You really are a gem. Thank-you so much for all your help. I'm going to look into those potential parental records from Durazzano you found. And study up on my Italian! Warmest Regards, Elise

462566730_2031953330561088_7492131344009855804_n.jpeg Hello again- :) I wanted to reach out because I found someone in Naples who requested the record on my behalf and actually found it! I still need to get some of it translated (I can figure out the basics), but I wanted to share it with you since ...

Thank-you so much for all your help!

I went to a Family Search center near me but was unable to find the Petition or Certificate of Antonio Romeo. I did look through the Nati records for Durazzano on either side and including 1877 for Antonio (no luck). My immigration request is a year out, apparently. I'm not sure how many quartieri ...

This is a treasure trove of information! Thank-you so much for your help. Do you know why they may have listed their residence as Naples on Virgilia's birth record? That's what was throwing me when I found that record. That along with the fact that Antonio listed Durazzano as his last place of ...

I found the birth record for his younger sister, Virgilia Romeo in Durazzano in 1882, parents Tomasso Romeo and Lucia Bonini. It states they resided in Naples even though his mother gave birth in Durazzano. His birthday is listed as June 22nd, 1877 on the WWI reg card. July 2nd, 1877 on his WWII reg ...

I'm looking for the birth record of Antonio Romeo. He has his father listed as Tommaso Romeo and Lucia Bonini on the Church Marriage Certificate from Troy New York, 1900 (on his 1965 death certificate his father is listed as Thomas Romeo and his mother Lucia Bourcei).
His immigration card states he ...