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Thanks for all of this help for Brenda. We have been trying to find where Magno came from because Brenda wants to visit Italy next year, and see the villages of her ancestors. Giuseppe PALOMBO is our common ancestor. Brenda is his great grand daughter through his second wife, and I am his g g g grand daughter through his first wife. Confused? I knew that the Palombos were from Picinisco, but Magno was a bit more difficult!
Can't wait to hear what you get back from Colle San Magno Brenda!
Hi Suanj
Thank you for your email.
My letter has been written, translated and printed ready to post tomorrow...phew what a week!
Can anyone tell me the post code for Colle san Magno? The link page for it wouldn't open.
Brenda xx
Thank you for your help jcsm. The map is great.
How about all of this Marisa? Watch this space!
brummy wrote:Hi Suanj
Thank you for your email.
My letter has been written, translated and printed ready to post tomorrow...phew what a week!
Can anyone tell me the post code for Colle san Magno? The link page for it wouldn't open.
Brenda xx
Thank you for your help jcsm. The map is great.
How about all of this Marisa? Watch this space!
In Italy Christmas is usually dedicated to family, while New Year's eve is spend to have fun and celebrate with friends. The most common tradition for New Year's Eve it's called "Veglione" that literally means "The Big Stay Awake". A Veglione is usually organized in restaurants, hotels or clubs and...
I knew that the Palombos were from Picinisco, but Magno was a bit more difficult!
