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[Paronetto]

Well, My last name is paronett, he changed from Paronetto when my great great grandfather came to america, he couldn't get a job, so he dropped the O. My grandfather has tried searching for stuff online, and says he came up with nothing.
Great great grandfathers name was josepe(sp?) paronetto, his wife's maiden name was remilda Coda.

IF anyone can point me in the right direction Id greatly appreciate it.

JD

[VaDeb]

1930 census
Name: Joseph Paronetto
Age: 49
Estimated birth year: abt 1881
Birthplace: Italy
Relation to head-of-house: Head
Spouse's Name: Romilda Paronetto
Race: White
Home in 1930: Ridgefield Park, Bergen, New Jersey
He immigrated in 1906
His wife in 1891

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1920
Name: Jospeh Paronetta
[Joseph Carnette]
Age: 39 years
Estimated birth year: abt 1881
Birthplace: Italy
Race: White
Home in 1920: Ridgefield Park, Bergen, New Jersey
Home owned: Rent
Sex: Male
Marital status: Married
Relation to Head of House: Head
Year of immigration: 1906

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1910
Name: Joseph Paronetto
Age in 1910: 30
Estimated birth year: abt 1880
Birthplace: Italy
Home in 1910: West Hoboken Ward 1, Hudson, New Jersey
Neighbors: View Results
Race: White
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Single
Relation to Head of House: Boarder
Year of Immigration: 1907

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[VaDeb]

Here is his WWI draft card, unfortuanetly it does not list his place of birth in Italy.

Name: Joseph Fulbert Paronetto
City: Not Stated
County: Bergen
State: New Jersey
Birth Date: 26 Jul 1880
Race: White
Roll: 1711910
DraftBoard: 3

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[VaDeb]

Wow - one of the first time I found someone in the WWII draft card records! Looks like Joseph was born in Argentina. See his record below:

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[Paronetto]

Wow, thanks a bunch.

He actually was born in italy, then moved to brazil, then to argentina, then to america. it might just say argentina because thats the last place he was.

[Paronetto]

how do you go about finding like a family crest?
My grandfather told me paronetto is a very rare name, so anyone with that name will be related.

[Paronetto]

also, on my father's mother's side her name was FELICIA V ROEHRICH maiden name visentine(sp?) she was full italian also.

if you wouldn't mind....

Thanks

JD

[vineviz]

Here is his WWI draft card, unfortuanetly it does not list his place of birth in Italy.

If I had to hazard a guess for birth location, I'd start with Ponzano Veneto, in the Province of Treviso.

I found only four Paronetto immigrants in the Ellis Island database (not this Giuseppe, though) and one in Ancestry.com, and all claim either the province of Treviso or the towns Ponzano/Paderno as their home. With only 2,400 inhabitants in 1880, searching out the birth record should be quick work.

I don't think that the LDS has microfilms of this towns civil records, but the local parish might have baptismal records.

http://www.parrocchie.it/gear/dettaglio.html?id=3725

[Paronetto]

Thanks, my grandfather says he thought it was somewhere near venice?

Also, how do I go about finding out what Paronetto means?

[vineviz]

Thanks, my grandfather says he thought it was somewhere near venice?

Yes, Ponzano Veneto is just 29 miles from Venice.

Also, how do I go about finding out what Paronetto means?

Surname meanings are often a wild guess. "etta" is a common diminutive (meaning "little"), but the root could mean many things.

It might derive from Pero or Pietro, meaning "Little Peter".

It might derive from the Catalan "pere", meaning "Little Pear Tree".

Maybe a very distant ancestor came from Perona, Italy.

[wishyou]

Could also mean "Paron" padrone (master) in venetian language.
There are a few Paronetto in Vittorio Veneto, too. They were my childness friends, but it is a few year that I don't see them anymore.

[trestel]

Well, My last name is paronett, he changed from Paronetto when my great great grandfather came to america, he couldn't get a job, so he dropped the O. My grandfather has tried searching for stuff online, and says he came up with nothing.
Great great grandfathers name was josepe(sp?) paronetto, his wife's maiden name was remilda Coda.

IF anyone can point me in the right direction Id greatly appreciate it.

JD

Two links about "Paronetto":

http://www.gens.labo.net/it/cognomi/gen ... &t=cognomi

http://www.paronetto.org/

Alberto

[Paronetto]

thank you, I had found the alberto paronetto site, but the one that shows how many paronettos there are in italy is very cool.
How would I go about getting an address for those people?
thanks
JD

[jcsm400]

Hi JD,

Link to Paronettos' in Italy.

http://www.paginebianche.it/execute.cgi ... =&ind=&nc=

Hope it helps.

jcsm

[suanj]

Hi, are some Paronetto emigrated in Brasil and Argentina (nobody), but only a Giuseppe probable in brasil:
i found this records

ANNA - FILHA 1888 ITALIANA (son)
GIOVANNI - FILHO 1888 ITALIANA (son)
GIUSEPPE PARONETTO MARIDO 1888 ITALIANA ( head/father/husband)
GIUSEPPE - FILHO 1888 ITALIANA (son)
LUIGI - FILHO 1888 ITALIANA (son)
LUIGIA - FILHA 1888 ITALIANA (daughter)
MADDALENA - FILHA 1888 ITALIANA (daughter)
MARIA - ESPOSA 1888 ITALIANA (wife/mother)

imm. year 1888 at Santos port
suanj