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Interesting comment. As a lifelong east-coaster (born/raised in Westchester County, NY; lived 21 years in South Florida; now 16 years in Connecticut), I have little experience with Italians from other parts of the country. Other than those I meet here - who, for the most part - seem like very nice people!themilitantcatholic wrote:There is a place nearby me for the microfilm, I'll let you know what happens. On another note: I don't want to come off as being prejudice, but in my life experiences; Italians on the east coast are more engaging, more helpful and more personable than the Italians here in Shytown. In Chicago, it's all about small-talk and "I got mine, how you making out?" Thanks again Carmine.
Great job!themilitantcatholic wrote:Carmine, You're like Peter Falk in "Columbo" and like Basil Rathbone in "Sherlock Holmes" - I checked the Social Security Death Index, her married name was Theresa Leo, it shows her birth date as May 10th 1902, on her tombstone it reads May 10th "1903" which is probably why I could not retrieve her birth record from Cirigliano, I was going by what was on her tombstone. I got her social security number: 327-56-2750, next I will try and get her Naturalization Papers.