Thank you, VJ! This is helpful, as I still have not made it to the local Family History Center. Hope you have a wonderful holiday season.

Happy Anniversary, and I hope that you have a wonderful trip. I hope to take one like it someday!

If you want to view a film at a Family History Center, do you need to make arrangements in advance for them to have the film at that location? Or do they have access to all the information in each center?

Would anyone out there be able to tell me the best way to get information from Grottaminarda? Specifically, I am looking for birth records, especially those of Luigi and Caterina. I would like to find out who there parents were, etc. etc. Thank you.

Thanks Tessa, mb and vj! You people are amazing.

VJ, I've been able to track Emma's ancestry back to the Mayflower and beyond, but never had her actual birthdate, so thank you.

US Naturalization Index Card for Rocco Pucillo, baker

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Thanks, Tessa! That is definitely my greadt grandfather. He married a woman named Emma Delacy - a triple Mayflower descendant. I actually have the hard copy of her ...

Yes, they settled in Boston. The sons eventually opened a bakery in Boston's North End.

Thanks for the welcome!

Looking for any information on ny great great grandfather, Luigi Pucillo, born about 1865. and his wife Caterina del Viscovo, born about 1859 in Grottaminarda, Italy.

They came to the United States with their children Rocco (my great grandpa, born around 1891) Giuseppe, Francesco, Ferdinando, and ...