Can someone translate the attached document in English?

What does this say in English? I can't read Italian.

Is there any records of the names of italians that came over in 1901 that would have been hired by the railroad from Ellis Island?

Ok, thanks

what about 1882 birth records for Rome, Italy? Can you check that for me Marty?

If we send a letter to Italy and ask them all the Giovanni's that were born on March 25, 1882, will they send us a list of everyone?

John was a Miner in 1918. I had heard from my cousin that he had worked on the railroad when he met my grandmother in 1912 and that is how he met her is when the railroad came thru her town so just wondering if there was a record of that.

Can you check anywhere and see if Gioacchino worked on the railroad after he married Gertrude in 1907?

This is very interesting.

OMG, thank you so much for your help. You will never know how much I appreciate your assistance in finding my John. I believe you are so right about this. Let me know if you find anything else. So, he probably came over to find better work in the US, met her and married, then went to work on the ...

I believe the surname was Infussi too but now trying to figure out what his first name could have been. It is like a needle in a hay stack.

Found out today from John's sons birth certificate that John was born in Rome Italy.

How can I find out who Fransesco's father and mother is? John's mom and dad was Domenic and Mary.

That is good information to know. Everytime I search for Enfusse, Pietro Infussi always shows up on Ancestry on the right side of people who may be related. Do you think that Pietro could be John?

That is some good information. Do you think John could be Pietro Infussi and he just used the name John because everytime I search for an enfusse relative, Pietro Infussi always shows up on Ancestry on the right side?