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I have a friend that has no clue where her family is from. All she knows is that the town is supposed to be Marchesan! After some googling I have found that there is a section of the apennines called the Umbria-Marchesan area. Is that a reasonable guess that there is no specific town, but a region of mountain range?
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We can possibly pinpoint the exact town of origin with more information.
What is the full name of the immigrant ancestor? Spouses name? Known children and birthdates for all, or even an approximate guess. In which US state did they reside?
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Hi and welcome to the forum,

The Regions of Italy are the first-level administrative divisions of the state. There are twenty regions (Marche and Umbria are two of this), five of which are autonomous regions with special statutes.

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I'm searching lost relatives and descendant of my greatgrandfather Vincenzo Genualdi (or Gennaldi or Genuardi) and my greatgrandmother Concetta Davola (their sons: Angela, Carmela, Antonio, Bartolomeo, Ernesto, Simone, Riccardo, Maria) went in Chicago,Ill., and New Orleans, in 1880-1920 from Sicily. Other family related : Jacobucci or Jacopucci (from Central Italy).
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chiola616 wrote:I have a friend that has no clue where her family is from. All she knows is that the town is supposed to be Marchesan! After some googling I have found that there is a section of the apennines called the Umbria-Marchesan area. Is that a reasonable guess that there is no specific town, but a region of mountain range?
you can say us the surname.. maybe is more easy.... regards, suanj
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What if she says it is "Smith"??? =Peter=
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The surname is Pagliarini, and the first name is Jovachino or Yovachino (from Marchesan)
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so Gioacchino Pagliarini in italian spell... ok...
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I believe that marchesan meaning: Marchigiano=coming from Marche region; you have birthadte of Gioacchino Pagliarini?
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I believe you are right Suanj......my Nonni would say we are
Marchesan (spelling?) or Marchesani...

But that refers to a big area...we need more specific info from the poster
to find precise info.

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Hi chiola616


Does your friend have any addtional information...perhaps she doens't have a town, but maybe a province? even geographic info might help a little....did they live near water? in the mountains? were they farmers? fisherman? Even small insignificant details may help give a peice of the puzzle.
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If your friend’s family has connections to Millville, NJ
Here are some records for a Pagliarini family from Millville & Philadelphia
(sources GenealogyBank, ancestry. com, & Ellis Island)
It appears that this family was from Ascoli Piceno, town or province in Marche Region
(as everyone has suggested :D )
Perhaps this family is related to your friend's family?
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Press of Atlantic City, The (NJ) - July 5, 1992
Deceased Name: JAMES J. PAGLIARINI
JAMES J. PAGLIARINI, 78, of Newfield, died Friday at Newcomb Hospital in Vineland.
Retired, Mr. Pagliarini worked for the Rossi Clothing Company in Vineland and was a member of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union of America.
He was a member of the Church of the Nativity in Franklinville and enjoyed refinishing furniture and collecting.
Mr. Pagliarini was born in Cambridge, N.Y., and lived in Cumberland County for 45 years.
He is survived by three sons, James J. Jr. of Blackwood, John R. Wescoat of Toms River and Charles G. Wescoat of Pennsylvania; four daughters, June A. Glick of Clayton, Eda Shannon of Millville, Joan E. Lucas of Woodbury and Lisa Fisher of Maurice River Township; one brother, John of Franklinville; three sisters, Martha Pacciarone and Eleanor Biancotto, both of Philadelphia, and Mamie DiCesare of Cape May; 15 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Services will be held 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Rocap Shannon Memorial Funeral Home in Millville, where friends may call from 10 a.m. Burial will be in Cedar Green Cemetery, Clayton.
Donations may be made to the Wheaton Regional Cancer Treatment Center, High and Harrison avenues, Millville, N.J. 08332.
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Some names from the obituary:

Name: James Pagliarini
Birth: 13 Jul 1913
Death: 3 Jul 1992 - Millville, Cumberland, New Jersey, United States of America
Civil: Pennsylvania

Name: John Pagliarini
Birth: 29 Jul 1917
Death: 12 Jul 1992 - Franklinville, Gloucester, New Jersey, United States of America Civil: Pennsylvania

Name: Mamie J. Dicesare
SSN: 169-16-xxxx
Last Residence: 08210 Cape May Court House, Cape May, New Jersey, United States of America
Born: 6 Feb 1909
Died: 14 Feb 1995
State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (Before 1951)
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1930 census image
page 2

Home in 1930:
526 Reed Street, owns $5000
Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Head Guido Pagliarini 52, abt 1878 IT
- married age 28, abt 1906
- immig 1898 Na
- laborer, railroad
Wife Ida Pagliarini 43, abt 1887 IT
- married age 20

(changed to approx birth order)
Daughter Mamie Pgliarini 21, abt 1909 Oswego NY
Daughter Lenora Pgliarini 18, abt 1912 Syracuse NY
Son Romeo Pgliarini 18, abt 1912 Greenwich NY
Son Jack Pgliarini 17, abt 1913 Greenwich NY
Daughter Martha Pgliarini 14, abt 1916 Glen Falls NY
Son Tussllo Pgliarini 13, abt 1917 Plattsburg NY

Relative boarder (probably brother)
Nazzrins Pgliarini 45, abt 1885 IT
- widower
- immig 1905 Na
- laborer, railroad

brother Nazzareno’s 1906 manifest
- last residence Ascoli P. (Ascoli Piceno, Marche?)
- joining brother Guido in NY
(traveling with line 25)

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1920 census

Home in 1920:
25 Cherry Street, owns
Glens Falls Ward 1, Warren, New York

Head Guilda Pagliarini 41, abt 1879 IT
- immig 1900, Al
- laborer, paper mill
Wife Ida Pagliarini 31, abt 1889 IT
- immig 1907, Al
Daughter Mamie Pagliarini 11, abt 1909 NY
Son Romeo Pagliarini 9, abt 1911 NY
Daughter Elie Pagliarini 8, abt 1912 NY
Son Jake Pagliarini 6, abt 1914 NY
Daughter Mardise Pagliarini 4 2/12, abt 1915 NY
Son Toselli Pagliarini 2 6/12, abt 1917 NY
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Guido’s 1918 WWI Draft Registration Card

Guido Pagliarini 40
25 Cherry Street, Glen Falls, Saratoga, NY
Born 22 Jul 1878 in Ascoli Piceno
Nearest relative Ida Pagliarini at same address
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1910 census

Home in 1910:

Oswego Ward 8, Oswego, New York

Head Grito Pagliasina 31, abt 1879 IT
- married 2 yrs, abt 1908
- immig 1900
Wife Ida Pagliasina 23, abt 1887 IT
- 1 child
- immig 1904
Daughter Arnold Pagliasina 1, abt 1909 NY
Son? Tvicct Pagliasina 14, abt 1896 IT
- immig 1906
Sister Lucia Pagliasina 33, abt 1877 IT
- immig 1907?
Brother Wacceret Pagliasina 26, abt 1884 IT
- immig 1905

Boarders
Gronems Perillo 26
Frank Calvarers 26
Markgiam Eostie 30
Perter Farero 44
Anndrne Teddre 30
Mazzereo Teddre 26
Vianiano Franks 30
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Guido’s 1901 manifest
Giudo Pagliarini
- single
- last residence Ascoli Piceno
- destination NY
- joining brother-in-law Francesco Graci (?)
- traveling with line 6
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Thanks for the amazing quick response. This will prove very helpful!!
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I recall a classmate back in fourth grade has the surname Pagliarini but I forget his first name.
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