Much appreciated! Thank you!

Christine, which Italian newspaper is this article from? I am researching in the New Haven area as well. Availability of the many Italian newspapers seems spotty at best. Thanks!

Janlee, I recently started researching Angela Giori Anelini's son, Angelo Anelini, who was born in Germany about 1908. His father Alessio was a miner. Angelo was married to my grand Aunt, Rose Aguzzi, in New Haven, CT. He disappeared about 1935. On Ancestry, someone has him as Angelo Aguzzi-Nocera ...

Good point. No clothes in January. She was born close by. Thank you!

Tessa,

One more question. Based on the record, do you think it is likely she was born elsewhere and brought to Piedimonte d'Alife?

All the records I have for her, indicate she was born in Piedimonte or Caserta (I assume the Province) except for my grandfather's baptismal record in New Haven which ...

Thank you Tessa!

What exactly would be the "at the reception of the Abandoned" ? The record does not indicate a wheel. Would this mean she was left at the midwife's home or a separate facility for the Foundlings?

I appreciate your help.

I would appreciate help translating my great grandmother's birth record. I am having trouble with the lower half of the second paragraph. Was she brought to the House of the Abandoned?

Thank you!

My ggf was Marcellino Maddalena born in 1860 in Piedimonte d'Alife. Yes, the Maddalena surname is popular.

My ggf had two brothers who migrated to Buenos Aires circa 1900. Supposedly they have descendants there. The brothers are from the Maddalena branch from Piedimonte d'Alife.