Looking for Great-Great Grandmother's obituary.
She died in Cuyhoga County, Ohio in 1934.
Her name was Mariasanta Zitiello (nee Isabella).
Thank you so much.
Laurena
Searching for 1930s Ohio Obituary?
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Is that all the detail you have? Do you know the exact date and city where she resided at the time?
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johnnyonthespot wrote:Is that all the detail you have? Do you know the exact date and city where she resided at the time?
I don't have much else except that she lived in Cleveland, Ohio and her husband's name was Joseph Zitiello.
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Hmmm.. looks like you do have date/city information: http://www.italgen.com/Forums/viewtopic/p=120257.html
I have had good results by contacting the research desk at local public libraries and asking them to review their newspaper archives. You might try the same.
I have had good results by contacting the research desk at local public libraries and asking them to review their newspaper archives. You might try the same.
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Laura's find from previous thread for reference:
1934 Death Certificate for Maria Santa Zitiello
http://img139.imageshack.us/img139/9867 ... ellodc.jpg
From Family Search Lab site
http://search.labs.familysearch.org/rec ... 000#p=home
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1934 Death Certificate for Maria Santa Zitiello
http://img139.imageshack.us/img139/9867 ... ellodc.jpg
From Family Search Lab site
http://search.labs.familysearch.org/rec ... 000#p=home
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Is this your Joseph Zitiello?
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johnnyonthespot wrote:Is this your Joseph Zitiello?
Yes, yes! That's Uncle Joseph!
Remarkably enough, I've also been looking for that article and you found it for me!
Thank you so much!
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Laurena, I have sent you a "PM". You can read it by clicking the "Inbox" link near the top right of this page.
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http://www.cpl.org/necrology
This is the website for the Cleveland Public Library's necrology files. You can put in the last name as a Keyword, and you'll find lots of death notices with the Zitiello name.
This is the website for the Cleveland Public Library's necrology files. You can put in the last name as a Keyword, and you'll find lots of death notices with the Zitiello name.
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Hello all! I just wanted to add that I've had great sucess with Summit County area obituaries from the Akron Summit County Library System. (Cuyahoga Falls is in Summit County I believe)
Looks like you may have already found what you needed but for future reference for anyone:
http://www.akronlibrary.org/internetres ... alogy.html
Looks like you may have already found what you needed but for future reference for anyone:
http://www.akronlibrary.org/internetres ... alogy.html