ascolese? and had 3 children before leaving Italy.

Any info or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Descendant info freely shared...

Trish

Montecorvino Pugliano/Sorbo

@@Richward8166@aol.com — 1 Jan 2006 9:09:14 GMT

Names I'm researching in Montecorvino Pugliano in the small town of Sorbo besides Leone and Montella: Di Giorgio, Galdi, Padulese and Sparano.

How do I obtain a copy of a civil record in Salerno? Help!

Matt Sandy — 7 Jul 2005 11:04:56 GMT

I wrote to the city of Salerno and have not heard anything back from them. I wish to obtain a copy of a birth record from the city and I am desparate to find it. Does anyone know where or how to go about doing this?

Looking for CAPONIGRO and VIRRAZSO

redrider883 — 23 May 2002 11:44:42 GMT

Looking for any living relatives related to or with information pertaining to:
Grandfather's name: ROCCO CAPONIGRO, born October 9, 1891 in CAMPAGNA, province of SALERNO, ITALY.
Married to ROSINA VIRRAZSO (sp?), also born approx. 1891 in CAMPAGNA.
Rocco sailed to USA in March of 1911 from Naples to Ellis Island, NY on The Duca degli Abruzzi.
Rosina sailed to USA in August of 1911 from Naples to Ellis Island, NY on The Duca d' Aosta to join her husband in Chicago, Illinois; left her mother, GIARIA DEL PLATA (sp?), as stated on ship's manifest.
Any information on either of the above names, Rocco or Rosina, from any living relatives or others would be appreciated.

PASSARO/MONACO FAMILIES FROM MONTE SAN GIACOMO

MaryAnnHospidor — 3 Mar 2005 9:16:00 GMT

I am researching my ancestors from Monte San Giacomo. I have quite a bit of information and would be willing to share with anyone with the Passaro or Monaco names from Monte San Giacomo.

Looking for Buongiorno's

rich_buongiorno — 6 Jul 2003 3:51:31 GMT

Greetings! Does the last name of Buongiorno ring a bell in the greater Salerno area? My great great grandfather Donato Buongiornow as married to Mary (maiden name unknown) and they were both reported from the Salerno area. They migrated to US in 1890's. Donato was born in 1877, Mary aroundthe same time. Thank you for you help.

Rich Buongiorno

Pavone/Bilotti in Torchiara

William Mentzer — 1 Nov 2006 10:57:17 GMT

Seeking any information on the following family:

Name: Generoso Pavone
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Birth: abt 1856 Torchiara, Salerno, Campania, Italy
Death: 29 Jan 1940 Torchiara, Salerno, Campania, Italy
Father: Ferdinando Pavone
Marriage: 29 Nov 1883 Torchiara, Salerno, Campania, Italy
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Spouse: Marietta Speranza Bilotti
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Birth: abt 1855
Death: 16 May 1926 Torchiara, Salerno, Campania, Italy
Burial: Chiesa della Madonna delle Grazie, Torchiara

Children:
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1 M: Frederico Saverio Antonio Pavone
Birth: 24 Mar 1896 Torchiara, Salerno, Campania, Italy
Death: 5 Apr 1983 Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Spouse: Edith Magdeline Parsons
Marriage: 18 Aug 1934 Winchester, Virginia, USA
Spouse: Florence
Marriage: Abt 1916
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2 M: Generoso Pavone
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3 M: Dr. Antonio Pavone
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4 M: Ferdinando Pavone
Birth: abt 1898
Death: abt 1963
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5 F: Felicetta Pavone
Birth: 14 Apr 1888
Death: 24 Feb 1968
Marriage:
Spouse: Unknown Abbadessa

Cono and Anna Rizzo

denise — 14 Sep 2006 3:53:51 GMT

I am looking for information about Cono and Anna Rizzo who came from Salerno, Italy. They settled in Philadelphia, Pa. USA in the 1890's. Anna parents names are Michael and Francis Luciano. This family sent a picture to my great grandfather George B. Regi also from PA. in Fulton County. I am trying to find out if they are related in some way. I have hit a brick wall. I just want to find out more about gr. grandfather. If any Rizzo's are related please contact me. thanks

Adelizzi family

karenblock441 — 28 Aug 2006 9:13:39 GMT

Hello-
There were five Adelizzi brothers; Luigi, Isaia, Ralph, Peter, and Antonio. The first four came to America from Salerno, Campagna, Italy. Antonio stayed in Italy. Their parents were Bartolomeo Adelizzi and Liberata Magliamo. I am a descendent of Luigi (Louis) and his wife Maria Fontana. If this sounds familiar, please contact me!
Thanks!!
Karen Adelizzi-Block
karenblock44@hotmail.com

busqueda de lugar de nacimento

SUSANA sarno — 14 Aug 2006 4:48:36 GMT

quisiera saber el lugar de nacimento de SARNO ROCCO NACIDO EN 1884 EN LA PROVINCIA DE PALERMO

Gugliucci family of Orria, Salerno, ITA

Glenn Appel — 13 Aug 2006 8:59:59 GMT

Looking for Gugliucci family of Orria. Angelina Gugliucci married Diodato Marino abt. 1900. Daughter of Camillo Gugliucci & Madalena Ferri (not sure about the Ferri spelling). Any info would be greatly appreciated. My aunt is elderly and would love to tell her that I've found some of her family. - Thanks, Glenn glennappel@yahoo.com

Salerno website

Denise — 13 Aug 2006 6:55:31 GMT

There is a fairly new website for the ItalyGenWeb located at:

www.rootsweb.com/~itasaler/

Be sure to check it out. It's new, but growing.

Denise

Probable small village;family name Califano

Karen_Ketchum — 27 Jun 2006 5:13:32 GMT

Coccaro,Mastrandrea ,Rossomagno, Nicholes and Palmieri Families

dianel7o9 — 31 Dec 2006 4:22:07 GMT

Squillante, Montefusco in Scafati, Salerno

danielledirocco — 14 May 2003 8:53:37 GMT

I have been able to trace two branches of my family back to Scafati, Italy. Guiseppe Montefusco, born 1888 and immigrated to the states in May of 1909 married Annunziata Montefusco, born 1896 and immigrated in 1911. They met over in Italy, and married in Providence, RI. Annunziata immigrated with her father, Andrea Squillante and 2 sisters, Guiseppa and Rosa. Immigration papers say they were coming to stay with Andrea's son, Pasqualo in Boston, MA. I am looking for any info on Andrea's wife (presumably in Scafati), and his parents (names unknown). Also, I am looking for info on Guiseppe Montefusco's family in Scafati. I currently have no information.

Thanks in advance to anyone with ANY info!

S a l e r n i ¿A place , town or city in Italy?

Fernando Novella Ceci — 27 Mar 2006 1:53:22 GMT

S a l e r n i ¿A place , town or city in Italy?

S a l e r n i ¿A place , town or city in Italy?
Is there a place, town or city in Italy named S a l e r n i ?

¿Could it be Salerno?
Thank you for your help.
Fernando

DeLisa ,Guiliani Families Novi Velia ,Province of Salerno

nebulastar043 — 13 Jan 2006 1:50:07 GMT

I am looking for info on my paternal grandparents Rosalia Guiliani DeLisa (b. 1900) and Guillermo DeLisa (b.1899) from Novi Velia. They immigrated to the US (NY) 1923c

Communes for the Province of Salerno

Kathy Caprio McNamara — 5 Dec 2005 1:20:24 GMT

Salerno area

Caroline — 12 Oct 2005 1:48:37 GMT

I've been researching this area looking for my grandmother,
Carolina Pepe. Is there anyone out there who might have any information on where to send for records in that area?

Pasquale Siani

Flo Wolski — 12 Oct 2005 7:42:32 GMT

In doing research on my grandparents and great-grandparents, it appears that my great-grandfather Pasquale Siani came to America from Salerno in 1892. He was 17 when he came to America. He died at 36 in Chicago Illinois, my aunt always told me he was the only one who came to America from his family and that all their Siani relatives were still in Italy.
I found a record that he married Vita Taglio or (Faggio or Faglia) in 1902 in Chicago, Il. My assumption is that her name was Taglia ( that was in her obituary) and she was from Foggio. I do not know if that is near Salerno, if he sent for her, if it was an arranged marriage or if they met through people they know. In America he used the name of Henry Siani? Is there any way of finding desendants of his brothers or sisters? If there are any Siani's still there related to him. How can I get birth records? Any help is appreciated. Thank you, Flo Wolski

Lefante / Cavaliere

brandx411 — 28 Nov 2005 9:51:29 GMT

Looking for any info on the Lefante or Cavaliere families who supposedly immigrated to New Jersey from Sassano Italy?

Specifically Anthony L., Antonetta C.
Child Filomena Lefante born about 1909, possibly born in NJ.

I havent yet checked Trenton Archives, but Im hoping to get to it soon.

thanks

Perozziello from Mercato San Severino or St. Angelo (near Salerno)

mperozziello_1 — 7 Nov 2004 2:47:04 GMT

Searching for any information on the following people originating from the Salerno area:
Pasquale Perozziello (born c.1878, St. Angelo/San Severino)
Donata Alfano Perozziello (born c. 1883)
Francesco Perozziello
Teresa Perozziello
Matteo Perozziello (born c.1873)
Rosa Corbisieri Perozziello (born c. 1875)
Giovanna Perozziello (born c.1905)
Anella Perrozziello (born c. 1882)
Giuseppe Cannella
Alfonso Cannella (born 1901)
Carmine Cannella
Annunziata Pagano (1893)
Filomena Iannaco (born about 1850)
Domenico Alfano (born about 1848)

Many of them emigrated thru Ellis Island and settled in early 1900's in Bristol or New Britian CT. The Cannella's moved to New York by 1912.

It's easy to translate Italian to English

KathyCaprio — 6 Oct 2005 10:40:28 GMT

http://google.com has language tools. Click on the Language Tools and it will take you to a translation page. You can take a word, phrase or sentence and type it in the box and click on the translation for Italian to English. It is not perfect, but you will get an idea of what the document says.

Google is not the only search engine to have this tool.

If you still have a problem you can type the words in a query on the board - hopefully someone with a good command of the language will translate it.

When Is the Mormon Church going to microfilm Salerno Civil Records?

Matt Sandy — 15 Sep 2005 2:58:58 GMT

Does anyone know when Salerno's civil records are going to be microfilmed??? I am in desparate need for a birth record!

Catholic Churches

Mary Martuscello — 13 Jul 2005 1:40:39 GMT

I need help trying to find a list of Catholic Churches in Montecorvino Ravella or around there. Does anyone have any info. on a church/churches in that vacinty? Thanks.

Felice D'ARIENZO in Nocera Inferiore, Salerno-Campania

maryannetwalsh — 8 Sep 2005 4:36:22 GMT

Giuseppina D'ARIENZO born 19 November 1901 in Nocera Inferiore, Salerno-Campania, Italy, daughter of Felice D'ARIENZO and Rachele GAMMELLA.

Felice D'ARIENZO was the son of Luigi D'ARIENZO and Giuseppina SORDI born 12 February 1872 in Nocera Inferiore, Salerno-Campania, Italy.

SELVAGGI

sedescreation — 8 Sep 2005 1:58:19 GMT

The mother of my great grandmother was born about 1869 in Eboli. Her surname was Filomena.
In 1886 she lived by Filipo and Caterina CASELLA in Marseille, France (according to the census).
She had 2 brothers (Francesco and Giuseppe), both tailors, living in France too and who naturalized French in 1900 (Marseille and Brignoles in the South of France). They were born in Muro Lucano near the 1850'.
In 1888 she had a baby, a girl (my great grandmother) she abandoned to go to New York from Bordeaux, onto the ship CHATEAUX-MARGAUX with Filippo and Caterina CASELLA. She also travelled under that name.
They arrived in the Port of New York 24th july 1888.
And then I lost their trace...
For his French naturalization in 1900, her brother declared her sister Filomena was married as CASSELLI mother of 2 other children.
It would be kind if you could help me.
Anne-Laure, from France.

THE BELLIZZI'S OF SALERNO

santino74 — 25 Oct 2004 6:24:30 GMT

hi i am seeking information on my heritage will is in Salerno. All I know is that my great grandfather Guiseppe Bellizzi was from Salerno or the surrounding area he was also know as the captain of captains, he had one brother and one sister. He migrated to Malta during WW2. If you could be of help it would be much appreciated. THANKYOU VERY MUCH.
Ciao.

Santino Bellizzi

DeSio Family

DeSio — 6 Apr 2005 9:33:41 GMT

I am starting a genealogy search for the DeSio family. My husband's grandfather Alfonso DeSio was born in Salerno and lived in Pontecaguano prior to coming to the US about 1912. He marrried Maria Castelluccio. Do I have any family member out there??

Thanks for your help
Jean & Felix

Nese

darzig — 26 Feb 2006 3:13:37 GMT

Nese family immigrated to the US around 1900 from Salento, Salerno. Great Great Grandparent's were Francesco Nese and Barbera born around 1845 in Salento. Also another family member from Salento was Marianna Tanzola born around 1883. Thanks, Darlene

The DeSio Family

olympicgod — 27 Jul 2005 2:28:02 GMT

Are there any other Desio family members out there? Mainly from Faiano and Pontecagnano in the Salerno area.

Danny DeSio

Mondelli's from Valle dell'Angelo, Salerno

Mondelli — 20 Sep 2002 11:16:09 GMT

Hi I am looking for any information on Mondelli's that may still be in the Salerno Valle dell'Agelo area. My family was orginally from there and I am looking for ancestors of Joe (Guiseppe) Mondelli that married ? Coccaro. His son Thomas Mondelli that Married Maria Coecaro. Thanks TM

Salerno surname database, by town

Tom Alciere — 23 May 2002 12:20:18 GMT

My great grandmother, Mariarosa POTO, was born in Castelcivita, Salerno, 5 Feb 1869.

I've just started a new database for Salerno province surnames, by town.

To see a more extensive database, which I started a few days ago, visit http://SurnamesByTown.com/Italy/Potenza/potenza.html

The Salerno page is at http://SurnamesByTown.com/Italy/Salerno/salerno.html

MONTECORVINO ROVELLA

mario22a — 10 Dec 2001 1:34:34 GMT

Looking for family records from this town in Salerno not far from Positano.

Many of the neighborhood residents from Philadelphia, 22nd and Allegheny, St. Mary of the Eternal, originated from this town.

I've received a lot of info from the descendants of grandparents from MCR.

Looking now for specific information on Fortunato Marino, my GGrandfather, whose wife was Josephine Scoles. Their daughter was Anna Felici, my maternal grandmother. My grandfather was Joseph Felici from Ascoli Piceno, Marche.

Sand any info and we can work together.

Mario Amici
Philadelphia area

Giulia Marino and Maria Sommo (both maiden Bassi, from Montecorvino Rovella, near Salerno)

lgbasso — 4 Jun 2005 2:50:55 GMT

Hy,
I live in Roma, Italia and I am trying to trace the descendants of some relations of mine who went to the US around 1910, leaving Montecorvino Rovella, south of Salerno. Their names were: Ms. Giulia Marino (maiden name: BASSI) and Ms. Maria Sommo (maiden name also BASSI). The two ladies were sisters of my now deceased paternal grandfather Mr. Eduardo Basso (the "i" of Bassi was inserted by mistake). Their last address which I could trace dated back in 1955 and was: 33 Harrison Avenue, Lynbrook, Long Island, NY, USA. I wonder if there is any descendant alive, and he/she should come across this message I would like to be contacted. LUIGI BASSO, from Roma, Italia.

Florio family

dianecardin — 17 Apr 2005 9:04:44 GMT

I'm looking for any family members related to Vincenzo Florio, born 11 July 1859 in Montesano sulla Marcellana, Province of Salerno, father Tommaso Florio, mother Rosaria Barbella or Rosa Bartomeo born 21 Oct. 1859, same place, father Guiseppe Bartomeo, mother Maria Defina. They married and moved to Brooklyn, NY in the late 1890s and then moved to Providence, RI in 1900.

Italian to English Translation needed

scritters72 — 28 Mar 2005 3:48:18 GMT

I have some Italian documents that I need translated to English. One is a marriage certificate the other I'm not sure of.

Does anyone know where can send a copy to be translated for me?

Joyce

Tambasco, Ruocco from Cilento

Angelo Tambasco — 24 Mar 2005 5:51:33 GMT

I have been researching both my paternal and maternal grandparents from Futani (Salerno). Though I have focused for a few years on direct family lines, I am now trying to put together info on Tambasco's and Ruocco's from around the world who originated from Campania. If you can contribute anything my ultimate goal is to set up a website where info can be gathered.
Ciao.

fella,Caroppoli,DeGregorio,Prov Salarno,San Angelo A Fasanella

ninanonna333 — 9 Sep 2004 1:52:40 GMT

Does any of these names sound familiar They came to the USA in the late 1800's

PERONI, Johanna (1920)-2005

Alan Wildblood — 14 Jan 2005 5:13:19 GMT

The Times, Trenton, New Jersey, Wednesday, January 12, 2005

TRENTON -- Johanna C. Peroni, 84, died Sunday at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.

Born in Controne, Italy, she resided in the Trenton area for most of her life. Mrs. Peroni retired from General Motors in West Trenton, after 30 years of service as a press operator.

She was a parishioner of St. Joachim's Church, and avid bingo player, and enjoyed trips to Atlantic City to play the slots. She was a loving wife, mother, and grandmother who was devoted to her family.

Daughter of the late John and Rose Salvo Chiaino, sister of the late Margherita Matrone, Blanche Ross, and Philip Chiaino, she is survived by her husband of 64 years, William A. Peroni; one daughter and son-in-law, Rosalie and Marty Ciccia of Hamilton; one son, Vincent Peroni of Trenton; one daughter-in-law, Madeline Peroni of Trenton; one sister, Elma Witkowski of Hamilton; five grandchildren, Beth and her husband Nick Kanellis of Trenton, Mark Peroni and his wife Donna of New Egypt, Lynda Peroni of Hamilton, Karen and her husband Michael McKenna of Hamilton, William V. Peroni and his fiancée Carol Dennis of Ewing; three step-grandchildren, Nino Ciccia of Hamilton, Tina Ciccia of Maple Shade, Teresa and her husband, Kenneth Fletcher of Philadelphia; 14 great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be held 8:30 a.m. Friday from the Hamilton Brenna-Cellini Funeral Home, 2365 Whitehorse-Mercerville Road, Hamilton.

Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 10 a.m. at St. Joachim's Church, Butler St., Trenton.

Entombment will be in Our Lady of Lourdes Mausoleum.

Calling hours will be 6-9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.

Memorial contributions may be made to St. Joachim's Church, Butler St., Trenton, NJ 08611.

FILIANO surname

Lucia — 23 Dec 2004 10:43:02 GMT

Hi.

Does anyone have any information on the surname FILIANO, from SIANO, Italy?

It was my great-great grandmother's surname.

Thanks, in advance.

Lucia

Di Caterino

haleon1 — 1 Jan 2005 9:04:46 GMT

Searching for my niece, surname Di Caterino . Christian names
Angelo and or Matteo ffrom Salerno Capania Italy.. Ancestry history... some migrated to South Australia

Piecoro Family Name from Ottati

mkmhall — 7 Dec 2004 4:32:34 GMT

Hello. I am searching for family from Ottati, Italy. My gg grandmother and gg grandfather came from there. Their names were Teresa Piecoro and Giuseppe Episcopo. Giuseppe came to America first and Teresa followed with her two sons Antonio (my g grandfather) age 2 and Pietro age 4 on 10/10/1896 arriving in New York. On the Ellis records she is listed coming from the town of Ottati. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks so much.

Valva and Colliano, province of Salerno, region of Campania

capriomcnamara — 6 Dec 2004 12:24:37 GMT

Valva and Colliano are two towns in the Sele River Valley in the region of Campania in Italy. Alfano, Angelone, Belmonte, Caprio, Cecere, Cuozzo, D'Ambrosio, Falcone, Fasano, Feniello, Freda, Gizzi, Grasso, Gugliuccello, Nigro, Porcelli, Scaglione, Sica, Spiotta, Strollo, Torsiello, Valletta, Vuocolo are some of our surnames. You can view my outdated web site http://caprioconnections.com where more on Valva & Colliano can be found. Or contact; capriomcnamara@aol.com . For the public domain web site: http://www.valvacollianoconnections.com
Hope to hear from anyone with kin related to the areas above.

Bruno, Marrazzo

Lee Manfre — 21 Nov 2004 2:41:26 GMT

I'm looking for information on Stefano (Stephen) Bruno. He was born in Montecorvino Pugliano in 1892. His parents were Vito Bruno and Teresina Marrazzo.

geneology

Linda — 4 Nov 2004 10:36:12 GMT

I'm looking for info on my Pagano line. Matteo and Luca
lived in and around Petina.

Valva & Colliano, Province of Salerno, Campania, Italy

KathyCaprio — 30 Dec 2004 5:09:51 GMT

Valva and Colliano(new public domain web site: www.valvacollianoconnections.com The pictures on this page are past and present of Colliano and Valva ) are two towns in the Sele River Valley in the region of Campania in Italy. Our family surnames are: Alfano, Angelone, Belmonte, Caprio, Cecere, Cuozzo, D'Ambrosio, Falcone, Fasano, Feniello, Freda, Gizzi, Grasso, Gugliuccello, Nigro, Porcelli, Scaglione, Sica, Spiotta, Strollo, Torsiello, Valletta, Vuocolo are some of our surnames.
Or you can view my http://caprioconnections.com web site where more on Valva & Colliano can be found.

Valva and Colliano, Province of Salerno, Campania, Italy

KathyCaprio — 30 Dec 2004 5:09:51 GMT

Civil Records from Salerno

xxB_Fuoco — 11 Apr 2005 6:34:04 GMT

Since the LDS archivists haven't gotten to microfilm the Civil Records from Salerno yet, have any of you found another source for births, marriages, and death certificates. I have written to the Archivio di Stato di Salerno but never heard back from them.

Santinello and Cardaropoli from Bracigliano

tindad — 20 Sep 2004 6:18:06 GMT

I am trying to find info on Pasquale Santaniello, and Jennie Cardaropoli who were from Bracigliano and ended up in Agawam, MA. Pasquale or Patsy died in 1952 and Jennie died in 1943. Patsy came to the US in 1906. Any info is appreciated.

Armagno, Macchia.....from Sant' Arsenio Italy

Allison_Loo — 18 Jun 2003 1:05:46 GMT

I am searching for relatives that came from Sant' Arsenio. Antonia Armagno born September 26, 1903 came from Italy to New Jersey, USA in 1921. Her parents were Arsenio Armagno and Maria Macchia. I am searching for other children of Arsenio and Maria. Please Help!

Pavone of Torchiara

William Mentzer — 26 Apr 2002 5:04:27 GMT

Looking for information on Generoso Pavone married to Maria Bilotti parents of my grandfather Frederico Savario Antonio Pavone born 24 March 1896. Arrived at Ellis Island 23 Sep 1908 aboard the König Albert going to his "cousin" Pasquale Garofalo in Uniontown, Pennsylvania. I was told Generoso was a civil servant and owned vinyard.

GRANATA, Anna/RUSSO, Giuseppe/Scafati, Salerno, Campania

rgmelson — 3 Jul 2004 3:38:22 GMT

Looking for information regarding the following individuals:

Anna Granata, b 9 Dec 1890, possibly in Scafati;
Giuseppe Russo, b 10 Mar 1889, possibly Scafati

Anna and Giuseppe were married, don't know where but assume Scafati, on 7 Sep 1908. First child "Jerry" (Gerardo) was born on 24 May 1909, likely also in Scafati.

1920 US Census for Bristol, RI, indicates Giuseppe immigrated to the US in 1909, with Anna and Jerry following in 1910. I have yet to locate an immigration record for either event.

Giuseppe died 5 May 1939; Anna d. 21 May 1968.

Other children after Jerry:
Concetta - 1913
Josephine - 1915
Mary - 1917
Assunta - 1919
Rose - 1921
Carmela - 1926

Anybody with interest in this family or with information relating to Anna and/or Giuseppe, please reply here or directly to my email.

Thanks.
Bob Melson

Looking for info on Mauro family from Montecorvino

sungerdierkes — 11 Jun 2004 3:25:28 GMT

My grandfather Carmine (Carmen) Mauro came to the US (Delaware) around 1917. I have no information on his family-of-origin or other ancestors. Thanks for any assistance.

Sunda

Terracino, Pepe, Bonoviglia Surnames

Drebyank — 8 Sep 2002 5:35:33 GMT

I am searching for any information on the Terracino Surname. My great grandfather was Gaetano Thomas Terracino, father unknown, mother Maria Bonoviglia. I know he had adleast one brother Anthony. Gaetano married Anna Pepe, daughter of Cartello and Anna Farina Pepe. They arrived in Ny August 10, 1903. Gaetano also had a sister named Gelsomina. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Sorry, I don't speak Italian and i can't read it.
Sandy

Marino family of Aquara Italy

R Hunt — 14 Feb 2004 1:52:44 GMT

Lucido b.1881 m Nicolina Cabottzi about 1901, parents of Giovanni b1902, Carmela b1906. Lucido left for US around June 1905. Nicolina left with children in Sept 1907.Am interested in backgrounds of both families.

Debbie Alvarado (Camarano)

Debeeze — 27 Apr 2004 6:13:01 GMT

if any of the family wants to e-mail me, my e-mail address is:Debeeze@aol.com

CAMMARANO/Roccadaspide

camaranoja1 — 18 Mar 2004 7:40:16 GMT

Hello,
I am interested in contacting anyone from Roccadaspide, Italy that might be able to assist me in researching my Family, CAMMARANO. My Grandfather Giuseppe was born there in 1867. My aim is to find information on any Brothers and/or Sisters he might have had.
I look forward to any responses.
J.A. Camarano Massachusetts (USA)
I have a new email address if you try to contact me: j.camarano@earthlink.net

FAMILY REUNION!!

John Lancaster — 27 Mar 2004 10:01:20 GMT

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ADDRESS; 10803 ANCOSTIA WAY
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LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU!

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Aquara From Salerno

ceras11 — 30 Jul 2004 7:07:33 GMT

I am looking for anyone with information on Maria Aquara from Ottati, Salerno, Campania. She was born around 1887. She married Pellegrino Bruno from Altavilla Irpina, Avellino, Campania. Please let me know if you have any information, or relation.

Nicola Barrella

swebpaint — 18 Mar 2004 4:02:52 GMT

I am seeking info on Nicola Barrella from Baronissi, Salerno.Born 1890, son of Rafaela Barrella,mother's name is Grazia.He married Fortunata Lambiaso and they went to US about1915 and lived in Phila,Pa.