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fliarosso · Post by **fliarosso** » 21 Dec 2002, 13:58

Hola a todos , acabo de abrir una cuenta en esta pÃ¡gina luego de comenzar la bÃºsqueda de mis antepasados italianos , los apellidos que busco estÃ¡n en el sujeto de este mail , si alguien tiene relaciÃ³n directa/indirecta con cualquiera de los apellidos que busco les agradecerÃa que se comunicaran...cuando tengan tiempo

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 Todos mis antepasados nacieron en el Piemonte , la mayorÃa en la provincia de CÃºneo . Y emigraron a Argentina a fines del 1800 .
 
 
 Hi there , just opened this account and trying to find information about the family names that I mentioned on the subject of this mail ...if you have any information or relation to those names I would be very glad if you can drop me a couple of lines ....My ancestors left Piemonte during the late 1800 and most of them emigrated to Argentina , but we know that some other branches headed for the States as well ....hope I can find some of those lost links.

ptimber · Post by **ptimber** » 21 Dec 2002, 14:17

First go to www.ellisisland.org for all persons with those surnames who entered the USA as immigrants from 1892 to 1921. Also check www.gedlink.com for all others persons in the world researching those same surnames like you are doing. You can also check the telephone directories in It the town of origin in Italy at www,paginebianche.it. if there are any persons with those same last names you may wish to write them all one letter and include a self addressed envelope and ask them if they are related to you. Do the same for Argentina . Peter NYC

ptimber · Post by **ptimber** » 21 Dec 2002, 14:53

P.S. ...It is important to not e that you must know the town oforigin in order to find your family. In Italy all records,history family is in the town or village of origin. It is not sufficient to say Province of Cuneo if you want to be exactly sure that the people with those same surnames are related to you. Peter

fliarosso · Post by **fliarosso** » 22 Dec 2002, 16:00

Thanks Peter , nice of you to answer my message . Actually we manage to trace several relatives that emigrate to Argentina .They all left from different villages in the area of Torino : Caraglio ,Saluzzo , San Lorenzo and Verzuolo were the birth places of most of my ancestors. I also managed to find the name and pictures of some of the ships that they travelled with , so I\'m really thrilled by all the information that is available on the net . I just hope to find more people , maybe looking for the same family names ,that I can exchange information with.
 J.L. / fliarosso

ptimber · Post by **ptimber** » 22 Dec 2002, 18:30

Your not too \"clear\". Why didn\'t you say that in the first place? Peter

fliarosso · Post by **fliarosso** » 22 Dec 2002, 21:33

Sorry Peter....was not my intention ! ...it\'s just that we are 2 brothers doing this research , and the first message wasn\'t posted by me ...and my brother has his mind somewhere else these days ...sorry for the confusion. Anyway I have to say that your tips were GREAT !!!. And I\'m already taking advantage of those new paths !!! Thanks once more !!!!!

ptimber · Post by **ptimber** » 22 Dec 2002, 22:15

You lie with class! Peter

fliarosso · Post by **fliarosso** » 23 Dec 2002, 11:57

We don\'t really apreciatte your last comment Peter , we think that it was a bit out of line ! .......we never intended to cause any trouble , so if you felt offended or something like that ,we are very sorry , but we are not liers....

ptimber · Post by **ptimber** » 23 Dec 2002, 15:58

Oh My. Sorry to have misinterpreted your comments.! Peter