Hello all,

I haven't been on this forum for a long time! Anyways, Can anyone translate or at least transcribe this following document written in Latin? It's from 1542 from Molfetta, Italy.

I have some familiarity with Molfetta and the only common last names (from Molfetta) that resemble "Mozzuto" would be:

Mazzocca, Mazzola, Mezzena or Mezzina...

And most Molfettesi immigrants settled in North Jersey after WWII not in Ohio, although of course there is always the possibility... thats ...

thanks for finding this for me...

I have a naturalization record for an Ettore Pirozzi that states he lived in the U.S. uninterrupted for 11 years from 1879 to 1900 (obviously those dates are erroneously listed since it tallies up to more than 11 years)

i wonder if your 1884 Ettore is the same one..

Hi all,

Looking for an Ettore Pirozzi who arrived in Boston sometime in the late 1870s

possibly aboard the "burgundia"

can anybody with ancestry look this up for me?

thanks,
Mauro

Hi Sue,

According to the previous posts, your grandfather Frank was born in 1885 and i'm almost positive we have that film on permanent loan in Emerson...

On Francesco Visaggio's birth record, you will find information about his parents,... their age, occupation, where they lived etc..

thanks ...

You may not need to hire anyone...

Are you looking for naturalization papers?

What town/county are you researching in?

I have the thick NJ Jersey accent (that's what people tell me) and when iv'e been to other parts of the country, i often get "sopranos" comments thrown at me. So i do believe that italian stereotypes hinder italian americans that try to advance in politics, the business world, etc...

At 23 i got a ...

I'm from Jersey and i found it a very stupid show. James is right, these people do exist, almost exactly like they are in the show but that doesn't mean we should showcase or applaud their behavior.

I believe that the show celebrates the lowest common denominator for all Italian-Americans. Very ...

During the 1890s, Paterson would also be a destination for Italian Immigrants

Hi Mark,

Like i told Damian, i have several films from Molfetta on permanent loan, so if you need me to look something up (and i have the right film) just let me know

By the way your Palombella website is awesome!

-Mauro

Hi Damian,

Most of my family stems from Molfetta and i've been able to trace some of my family lines into the 1700s.

I've done most of my research by using the microfilm from the LDS family history library. I have several films from Molfetta on permanent loan, so I can look something up for if ...

Antonia is simply Antoinette

Would the FHC you're working at allow you to copy or transcribe an entire set of records? What is the proper protocol for this type of project?

Thanks!

It is greatly appreciated

Hello all,

I'm looking for IMMIGRATION info on a Pauline Z. Gruntz

born c. 1887 in CANADA to German parents

emmigrated in 1891 or possible 1895

According to the Census, she lived in Brooklyn (1910) and then Passaic, NJ (1920)

married in 1913

i could not find her via Ellis island so i'm ...