You can try Concilia

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Interestingly, my DNA test shown no italian genes but Balkan, which may relate to the migration through the adriatic sea. My GGP were from Stigliano in the area of Lucarnia surnames Mastronardi and Granieri, just above Calabria and migrated in 1906/7, to Argentina, but many relatives in USA and ...

Marriage of Francesco Antonio Mastronardi & Margherita Granieri, in Stigliano, on May 10, 1906. Act #13
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9WY-H9RL?i=1958&cc=2043814&cat=490695

Processetti.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G9WY-Z3J5?i=1908&cc=2043814&cat=490695 ...

I don't know if this will help you, but you can now access the last entry on the microfilm list for Santa Sofia (the one with just a camera icon to the right) from your home computer. You just need to sign into the familysearch.org website with a username and password.

https://www.familysearch ...

Dear Squigy your primary question relating to the swarthy appearance of southern Italians should be further answered by reading the History Of Italy at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Italy

Many cultures and civilization have existed there since prehistoric times. Culturally and ...

Both my Italian grandparents came from Napoli/Salerno. Ancestry DNA test showed Italian results. My test with MyHeritage did not show Italian, but Greek/Mideast ancestry. At first I thought MyHeritage was just inaccurate, but maybe Napoli residents have Greek roots!


That's interesting, my ...

I am reviving this thread, I wonder if there is anyone here that may have more information, or looking for the same family.
Thank you!

I am reposting this following failure of server, previous posts lost, fortunately all information given to me by Erudita74 and Marty I added to my family tree in Myheritage.

This is what I managed to collect in the last couple of years:

Margherita Granieri (17) and husband Francesco Mastronardi ...