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Hi MauroMags,MauroMags wrote:Is there an naturalization records archive available somewhere online? Or was that record scanned in manually?
Oh well... I should have waited for the birthdate and asked a few questions first...menqet wrote:That may be the wrong one....I have found out some new info on Michele Tuozzolo....He was actually married to Lucy (which my mother-in-law confirmed) in Maryland. He was also known as Michael Anthony. His given name is Michelantonio Tuozzolo. His children have their last name spelled as Tozzolo. It's difficult for me to keep track of all his different names!
According to the Family tree I'm referrencing:
Michele Tuozzolo came to America on the SS Normannia which arrived in NYC
on March 24, 1896. Michele was 10, a peasant and his final destination
was Maryland. He traveled with his paternal grandmother, Rosa Leone, age
60.
Thanks so much for your help! I'm so glad I found this site!
---------------------.I have found out some new info on Michele Tuozzolo....He was actually married to Lucy (which my mother-in-law confirmed) in Maryland.
If any other forum member can advise... please do so... will certainly review this later though.I believe they still lived in Washington, D.C. in 1930. Their youngest child was born in 1927, and Michael Tozzolo died in Washington, D.C.
Thank you for all of the information you have provided so far. It means a great deal to my mother-in-law, because she didn't know who her father was (she believes it was not the man listed on her birth certificate). She also knows very little about her grandparents, Michael and Lucy Tozzolo, because she grew up in an orphanage. Do you have any suggestions on how I could look up information on Lucy? She and Michael must have been married between 1905-1910 in Maryland. How do I look up marriage records?
Sure.. I can certainly take a look! Maybe the 4th immigration date will certainly narrow it down, eh? So far we have 1870...1873...1882 8Omfjp, do you have access to the 1900 census records for Connellsville, Fayette, Pennsylvania? I think that's where Joseph E and Ulelia (Lelia) Gambino lived at the time. I'm hoping to nail down his immigration date (we have three so far!!!). He may have been in Berkeley county, West Virginia, in 1890 - that's 4 years before his eldest child was born in WV.
Sounds very romantic! Wouldn't it be nice to renew your vows there too... hint...hint...My husband also thanks you. We're now talking about vacationing around the province of Avellino for our 10 year anniversary