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i could use some help from our italian based researchers to point me in a direction. i have been unable to locate the hometown for my ggm - gizzi. her birth record and her marriage records are in gioia sannitica. other figli birth records are also in gioia. however, the only information about her father and mother identify they were domiciled in gioia, no information about their place of origin. i have looked through all gioia microfilm and there are no other gizzis there - they came form somewhere else but it is not listed. they were there in the 1860-1870 period only.
i would like to order other microfilm but want to do so in a more productive way. any suggestions on other comunes where the gizzi surname may have originated would be helpful.
an option available to you is corresponding with the gizzi's who live in the village. presently there are four. click onto the site below and you will access their names, addresses and phone numbers.
thanks, i have been that route. what i am looking for in particular is anyone else researching the gizzi surname and the specific comune where they have found that name. hopefully there is someone out there.
Greetings - I have extended family that part of the Gizzi family in Italy. They reside in a small town in Italy called Colliano, it is in the province of Salerno. From what I know, there are a number of Gizzi's in the area. For some reason, the name is used as Gizzo for certain family members.
There's hundreds of us, my uncle lives across the road my cousin at the top of our street & many more just in my town alone another hundred of us in this town alone were all related... We're Welsh Italians... Our family is also in Aus & US that's recently our past is our family came from Sicily we still eat alot of pasta... & yep my favourite food is Pizza...my grandad spoke italian & my dad as much as he learnt,
Hope I can help...we're primarily an all male family all the women married into our family I think I have one cousin that's a girl... all my cousins (tome cousins are guys cause that's all I know... So a cousin that's a girl is odd.?!)
Giovanni Caboto, son of Giulio, was born in Gaeta, Italy, around 1451 AD. After the Aragonese defeated the Angevins in 1461, his family took refuge in Venice where the young Giovanni grew up, got married to Mattea about 1870 and had three children: Ludovico, Sebastiano, and Sancto. His dream was to ...