I knpw that bpth my grandparents immagrated from Pescessaroli arouing the turn of the century. I am trying to find further information on researching the name in Italy. How do I find the family records that go beyond the "greats" which I know as Pappa or Marigadonna and DiPerro?
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savey wrote: I knpw that bpth my grandparents immagrated from Pescessaroli arouing the turn of the century. I am trying to find further information on researching the name in Italy. How do I find the family records that go beyond the "greats" which I know as Pappa or Marigadonna and DiPerro?
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Hi there,
This is a double post for I posted this information in the Genealogy Forum.
The correct spelling of the town is Pescaserroli.
The Family History Center has microfilm that you can order for about $3.50 a roll. However, the film is limited and only goes from 1809-1865. Here is the link for the microfilm.
humm.. most probable the exact spelling are: Papa, Margadonna and DI PIRRO.. all surnames in Pescasseroli ....here are some Margadonna born in Abruzzo, and other records by surname http://www.carfang.com/Abruzzo_Data/b_m.html
regards, suanj
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color=red] [/color] Is it best to get microfilm ahead of time or look for the information at the parishes and government records while there? I did find one Saviola in the records for Pescaserroli and many more DiPirro. Is it possible to get addresses and send a letter. It must be relative to be in the same village. However, my father thought that my grandfather was only son to survive and uncles had left town.
Unless the microfilm you need happens to be at the Family History Center you visit, you have to go to the FHC and order the microfilm records you want to view. They usually take a couple of weeks to arrive.
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I knpw that bpth my grandparents immagrated from Pescessaroli arouing the turn of the century. I am trying to find further information on researching the name in Italy. How do I find the family records that go beyond the "greats" which I know as Pappa or Marigadonna and DiPerro?
color=red] [/color] Is it best to get microfilm ahead of time or look for the information at the parishes and government records while there? I did find one Saviola in the records for Pescaserroli and many more DiPirro. Is it possible to get addresses and send a letter. It must be relative to be in the same village. However, my father thought that my grandfather was only son to survive and uncles had left town.
