Hello,
I am looking for information on this family:
Bartolo Minetti (probably Bartolomeo Minetto) 1825, married María Magdalena Caviglia 1827 in Italy, we also believe that they had some children there, the first of whom we have knowledge of is Santiago Minetto 1852. Therefore, their marriage we calculate should be between 1845-1850. And we also think that they emigrated to Uruguay around 1860. Their son Manuel Cleriano Minetti 1867 was born in Paysandú, Uruguay.
Probable locations: Martina Olba, Piampaludo, Tiglieto, Aquabianca
Any clues are greatly appreciated!
Thank you,
Carol
Minetto/Caviglia
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Re: Minetto/Caviglia
Is this your family tree? Eight children are shown.
Bartolo Minetti from tree Minetti Family Tree
Record information.
Birth 1825 Italy
Death 1891 Porvenir, Paysandu, Uruguay
Record information.
Spouse María Magdalena Caviglia (1827-1909)
Bartolo Minetti from tree Minetti Family Tree
Record information.
Birth 1825 Italy
Death 1891 Porvenir, Paysandu, Uruguay
Record information.
Spouse María Magdalena Caviglia (1827-1909)
Re: Minetto/Caviglia
Hi, I believe your ancestors came from the area between Genoa and Savona, but there are no records for the period from around 1813 to 1865. Some town have church records online, but they are few. Probably the towns from which they could come were: Rossiglione, Arenzano, Sassello especially, and other municipalities. The surnames are popular in that area as is the very popular first name Bartolome also. Regarding Santiago in Italian it corresponds to Giacomo, but we cannot help more because there are no records.luckytadpole wrote: 16 Aug 2022, 04:42 Hello,
I am looking for information on this family:
Bartolo Minetti (probably Bartolomeo Minetto) 1825, married María Magdalena Caviglia 1827 in Italy, we also believe that they had some children there, the first of whom we have knowledge of is Santiago Minetto 1852. Therefore, their marriage we calculate should be between 1845-1850. And we also think that they emigrated to Uruguay around 1860. Their son Manuel Cleriano Minetti 1867 was born in Paysandú, Uruguay.
Probable locations: Martina Olba, Piampaludo, Tiglieto, Aquabianca
Any clues are greatly appreciated!
Thank you,
Carol
Regards,
suanj
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Re: Minetto/Caviglia
Thank you darkerhorse, yes, that is the family.
And thank you too suanj, I will look at those towns where I can.
I appreciate it!
Carol
And thank you too suanj, I will look at those towns where I can.
I appreciate it!
Carol
Re: Minetto/Caviglia
Hi Carol, these webpages are in italian but no hard to understand:
1. Liste di imbarco tratte dai Registri di Sanita' Marittima (RSM) dell'archivio di Stato di Genova (ASG)
Boarding lists taken from the Maritime Health Registers (RSM) of the Genoa State Archive (ASG)
http://www.cairomontenotte.com/cognome/indice.html#rsm
2. Passaporti vistati a Savona dal consolato dell'Uruguay (AGNU) e altre liste di passeggeri (AGNU)
Passports endorsed in Savona by the Consulate of Uruguay (AGNU) and other passenger lists (AGNU)
http://www.cairomontenotte.com/cognome/indice.html#agnu
hoping helpful,
suanj
1. Liste di imbarco tratte dai Registri di Sanita' Marittima (RSM) dell'archivio di Stato di Genova (ASG)
Boarding lists taken from the Maritime Health Registers (RSM) of the Genoa State Archive (ASG)
http://www.cairomontenotte.com/cognome/indice.html#rsm
2. Passaporti vistati a Savona dal consolato dell'Uruguay (AGNU) e altre liste di passeggeri (AGNU)
Passports endorsed in Savona by the Consulate of Uruguay (AGNU) and other passenger lists (AGNU)
http://www.cairomontenotte.com/cognome/indice.html#agnu
hoping helpful,
suanj
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Re: Minetto/Caviglia
A:
Minetto Juan Batiste (Giovanni Battista) was born in Nasino, Savona, IT and went in Uruguay on 1877
Caviglia Buenaventura (Bonaventura) was born in Castel Vittorio, Imperia, IT and went in Uruguay on 1868
Caviglia Juan (Giovanni) was born in Finalborgo, Savona, IT and went in Uruguay on 1835
Minetto Juan Batiste (Giovanni Battista) was born in Nasino, Savona, IT and went in Uruguay on 1877
Caviglia Buenaventura (Bonaventura) was born in Castel Vittorio, Imperia, IT and went in Uruguay on 1868
Caviglia Juan (Giovanni) was born in Finalborgo, Savona, IT and went in Uruguay on 1835
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Re: Minetto/Caviglia
If you have patience you can search here abt the arrivals in Montevideo https://www.familysearch.org/search/cat ... %20Library
to find the arrival is very important abt the ages and so the birthyears.. if Santiago was born on 1852, and Manuel Cleriano was born on 1867, in these years from 1852 to 1867 the couple maybe had other children.. to enlarge the search and to find more and to check all data provided is very helpful.. The peoples in the past was illiterates and no ables in the count.. The fatal error is always the age.. so in death record rarely is correct... but by the arrival is always correct because they presented the passport...
suanj
to find the arrival is very important abt the ages and so the birthyears.. if Santiago was born on 1852, and Manuel Cleriano was born on 1867, in these years from 1852 to 1867 the couple maybe had other children.. to enlarge the search and to find more and to check all data provided is very helpful.. The peoples in the past was illiterates and no ables in the count.. The fatal error is always the age.. so in death record rarely is correct... but by the arrival is always correct because they presented the passport...
suanj
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