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- wisemonkey
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Hi can someone please help with the translation of a couple of passport documents? It is for my uncle. I am really interested in the knowing the eye color. There is little known of him and no known photos. Some of his brothers had cornflower blue eyes. He was a bit of a vagabond.
I tried sending them as attachments but it did not work. If there is an email address I could send them to it would be most appreciated.
I tried sending them as attachments but it did not work. If there is an email address I could send them to it would be most appreciated.
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Try posting them using www.imageshack.com
After you upload your image, copy and paste the "direct link" code into this forum...
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After you upload your image, copy and paste the "direct link" code into this forum...
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First, let me tell you that his eyes (occhi) and his hair (capelli) were brown (castani)
It is also noted that he has a scar (cicatrice) on the right side of his lip.
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It is also noted that he has a scar (cicatrice) on the right side of his lip.
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He was 42 years old and 164 cm tall (or 1.64 meters tall)
He had a strong forehead (fronte - stretta), a greek nose, medium mouth, and a pink (rosa), but probably red, beard.
His coloring was rosy (complexion), and he had a regular build.
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He had a strong forehead (fronte - stretta), a greek nose, medium mouth, and a pink (rosa), but probably red, beard.
His coloring was rosy (complexion), and he had a regular build.
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He was born in Scala on 20 January 1879 to Michele and to Maria (not sure of last name...
He resides in Omaha, Nebraska in USA.
and he is a laborer...
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He resides in Omaha, Nebraska in USA.
and he is a laborer...
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Thank you so much! Can you please tell me what the reference is to Denver, Colorado?
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Thank you so much! Can you please tell me what the reference is to Denver, Colorado?
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Hard to decipher, but it looks like the passport is valid for making this trip to settle something in Denver, Colorado...
The date is probably the date the passport was issued since he is 42 and born in 1879...
BTW - town of birth is Scala Coeli, Cosenza Province, Region of Calabria.
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The date is probably the date the passport was issued since he is 42 and born in 1879...
BTW - town of birth is Scala Coeli, Cosenza Province, Region of Calabria.
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Thank you again! I really appreciate your help!
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The passport was issued on Sept 26, 1921 by the Italian Consulate in Denver Colorado ad is valid for only one trip to Italy, Scala Celi.wisemonkey wrote:Thank you so much! Can you please tell me what the reference is to Denver, Colorado?
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His mother's last name is Judicena (or Iudicena).Tessa78 wrote:He was born in Scala on 20 January 1879 to Michele and to Maria (not sure of last name...)
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His mother's maiden name was Iudicessa so you are very close.
He did return to Italy. It was said that he was deported although I have been unable to locate any information to confirm that as a fact. A one way passport would lead me to believe that was perhaps the case.
I have been able to confirm that he went to Argentina in 1924 from Italy where he worked in a cheese factory and was planning on returning to the US. I have a letter to his son from 1930 requesting documents for a return to the US and a legal affidavit from his son taking responsibility for his father. He was never heard from again. Family lore was the the gangsters caught up with him in Argentina.
Another story was that he was on the run from gangsters because he took off with someone's girlfriend and hid out in one of his brother's barns in Montana.
In researching our family history, I have to say that he stands out as a very colorful and interesting fellow with a wild spirit who never found a niche ,not to be maligned but understood. Unfortunately, there is no one living who knew him. My goal is to really on facts and not rumor or innuendo. I am having an incredibly difficult time finding records for Argentina so if anyone can give me some tips it would be most appreciated.
So that is the backstory. Sorry to ramble on but he was my grandpa's brother and deserves more than a footnote in our family history.
He did return to Italy. It was said that he was deported although I have been unable to locate any information to confirm that as a fact. A one way passport would lead me to believe that was perhaps the case.
I have been able to confirm that he went to Argentina in 1924 from Italy where he worked in a cheese factory and was planning on returning to the US. I have a letter to his son from 1930 requesting documents for a return to the US and a legal affidavit from his son taking responsibility for his father. He was never heard from again. Family lore was the the gangsters caught up with him in Argentina.
Another story was that he was on the run from gangsters because he took off with someone's girlfriend and hid out in one of his brother's barns in Montana.
In researching our family history, I have to say that he stands out as a very colorful and interesting fellow with a wild spirit who never found a niche ,not to be maligned but understood. Unfortunately, there is no one living who knew him. My goal is to really on facts and not rumor or innuendo. I am having an incredibly difficult time finding records for Argentina so if anyone can give me some tips it would be most appreciated.
So that is the backstory. Sorry to ramble on but he was my grandpa's brother and deserves more than a footnote in our family history.
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Some information about Argentina passenger records on this thread...
http://italiangenealogy.com/Forums/view ... ation.html
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http://italiangenealogy.com/Forums/view ... ation.html
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