Thank you Tessa, you are so helpful Now I just need to figure out if Lorenzo ever came to Montreal (doubtful) and when Giuseppe arrived (later period arrivals are difficult to find) He did apparently have "canadian nationality" , but access to later period naturalization information is dif...

Yes, good find Tessa
He must have remarried, maybe it's a cousin.
Thank you

So...now we know he was in Italy in 1927! and 1943....

Here is the first marriage to Angela (1912):

I managed to locate a bit more information, Lorenzo & Angela married in Agrigento in 1912, he then left Palermo for NYC in 1913, while she was pregnant. She stayed back in Agrigento and gave birth to a son, Giuseppe, born in 1914. She died in Agrigento in 1915. I didn't find any trace of her com...

thank you

I'm looking to find a reasonable NYC researcher who is familiar in searching though the NYC court records, from about 1880, most are held at the NYC municipal records department, probably on microfilm.

Any suggestions you can PM me. Thanks

Sorry for the delay.
Thank you Parker, will do as soon as I have a chance.

Hi all, (updated) I am looking for any further information about Lorenzo Balsano & Angela Moscato and their immigration to Montreal, Canada. I cannot locate their deaths. They had a son, Giuseppe (Antonio) born in 1914, he died in Montreal in 1997 (cant find exact date). Giuseppe married Lorenza...

So after a lot more research, it turns out the NY Superior court was abolished in 1895, its jurisdiction was transferred to the NY State Supreme Court - I contacted them, but its a "run-around" as they directed me to the Federal Plaza building ! :shock: This makes no sense. Anyway I also s...

Can you post the image, Adelfio? thank you.

Indeed. Thank you Tessa Normally with these old files, the actual document related to the index is found in Ancestry, (and sometimes in FS). They are often formatted as inverted-black color. Unfortunately, I think the only way to retrieve the older naturalizations are from the known genealogical dat...

Hello all.
I have found the following on NY naturalization card index on FamilySearch, but I couldnt locate the actual naturalization file papers anywhere so far...I was wondering if anyone has any ideas.
Thanks

Excellent. Thank you Erudita!

I am hoping someone can decipher the part of the sentence after

Vincenza Di Sanza .... looks like assetita da Francesco di Sanza duo ave materno in mancanza di duo genitori....?

I assume Francesco is Vincenza's father ?

Any comment is appreciated. Thank you

Here is the Correnti family I mentioned....
And I find this Giuseppe Correnti with father Gaspare....(not sure its the same family though)

Is there any other way to contact ?

piazza16428 or ray1955....

thanks

(unfortunately my PM service isnt working, nor are my image attachments)