Hello
According to the notary archives, here is the tree of Mattia Pontecorvo

http://www.familiae.it/tree.php?id=1-1084

Hope this can help
Claudio Giorgi

Hi, my name is Claudio Giorgi and I live in Italy, close to Rome.
During my research about my family (Giorgi from Valmontone) I crossed the Pontecorvo family. There are other topics in this forum about it. For example, check here:
http://www.italiangenealogy.com/forum/italian-genealogy/4353
You can ...

I'll go back to the archive within two weeks, with the camera. Stay tuned.

Today I found an interesting document. In 1807, a group of 120 Women, chosen among the most wealthy and exemplary in the town, started a "Company for Charity", with the aim of helping poor and ill people. They called themselves "Sisters of Charity".
Among them there was Marianna Monti, widow of ...

Eh eh eh... among other things, actually the document describes how 25 liras were left at Vittorio Giorgi's house to buy his vote. But the men who left the money was wrong, because those 25 liras were intended for another Vittorio, Vittorio Balzoni. So neither the first nor the second voted for the ...

Got it! Thanks to the vendor who sent me the full pages. There is the description of buying the votes with many many details and names. At least 4 of them are my relatives. No more news about Francesco Pontecorvo, however.

Today on ebay I tried to buy a document. Unfortunately I was unsuccessful. Three people, Luigi Fiacchi, Francesco Pontecorvo (your grand grandfather, I believe) and Enrico Mariani, on 8th May 1908 wrote this long document (36 pages) to protest again rigged elections in Valmontone. It would have been ...

Italysearcher wrote:Civil records from 1871-1911 can be ordered on microfilm from any LDS Library. http://www.familysearch.org

Thanks. Most of them I've already seen. Waiting for the last two items.

The search continues, even if with very little time available.
Today I've found another grand grand grand...ma of yours, living in middle-end 1700. Her name was Petronilla (unknown family name), wife of Stefano Monti. Now your tree has 35 people in 10 generations, as far as I know.
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Hi Fernanda,
it's really nice to read your message and your enthusiasm. Really the same I had when I begun to search.
Unfortunately Paolo Giorgi (Paolo son of Giorgio Tessitori), which was my most ancient ancestor with my family name, is not the "father" of all Giorgis in the world, only the father ...

Hello,
today I should have found the answer: your grand grand pa and your grand grand ma were actually relatives, degree 8

The names in the grave are:
Ettore Piacentini, who lived 22 months, dead on 9th may 1938.
Diva Piacentini. She was also a child, but I did not shot well the picture, so her dates are not visible (I focused on Clelia Zianna and Francesco Pontecorvo).
However, since this grave is only a few steps away ...

Happy for this.
In the cemetery there are other Pontecorvos' graves, but nobody is in the list I'm building. The picture close to Francesco Pontecorvo's dates is of a child whose surname is Ettore Piacentini.
Probably those Piacentinis are also your relatives, but till now I don't know the link.

First: the document described last week (Clelia Zianna and her husband Francesco Pontecorvo bought 4 acres of arable land for 400 liras from Antonio Castorino, who was a musician):
http://www.familiae.it/forum/DSC_0055.JPG
http://www.familiae.it/forum/DSC_0057.JPG
http://www.familiae.it/forum ...

Several new things to add!
Pls wait for a while because I need to put in order all the infos and images found today, retouch and publish them.