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The Brandol's and Giavia's immigrated together around 1910-1913, some as late as the 1920's. Leonardo Brandol, his wife Margherita, their son Michele and her brother Massimo are the ones I know of for sure. They lived in Giaveno, Italy. Some came to Utah and others to California. So far I haven't been able to trace the families past Leo and Margherita.
Thank you anyone who can help further our search!!
8O here is a longshot... nicely scripted too... just sounds too much like Leonardo Brandol.. but the town is correct!
This "Leonildo" would be joining an uncle in Utah... can't make out the wife's name...
First Name: Leonildo Last Name: Brando
Ethnicity: Italian Last Place of Residence: Giaveno, Italy
Date of Arrival: June 30, 1913 Age at Arrival:  33y    Gender:  M    Marital Status:  M  Ship of Travel: Rochambeau Port of Departure: Le Havre
Manifest Line Number: 0013
jeri71 wrote:The Brandol's and Giavia's immigrated together around 1910-1913, some as late as the 1920's. Leonardo Brandol, his wife Margherita, their son Michele and her brother Massimo are the ones I know of for sure. They lived in Giaveno, Italy. Some came to Utah and others to California. So far I haven't been able to trace the families past Leo and Margherita.
Thank you anyone who can help further our search!!
jeri
Also, get a pedigree chart and start writing down your information. You want to start from yourself and then work your way backwards. Also, try to find any census record that you can. This can narrow down the years of death, when a person was married, how many children were born, and when a person came to the USA and was naturalized. Each census has different types of information on them.
Try to get anyone Death certificate especially Leonardo's and his wife. If you don't have a date, but know the cemetery, you can contact the cemetery for the burial date. The burial date can help you get the death certificate.
mfjp wrote:8O here is a longshot... nicely scripted too... just sounds too much like Leonardo Brandol.. but the town is correct!
This "Leonildo" would be joining an uncle in Utah... can't make out the wife's name...
First Name: Leonildo Last Name: Brando
Ethnicity: Italian Last Place of Residence: Giaveno, Italy
Date of Arrival: June 30, 1913 Age at Arrival:  33y    Gender:  M    Marital Status:  M  Ship of Travel: Rochambeau Port of Departure: Le Havre
Manifest Line Number: 0013
Hi mfjp, really the first name Leonildo's wife Anna..but is very possible that is he...
why on Margherita Brandol (daughter of Michele) age 30 in 1913 and Michele son age 3, coming from Giaveno(mistaken GIASTENO), joining Leonildo husband/father in Salt Lake city- Utah
jeri71 wrote:The Brandol's and Giavia's immigrated together around 1910-1913, some as late as the 1920's. Leonardo Brandol, his wife Margherita, their son Michele and
Hi Jerry, after reading your post I thought that Margherita's surname would be Giava... 8O .. as the manifest suanj posted has her as a Brandol. But it clearly is Leonildo's wife and child.. I guess you were talking about Giavia's in general?... or how does this name fit in?
Margherita is Leonaldo (Leonardo?)'s wife. Michele (Mike) is their son and my grandfather. This was the easy part, our problem is getting past them and back into Italy. I will try ordering the microfilm.
jeri71 wrote:The Brandol's and Giavia's immigrated together around 1910-1913, some as late as the 1920's. Leonardo Brandol, his wife Margherita, their son Michele and her brother Massimo are the ones I know of for sure. They lived in Giaveno, Italy. Some came to Utah and others to California. So far I haven't been able to trace the families past Leo and Margherita.
Thank you anyone who can help further our search!!
jeri
Also, get a pedigree chart and start writing down your information. You want to start from yourself and then work your way backwards. Also, try to find any census record that you can. This can narrow down the years of death, when a person was married, how many children were born, and when a person came to the USA and was naturalized. Each census has different types of information on them.
Try to get anyone Death certificate especially Leonardo's and his wife. If you don't have a date, but know the cemetery, you can contact the cemetery for the burial date. The burial date can help you get the death certificate.
I hope this helps.
Trish
Trish: Thanks for your help. This is a dumb question, but I am new at this? How do I order the film from the Family History Center? Is it the one in Salt Lake? Do we just call and order it and go up when it's in? Or can we order it from our local History Center?
Margherita is Leonaldo (Leonardo?)'s wife. Michele (Mike) is their son and my grandfather. This was the easy part, our problem is getting past them and back into Italy.
yes...understood... was just trying to clarify Margherita's surname... most women entered Ellis under their maiden name...
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