families in alvito

[boozy.bird]

Hi I am looking for any information about families Castrucci,Persichetti & Pizutti from Alvito......anything would help thanks

[Michael31]

http://www.paginebianche.it/index_en.html

Pizzuti
03041 Alvito (FR)
Persichetti
03041 Alvito (FR)
Castrucci
03041 Alvito (FR)

http://cognomiitaliani.org/cognomi/cognomi0014is.htm
PIZZUTI
PIZZUTO
http://cognomiitaliani.org/cognomi/cognomi0014en.htm
PERSICHELLI
PERSICHELLO
PERSICHETTI
PERSICHILLI
PERSICHILLO
PERSICHINI
PERSICHINO
PERSICI
PERSICO

[Michael31]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pietro_Castrucci
http://it.linkedin.com/pub/dir/+/Castrucci
http://it-it.facebook.com/family/Castrucci/1

[boozy.bird]

Hi Michael
many thanks for the info & links..........do you have any advice on info/links for BDM in the 1800s for these families

[Michael31]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duchy_of_Alvito
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alvito,_Lazio
http://www.comune.alvito.fr.it/site/index.php

[annamccormick84]

Hi,

My great grandparents were Filippo Persighetti and Maria Christina Castrucci.

Are you related in any way?

Anna

[boozy.bird]

Hi Anna
You have already emailed me via my website
http://www.west-bar-italians.co.uk
regards

[Italysearcher]

1809 - 1861 BMD are on micofilm with LDS. After 1861 write to Comune di Alvito.

[BarbaraaK]

Forgive me if I replied to this long ago. My husband's mother's family is from Alvito, and they are named Pizzuti and Persichetti, and have other relatives named Castrucci.

[PeterTimber]

There is a book written by Giorgio Paolo Mattia Castrucci written in 1863 about the history of the Dukedom of Alvito during the Napoli reign and another by Ferdinando Pistilli about the History of learning and literature in the cityof Alivito on the Liri and Fibreno rivers written in 1798. Obviously names in Alivito will be mentioned and perhaps point the way toward your research objectives. Peter

[BarbaraaK]

Thank you, Peter. I found copies of these online, but nothing in English, and Italian is not one of the languages I've studied.

Has anyone translated them -- especially the first? Thanks!

[PeterTimber]

They are books that can either be located in the Alvito library (?) or purchased from an antiquarian bookstore; the closest one to you is in Rome at ERRE LIBRI,Via Francesco Saverio Solari 16,00149, Roma telephone (06)557-6887. If you might want to look for something specific youmight ask the book dearler if he can go thru the book, if available, to answer any question you might have or fax you a copy of any relevant page which works sometimes if they come across what your seeking. You might want to purchase the book for your library as well for your library! Peter