Hi... I was sent some pictures from a relative that she found in a box. A few of them have some writing on the back of them and I was hoping to see if someone could translate for me. I'll try adding as a attachment and also tried to load them into my photobucket. Thanks in advance (and hopefully the ...
These were her children (not sure who came when) Philomena Lauria Willamina Lauria Delores Lauria Alfonsia Lauria dob 7/10/1885 Angelina Lauria dob 3/7/1887 Vincent Lauria Anthony Lauria Filicetta Lauria dob 4/18/1894 Antonette Lauria Bettina Lauria- dob 11/7/1895
What doesn't make sense to me is all her children have the last name Lauria, but the elders in the family tell me that was her maiden name, unless its common that they changed the last name when they came to USA ?
Hi.. I was hoping someone could give me some help on where to start searching for records in Italy.
This is all I know: My GG came from Curinga, her name was Eleanor Lauria dob 1863, married a man Andrew Delazandro, Delasandra or Dellasanda. She came over to USA in 1899 with some of her children ...
The typical Italian lineage dates from circa 1600, and for most of us that's reasonably profound. But who wants to be "typical" when you might be able to trace a lineage into the 1500s or even into the Middle Ages? Because success in this field requires practice and perseverance, as well as skills m...