Wonderful!
I couldn't have better answer.
Thank you, Peter
Carlo

Thank you Biff. I've got a bit more culture.
Carlo

qnana wrote:This might help you.

http://www.jewishgen.org/InfoFiles/Manifests/occ/

qnana

Thank you qnana. It's very useful ... but i was asking the census' codes, to interpretate the 1930 one.

Carlo

I can't understand what kind of work is the dyer's helper.
I think it was done on silk.
Thank you
carlo

Do someone know what is the key to translate the numerical codes indicated on the census? They were used from the office.
Thank you
Carlo

Hai fatto questa enorme ricerca ed il richiedente non si è fatto più sentire!
Mah, non ho parole!

Carlo

hallo.
I'm going to have informations about a family in Paterson- Passaic NJ, in 1920-1930
Ciriaco dello Iacono married Francesca in Italy and went in NJ, to his brother, in 1911
In 1912 Giovanna Dello Iacono was born and she married, later, Gaetano Brogna, having a long genaration, which still ...

Thank you, Michael. I wrote you a MP
Carlo

Thank you, Peter.
I already contacted the italian offices, but often the trial information are missed. Only birth, marriage and death are indicated.
This is reason for which I'm looking for another way to obtain inforrmation, but I didn't have any information.
But I continue to hope in an help!

Carlo

I have found the way to follow all the trials from Italy to U.S. (Ellis Island) and everyone use this way to find italian ancestors that went foreing.
My question is: how can we track the "return trial" ? I noted that a lot of people did more than a trial (I thought that one was enough).
Did Italian ...

Hallo to everybody. It's my first post on this forum.
I'm looking for an ancestor who left Italy in 1905, to live in Paterson, Passaic (NJ).
I had a big help from pink67 and sho was able to find a lot of informations, up to the WWII when Bernardo Dello Iacono (it's his name) disapparead, just a ...