Folladori Family

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Folladori Family

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Hello everyone. I’m new. Please excuse my bad English, (I use the translator of google)!
Forward to view the parish archive of my country, I'm rebuilding that part of my family emigrated to America.
That's what I found:

-Otto Folladori: born in 1887 emigrated to Colorado in 1908 died in 1980 had 8 children by Mary Pedroni (Rome, Eugene, Vincent, Mark, John, Laurence, Shirley and Virginia) that I have many data (names, spouses, birth dates -death) until reaching the current great-grandchildren, I even as a friend on facebook (power of the internet!).
Otto had two brothers: Mark (1885-1948) and John (1878-1963).
Mary Pedroni was the daughter of Agnes Folladori (1872-1955) and George Pedroni (1861-1935).
This family has settled in Sterling, Colorado.

-Marcus Folladori: born in 1864 emigrated to Kansas between 1870 and 1880 who died in 1948 he had 3 children by Lottie Hoffmeyer (Bessie (abt. 1890), Marcus Jr.(1900-1980) and Joseph Bernard(1892-1967)) and also here thanks to the data obtained on the Internet and the kindness of his descendants (who now live in florida) I rebuilt the whole class to date. Through his son, I discovered that a nephew Direct (now 91age) suppurts that Marcus came from Verona .. which seems strange because from what I know of Folladori family there are only 2 strains, one is from my country, the other is Trentino Alto Adige.
Can anyone help me on this? Maybe Marcus is only passed from Verona? Maybe in time and travel is changed the name slightly (I know the existence of Folador, Foladore, Foladori, fuller).

There are other Folladori secure part of my country (and then linked to my family tree), which unfortunately I only have a few personal details and nothing more. How can I do to rebuild their story after landing in America? Can you help me? We list what I have:

-Folladori Tranquillo: Born in 1866 departed from Havre arrived in the U.S. 13/05/1910 destin. Spokane- Washington

-Folladori Henry: Born 1907 sailing from Genoa arrived in the U.S. 19/05/1921 died in 1935 in Clayton - Idaho (I'd like to know that it happened)

-Folladori Antonio: born abt. 1865 left Havre arrived in the U.S. 18/04/1885 destin. Montana

-Folladori Gio: born 1847 left Havre arrived in the U.S. 19/04/1882 destin. New York

-Folladori Giace (Giacomo): Born abt. 1882 departed from Havre arrived in the U.S. 28/09/1906 destin. Salt Lake City – Utah and his sister Anna Silvestra born in 1877 departed from Havre arrived in the U.S. 28/04/1901 and died on 26/01/1911.

Any information you can find it very useful for me and for my research
Thanks in advance to anyone who wants to give me a hand ...

Fabio


P.S. - Can see everything that was found at this address:

http://www.tuttogenealogia.it/index.php ... pic&t=3119


Is in Italian, but you can easily extract the data taken from various international sites.
Thanks again!
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It 's been over a year. Nothing can help me?
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Welcome to the site So you know in the US the census is only up to 1930 for public records There will be a new census in 2012 for public access for 1940 which will help you in your quest for family research after 1930 which will open a new doorways to everyone............ check out in windows live translation
http://www.tuttogenealogia.it/index.php ... pic&t=3119

Benvenuti nel sito così sapete negli Stati Uniti il censimento è solo fino al 1930 per archivi pubblici ci sarà un nuovo censimento nel 2012 per l'accesso del pubblico che contribuirà per 1940 nella vostra ricerca per famiglia ricerca dopo 1930, che si aprirà una nuova portali a tutti. Mi dispiace mio italiano non è così buona

Marty Adelfio
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