Essgee~ You wrote that Nunzio's last name in your records ended with an "e", but his passport and ship records recorded it with an "i" (he also signed his passport with an "i".) Do you have any thoughts on why that is so? (just an FYI: his 1930 census record lists his l...

Thank you so very much Essgee! This is just fascinating! I guess now I need to learn how to read Italian so I'll know what the whole records say.

Thank you again for all your time! You really are a godsend!

Thank you very much. Yes, we've come across the WWI and passport records for Nunzio. We've also found some of his immigration records (ship passages,) as well as (what I believe is) his son Tito's ship passage record - although his name is stated as Guiseppe (but the rest of the information matches ...

My family is related to the Sciscente's. I have a great deal of information on them. There was group that settled in Fall River, Massachusetts and they intermarried into my grandmother's family. Can't get back to the library until next week...no longer opened on the weekends, and hours limited thro...