I just checked thank you for the link: most people with these last names live in Lombardia.

I was always told that it was common for people to have red hair in the Veneto area and didn't really think much of it. After reading some of your articles (I am learning quite a lot!) I understand that the Celts invaded Northern Italy, so I guess my tree will be getting even more diversified. my ...

My grandparents emigrated to France as children during the war and they were trying to blend in so they never spoke Italian outside the house. They could still speak it as adults but not as fluently and they didn't pass it on to their children unfortunately. My grandpa kept his accent but not my ...

Thanks for your replies, dates are a bit random, so I will give you what I have:
Valentino Bragagnolo born around 1820/1825 (no birth certificate, death certificate or mariage certificate) probably born in San Martino di Lupari as his children were born there.
Angela Cauduro of Peruvian origin ...

Helo,
My Italian ancestor travelled from San Martino di Lupari to Peru in the 1800s for work and came back with a Peruvian wife. I am trying to locate passengers list (so far I only found USA and Canada), I don't know where he would have left from (what port?) and I would assume he would have gone ...