Massa-Carrara - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: RATTI Family Tree

lauranico — 2012-12-16 20:14:54Z

Hi,
on the site Familysearch.org you can see the marriage act between Gaaribaldi Rossi and Ermelinda Lattanzi:

Marriage act number 161 - Year 1882

Groom: Garibaldi Rossi, age 21, born and resident in Carrara, son of the living Francesco and of the living Teresa Ceccarelli

Bride: Ermelinda Lattanzi, age 19, born and resident in Carrara, daughter of the living Antonio and of the living Felicita Del Bianco

Marriage date: 20 august 1882 in Carrara

image here:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1961-33181-10373-72...

Laura

Re: RATTI Family Tree

Maryann4117 — 2012-02-05 04:21:13Z

Did Gilda Lattanzi have a daughter named Ermilinda Lattanzi who was married to Guaribaldi Rossi?? She is my great grandmother. Ermalinda Rossi left Massa Carrara, Italy for America with her husband and 5 children sometime in the early 1900's.
Please respond if you think you might have more information to the puzzle.

Thanks

Re: GIROMINI FAMILY

sarafernandagiromini — 2011-11-05 12:18:20Z

Hi!, My Names is Sara Fernanda Giromini, i'm from Brazil, and i'm also searching about the giromini family. Can i help with something? My facebook: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1534030388

Martinelli and Farfarana Families Near Pontremoli

Micwalsh — 2011-05-20 01:19:49Z

Looking for information on the Martinelli or Farfarana families, near Pontremoli or Mollinaro.

Carlo Martinelli and Mary Farfarana were married there around 1911. They emigrated to the US around 1923.

Can anyone photo tombstones in cemeteries for me?

RitaBotkin — 2010-10-12 16:07:06Z

Cemetery in LaSpeza and Gragnola. Family names Tonelli, Ceci. I will pay your expenses.

Famiglia Angiolini-Pardona, Massa-Carrara

dameeki — 2010-08-29 20:56:56Z

Bongiorno! I am looking for information regarding the family of Massimo Giovanni Angiolini(1877-1933). I believe that he was born in the town of Pardona in Massa-Carrara. He was a cobbler by trade and married Adele Maria Fagiani/Faggiani about 1900. He immigrated to the US in 1904 and settled in Grass Valley, Nevada Co., CA. In 1909, his wife Adele and their son, Tarquinio, joined him in the US. When he died in 1933, he was survived by his daughter Clelia, son Tarquinio and by three brothers who immigrated to South America (possibly Argentina) and by another brother and sister who stayed behind in Italy (Massa-Carrara???). Any information about his parents and lost siblings would be most kindly appreciated! Grazie!

Looking for family members, info or pictures

RitaBotkin — 2010-08-20 03:05:41Z

Looking for family members of: Tonelli, Terenzoni, Bartoli, Barcelli, or Ceci. Gragnola & La Spezia

I have many family members in the cemeteries here. Please photo for me.

Michael & Cristoforo Filippelli

pastysmith_1 — 2010-06-22 19:25:09Z

I am searching for My great Grandfather's family - my Great Grandfather (Cristofor Colombo filippelli was born in Massa-Carrara in 1848 and came to London England (date unknown?)his father was Micheal Filippelli does anyone know any details of Micheal, his wife or any other children ?

Michael & Cristoforo Filippelli

pastysmith_1 — 2010-06-22 19:22:43Z

giromini´s

lilianmarias — 2010-04-14 01:54:38Z

I would like to find my family bond with the Giromini´s in Italy, and the nearest I have come to is that my grea-gradpa, Giacomo Giromini-born in 1865- who emigrated to Argentina and married Adelaida Durante in 1888. Our family says he came from Massa Carrara, and his marriage certificate says his parents were Francisco Giromini and Filomena Ribernando.
I´d frankly appreciate any information I may receive, as for eg. the churches where to find registers or any other organism.
Regards,Lilian

GIROMINI FAMILY

sonsolesgiromini — 2010-04-12 01:21:03Z

Hi, I'm looking for information about Giromini, my greatgrandfather was boarn around 1865 Giacomo Giromini, que came to Argentina before 1887 and got Married hace at least 10 kids and got married with Adeaida Durante.
Giacomo parents were Francisco Giromini/ Geromini and Filomena Ribernando, I heard that they must be from Massa carrara but not so sure, please if someone has any tips or guido to continue my search really apriciate this.

Re: CIMA, STAGNARI Families

susanlederer — 2010-02-27 00:36:54Z

In going through my files, Bagnone is the only place listed on my great-grandfather's birth certificate or marriage record. However, some of the towns I remember hearing about were Castiglione, Mulazzo, and Villafranca.

When they came to the states, they went to Dawson, NM. Also living in that town were brothers Antonio and Michele Stagnari & his family. From Ellis Island records their father was Luigi.

We were fortunate to have been able to have a very short visit to Bagnone a few years ago - just long enough to walk around & have lunch. My brother asked one family if they had heard of the name Giromini, but they hadn't.

I appreciate any help you can pass along. I've been searching for quite a long time. Unfortunately, my great-grandparents were gone & my grandmother wasn't interested in the past when I started my search.

Thanks, Sue

Re: CIMA, STAGNARI Families

Angela4200 — 2010-02-27 00:35:53Z

How nice to get a response to this post. I will have to inquire from family in Italy, but it definitely sounds as if there might be a connection. It is a pretty rare name, and Carolina seems to be a family name, as it is also the name of my mother's aunt. (Carolina Stagnari) Stagnari was her mother's maiden name.

Do you know the actual frazione or village that they come from? Bagnone is sort of the largest town and therefore the administrative hub of a group of villages in the Lunigiana.

Re: CIMA, STAGNARI Families

susan lederer — 2010-02-27 00:34:34Z

I, too, am looking for information on the Stagnari family from Bagnone. My 2x great-grandmother was Carolina Stagnari. She married Pietro Giromini @ 1875-80. I don't have any more info on them. However, their son (my great grandfather), Giovanni Giromini, married Eleanora Bertoli. He came to the US in 1909 & his wife & family followed in 1910.

CIMA, STAGNARI Families

MRocissano — 2010-02-27 00:33:37Z

I am searching for information about my maternal grandparents, Giovanni Cima, perhaps of LaSpezia, and Maria Rosa Stagari of Gabbiana(Bagnone, Lunigiana) Massa Carrara They would have been born in the late 1800s or early 1900s

Pietro FOLINI from Seravezza

risagrime — 2010-02-27 00:32:48Z

searching for my family connection to the town of Seravezza, Toscana; my grandfather Pietro Folini emigrated in 1907 for the U.S.

RATTI Family Tree

cegrundmann — 2010-02-27 00:31:53Z

Hello all!

Hope everyone's family tree puzzle is coming along well. Everyday I continue to learn something interesting about my family. I would just like to post this to reach out to anyone who could be related. My family is from Carrara, Italy which is located in the Northern part of Tuscany. My great great grandfather's name is Giuseppe Ratti and he was married to Gilda Lattanzi. Her is some addition information below.

Name Giuseppe Ratti (Nov, 17, 1868 - Sept. 15, 1940)
Parents: Andrea Giovanni Ratti (Feb. 12, 1845) and Chiara Ferrarini (birthdate unknown)

Andrea's parents: Carlo Ratti (his father, Carmelo Ratti) and Maria Andriani (her father, Domenico Andriani)

Name: Maria Gilda Elvira Lattanzi (Jun. 18, 1869 - ?)
Parents: Giuseppe Domenico Lattanzi (Nov. 2, 1846 - ?) and Fanny Baratta

Giuseppe Lattanzi's parents': Antonio Lattanzi (his father, Michele Lattanzi) and Felicita' (her father, Giuseppe del Liania?)

If you think you are somehow related please send me a message and we can compare notes. Thanks!

RICCI, GALLI Families

melanimays — 2010-02-27 00:30:27Z

My grandmother, Debora M Ricci, was from Fivizzano, Massa Carrara. Her parents were Anacleto Ricci and Ida Maria Annunziata Galli.

ROVAGNA and LARGHI Families

nikkirov — 2010-02-27 00:29:27Z

Hi everyone

I have traced my mother's family tree here in the Uk, but I an not sure how to trace my father's side. He was born in Carrara, but brought up in the UK. His father's name was Achille Rovagna and his mother's name was Gina Larghi.

I am told that the name Rovagna is quite uncommon, even in Italy. Our's is the only family in the UK.

Many advice was he gratefully received