Well....

I finally got Antonio Savino's death record in the mail today...

Good news: I now have his parents' names: Giuseppe Savino and Anna Vita

Bad news: his place of birth is simply listed as Italy. grrr...I already knew that much.

Any Ideas where to go from here? I didn't find anything on ...

Thanks a lot!!!

Kristen

I found the city where my Cianciarulo family came from!


Benjamin Cianciarulo, born 9 Oct 1884 in Marsicovetre, Potenza (I got this from his WWII draft card)

His father is Angelo Cianciarulo b. 1865, his mother's name is Maria (I don't know anything about her)

I have all of the US stuff - census ...

Thanks for all your efforts. Antonio and Catherine didn't arrive in the US until June of 1880, so they won't be on that census. I now have this family in 1900, 1910, and 1930. I had searched 1920 page by page and their house was skipped.

I just sent a request for a copy of Antonio's death record. I ...

yes, it's Pennsylvania... I checked and birth records weren't kept at that time, so I can't get a birth record for Joseph.

WOW! Thanks so much for the response. I was getting discouraged researching this branch of my family. I'm so glad I found this forum

I got the May 1839 birth info for Antonio from the 1900 census, so it's not 100%, but it's all I have about him at the moment.

I'm in the process of getting Joseph's ...

OK...here's the information I have on this family:

Antonio and Catherine Savino came to the US on the "Switzerland" out of Antwerp. Arrived in the US on Jun 21, 1880. Their daughter Maria was 5 months old at the time of the voyage. (information is from Passenger lists: Italians to America, 1880 ...

Hello,

I have traced my family back to 1880 when Antonio and Catherine Savino arrived in the US with their infant daughter Maria.

How would I go about finding out where in Italy they came from? The boat they took to the US departed out of Antwerp and the ship's manifest only says that they were ...