Thanx daniesq You are a Star !!!!!
Now i have another couple of clues for my family tree

Sorry to be a pain but links dont work ?

On ancestry.co.uk i found these two entries for cousins of my grandfather in Proffesssional& Organisational Directories / British Postal Service Appointment Books ,1737-1969 Name: Silvio A L Scaramuzza Residence: Jul 1951 - Savings Bank Department Name: Ondrina L T Scaramuzza Residence: Oct 1954...

Just found out that an ancestor of mine Emilio Scaramuzza died at Rio Dei Sardoni Salsomaggiore in 1925 but i cant find it on the maps
Has anyone any ideas about where Rio dei Sardoni , Salsomaggiore would be ?

I have had a few good results searching for family burial records here ....

https://www.deceasedonline.com

The Wedding Cert with Dominico Paganussi named as a witness can be seen here ......

http://image72.webshots.com/72/6/24/57/ ... Ics_fs.jpg

I have an 1880 wedding cert from Holborn London with a Domenico Paganussi named as a witness bride and groom confirmed as from Parma area

Check your inbox , I PM'd you

Eirnia / Enna Bufalores husband was probably Joseph /Guiseppe who died 1900

Deaths Mar 1900 (>99%)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Bufalore Joseph 62 Sheffield 9c 373

http://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/search.pl

In the 1901 census image for Bufalore of 36 Copper st Sheffield the head of the household Eirnia or Einna is a 66 year old widow ..... female not male

I have the wedding cert of Vincenzo Arcaro and Emilia Scaramuzza who married in Sheffield 1901 witnesses were named as Achille Bufalore and Martha Ann Green I Also have a 1901 census image for 36 Copper Street Sheffield which lists the Bufalore family as living next door to the Scaramuzzas PM me you...

The names Demarco Arcari and Rea show up on this site ........

http://www.ancoatslittleitaly.com/index.html


Maybe De Marco links here ......

http://www.voluta.co.uk/sitedata/Albero/tree1.html

Capoldi Capaldi pics ..... http://www.voluta.co.uk/foto/Groups/index.htm

The National Library of Scotland has digitized 287 Scottish Post Office directories which can now be viewed online for free. These directories cover the period 1774 to 1911.

http://www.nls.uk/family-history/direct ... ost-office