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Hi, I am having trouble looking for the parents, wife and children of Pasquale Merani, a mariner from Genoa Italy.

I know he has one child called Giacomo (Jackamo) or also known as John in England, where he emmigrated to. I am oblivious to any more information about Pasquale and would greatly appreciate any help off anyone.

I have been at this loose end for about two years now and would be estatic to hear anymore information.

Thank you in advance,
Sarah
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does anyone know how i can go about this research?
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Hi Sarah...

just to not duplicate efforts here is the link to your previous post:

http://italiangenealogy.tardio.com/Foru ... =9278.html

Have you got some other documents or were you able to see the baptismal acts?

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Yeah thanks for that link.

I'm trying to find out more about the Merani's now.
Mainly in Italy but I just do not know where to start.

Giacomo fled from Genoa when he was 9 years old, at the time of Garibaldi. I have Giacomo's marriage certificate which states his fathers name- Pasquale Merani... a mariner from Genoa Italy.

I'm just wondering really how to even go about searching my Italian relatives without having to travel to Italy. I'm only 18 so I can't afford it.

Thanks

Sarah
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I just totally realised what you meant...
I'll send off for those certificates.

Sarah
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Dear VIPeee to assist you in understanding Italian genealogy here is a website which is a short read but will enlighten you as to what questions, directions or efforts you can expeditiously expend to achieve your research objectives.

http://www.angelfire.com/ok3/pearlsofwi ... earch.html

Your in good hands here. =Peter=
~Peter~
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