Don't worry Squigy! Could you find what you were looking for? Do you need any help? Let me know! If you don't understand spanish, remember I do =) One thing you might don't know: Some ships from Italy didn't go directly to Buenos Aires harbor, they went to Montevideo one (in Uruguay), and then the i...

hola Daniel! Tenes idea de esta persona a quien busco? Francesco Risafi, nacido en 1882-1885 aprox, pero lo que sé es que Alfonso Risafi era el padre, a menos que Francesco tuviera un hermano llamado igual que el padre. Sabes algo de esto? Yo estoy tratando de conseguir algunos datos de Francesco, ...

thank you very much! =)

thanks!
One more question, if I apply for the dual citizenship through my great grandfather, do I need my great grandmother's birth certificate?

Hello, I was wondering how much information do I have to provide to a comune to ask for my great grandfather's birth certificate. The problem is the following: I have found in internet some info about him, that I think is correcy except one thing, her mother. In the army files says that her mother w...

I think I read something in the right column:

"Lucia Ferraro e PASQUALE (Tanviello??)"
I'm trying to figure out the mother's name...

where is supposed to say Lucia's mother's name? (sorry i don't know if that question is right, english is a foreign language for me).
I can't find it =(

thank you all for the replies! I'm very happy now because my mother says that my grandmother had never been naturalized agentinian (i don't know if that sentence is correct...i hope you understand). So, my great grandfather was italian when my grandmother was born. I can apply for the citizenship! R...

ooh okey, I understand.

So now I have to find out that...my God! This is too difficult... Let me see if I get it right, my great grandfather had to become citizen before or after my grandparents were born to apply myself to the citizenship?

Great grandfather, exactly. Let me explain it a little more "grafically". My mother (Argentinian, born 1956) - Her father (argentinan, 1928) ----> His father (argentinan, don't know the year) ----> His mother (argentinan, don't know the year either) - Her mother (argentinian, 1930 aprox.) ...

through the grandfather of my mom. Is there any difference if I apply through her grandmother?

Hi, This week I posted some topics here, but now I read about a law of the citizenship and I really don't understand it. I hope somebody can help me. This is my situation: The grandfather (1882) and grandmother (1894) of my mom (1956) were both italians. Neither my mom or my grandparents (1928 aprox...

DId you find what you are looking for? I'm argentinian, maybe I can help you. You can try to look in the CEMLA website, and also here: http://sites.google.com/site/barcosdeagnelli/Listado There you have passenger lists between 1820-1920, in excel format. Bye byee!! Good luck! If you need translate, ...

Yes, I'm 100% sure that Francesco went directly from Italy to Argentina. I saw all the Francesco Risafi you found, but any of those match the years. He was born in 1881-1884, and he married here in Argentina in 1909 with Assunta (or Asuncion) De Filippi. It's weird, I found (you too, in the other po...

I didn't realize a thing, is ancestry.com only for looking people that migrate to USA??
Because both people I'm looking for, they came to Argentina. Anyway, the info I need is for finding their birth certificate. Thanks