MarcuccioV wrote: 20 Feb 2021, 01:33 Turns out his grandmother's maiden name was LaBarbera -- I wonder if she was the un-named sister. her name was Domenica. She was a very sweet lady.

Where did Domenica live? Those names don't sound familiar. Maybe she was a cousin, though.

Grazie Marcello! This is interesting information. Just yesterday I received Giuseppe’s marriage certificate, which lists his parents’ names as Giuseppe LaBarbera and Caterina Betane. Could you tell me how you found the information on May 18, 1881? Thank you!

You can never be sure because, like the situation you linked, there is always the possibility of a surprise ruling. Unlike in the US, established precedent is not a feature of Italian law.

Yes, this does mean a degree of uncertainty. However, for the most part, lawyers who are handling 1948 ...

I am looking for a birth certificate and any information about my great-grandfather, Giuseppe LaBarbera of Mezzojuso. He was the eldest of 5 (?) children. I don't know his parents' names but his siblings were possibly Giovanni, Giuseppina, Tomasino, and possibly one other sister. He left Italy in ...