An update on this and ADVICE for anyone having issues finding Marriage Certificates for family that were likely married sometime in the 1930-1960 range...

I checked the Maryland State Archives and it turns out that my Grandparents were married in Maryland in 1955.

I have been searching for years ...

JTSD20 and mler,

Thank you so much for the advice and kind words. It looks like we found my GGPs' marriage certificate in NYC!

Now, just needing the marriage certificate for my GPs. I am going to search New Jersey and Florida per JTSD's advice. I have a feeling they married some time around 1950 ...

Thank mler.

Luckily my GGF's parents never immigrated to the US and my GGM's parents came over many years after her and by all records never naturalized either.

On all US Censuses from 1910-1950 my GGF and GGM are listed as "A" (as is my GGM's parents after their arrival) and on both of their ...

Mler,

I am almost 100% certain that my great-grandparents were married in the United States, as they both immigrated to America from Italy at different times and my great-grandmother (GGM) did so when she was about 9 years old.

That being said, I have performed searches in all five New York City ...

I have an appointment with the Italian Consulate in Miami in March this year.

I have all of the documents I need aside from marriage certificates for my Great-Grandparents and Grandparents.

Since I have all of the documents, none of the agencies will help me. I've reached out to Coco Ruggeri and ...

This will, as always, depend on the policy of the consulate where you present your application.

The officials have some level of discretion, so your best bet might be to assemble the most accurate and complete set of documents (including the correction of any discrepancies) and see what the ...

This will, as always, depend on the policy of the consulate where you present your application.

The officials have some level of discretion, so your best bet might be to assemble the most accurate and complete set of documents (including the correction of any discrepancies) and see what the ...

I am applying for dual-citizenship through my Paternal Grandfather, who was never naturalized as a US Citizen, born in Italy in 1883 and immigrated sometime around 1901.

I am having a great deal of trouble locating:
-my Grandfather and Grandmother's marriage certificate, and
-my Father and Mother ...

Possibility?
"New York, New York City Marriage Records, 1829-1938", database, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2CX-2FMD : 17 August 2022), Angelo Curto and Isabella Miele, 1933.


Hello Terra,

Thank you for taking the time to research this. That would be my father's ...

Hello,

I am having trouble locating my father and mother's Marriage Record. I have searched multiple years in NYC

Their first son, my older brother, was born in 1948 in New York (Long Island I believe). I was born in 1952 on Long Island at Brunswick General when we lived in Amityville on Long ...

Hello,

I am having trouble finding the marriage records for my paternal grandfather and grandmother for our Italian citizenship application.

My grandfather was born December 20, 1883 (or December 24, 1885) in Acri, Italy and my grandmother was born January 1, 1892 in Rose, Consenza, Italy.

They ...

We are obtaining our Italian Citizenship through my paternal-grandfather, who was born in Italy in 1885 and was never naturalized as a US citizen after immigrating sometime around 1906.

My father was married once prior to being married to my mother, but had no children from his first marriage.

My ...

afecad wrote: 02 Mar 2021, 05:38

JonJCurtoJr wrote: 01 Mar 2021, 15:49

Check with user PippoM on here to aid in your document search in Acri. I’m sure they can assist you as another user stated they had success.

Awesome! I'll reach out to PippoM today.

We were going to sit down and write the letter to the officials in Acri this weekend.

Thanks again!

Divorce proceedings are sealed for 100 years in NYC.

You will have to get a lawyer involved to get these via a court order or petition, since the parties are assumed deceased you obviously won’t have to also provide “certificate of no appeal” document either.

http://ww2.nycourts.gov/courts/1jd ...

Has anyone been able to obtain divorce records from NYC for a divorce that occurred prior to 1950?

My grandfather and his first wife were married in New Jersey in 1933 and had final divorce proceedings in Queens, NY in 1950.

I have the exact date of the annulment as well as their original marriage ...