I found a connection to 2 Sunseri's in my family. They are women that married into the lines I have been able to trace. They lived in the 1700's. I am not much help.

Marlena - I think we have common relatives. I have made quite some progress and came across this post today. There are a few names on the list you made that matches.

Thank you!

Thank you for that.

Thank you so much!

I learned this contains my GG Grandfather's birth record.

On the census reports, Sam switched back and forth between Sam and Salvator. And Antonina switched back and forth between Antonina and Nina.

I have made quite some progress on every side of my family tree (going back to early/mid 1700's) except for the Mingoia side. I am still stuck at Samuel (Salvator) Mingoia b. 1874 and Antonina DiDomenica/Domingo b. 1875. They are my Great-Great Grandparents. They immigrated to the USA between 1913 ...

I have made quite some progress on every side of my family tree (going back to early/mid 1700's) except for the Mingoia side. I am still stuck at Samuel (Salvator) Mingoia b. 1874 and Antonina DiDomenica/Domingo b. 1875. They are my Great-Great Grandparents. They immigrated to the USA between 1913 ...

Thank you again. The info has been helpful. I am happy to be able to add where the Butera side of my family lived in Sicily. As well as seeing the marriage and birth certificates. I am grateful to you all!

I am sorry it has been so long since I have been on. I want to thank everyone for their help. I am excited to look at all the comments, documents and links you all have provided. Thank you!

We do not have any official records yet. Not even sure how to go about that.

I will show this link to my aunt. She is working on this with me. The 1st names are so common!

I have been slowly piecing together my family tree. I can use some help. I know that my Great-Great Grandparents came from Sicily.

This is what I know about the Mingoia side: Antonina DiDomenico (born in 1875) married Salvatore Mingoia (born in 1874). They immegrated to the USA between 1913 and ...