Lise: Surname of g g grandfather and missing g grandfather.

[CarolynMary]

Hello, I am from New Orleans, Lousiana and I am looking for information on my Great Great Grandfather Nicolo Lala, he came to New Orleans I believe in 1875. Nicolo Lala is my Grandfather Father Antonino Lala, who had a Grocery Store on Carondlet St. in New Orleans. Looking also for information on the Tamburello family of New Orleans, La. Carolina Tamburello was married Antonino Lala.
If you have any information please let me know

[suanj]

Gallarate suggestion is if the surnames spelling are TOIA; LOSANNA; RIVA; RADAELLI; but I'm no sure that the just spelling are so, why are many italian surnames very similar.. so Riva can be PIVA why, just another thought are the ship's manifest of 1902, line 8
http://ellisisland.org/search/shipManif ... 2730050613


-Luigi PIVA that joining the cousin A. TOIA in New Rochelle, 224 Union Ave, coming from Colico, same travel of Giuseppe Radaelli here mentioned previous from other members...
perhaps can to interest...
suanj

[Marcialise]

ok... saw it... that batch number does have "film" connected to it...I think you can research further from film... will check it out...

Batch No: M006986, Type: Film

Do I contact FamilySearch for this?

[mfjp]

The International Genealogical Index is a partial index to vital records from around the world. Some of the information may have come from microfilm copies of the original records. Because the original records may have been updated by the record custodians, you may find additional, more accurate information in the original records. You may also be able to obtain official copies of the original records by contacting the appropriate record custodian, some of whom are listed below.

The above info was copied from this site below...

http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/ ... _hints.asp

Please do call your local Family History Center as they could help you further... have the batch # you found handy...

You will be hearing from me later today!
Have a great day
maria

[Marcialise]

Thanks Maria, I found one about 15 mins away from home. I'll call them up tomorrow.

@ suanj, thanks for your further advise. Records of Luigi PIVA and Giuseppe Radaelli are very interesting (both from Colico..hhmm)

I can't wait until I receive the naturalization recrods of Attilio Toia ...

[suanj]

Thanks Maria, I found one about 15 mins away from home. I'll call them up tomorrow.

@ suanj, thanks for your further advise. Records of Luigi PIVA and Giuseppe Radaelli are very interesting (both from Colico..hhmm)

I can't wait until I receive the naturalization recrods of Attilio Toia ...

Marcialise: is interesting that Luigi PIVA that joining the cousin A. TOIA (probable cousin of Attilio's wife) in New Rochelle, 224 Union Ave this address remember you something?
suanj

[Marcialise]

Thanks Maria, I found one about 15 mins away from home. I'll call them up tomorrow.

@ suanj, thanks for your further advise. Records of Luigi PIVA and Giuseppe Radaelli are very interesting (both from Colico..hhmm)

I can't wait until I receive the naturalization recrods of Attilio Toia ...

Marcialise: is interesting that Luigi PIVA that joining the cousin A. TOIA (probable cousin of Attilio's wife) in New Rochelle, 224 Union Ave this address rememeber you somthing?
suanj

It's reallly close to where my father's maternal (Paduano side) cousins used to live. I checked it up and the address still exists.

[suanj]

So, really, is possible, that Attilio's mother in law surname was PIVA and no RIVA.... It is very possible that also Attilio and wife, was borns in Colico.....
regards, suanj

[Marcialise]

So, really, is possible, that Attilio's mother in law surname was PIVA and no RIVA.... It is very possible that also Attilio and wife, was borns in Colico.....
regards, suanj

It could be either Piva (ellisisland - record of Luigi Piva), Riva (ellisisland - record of Luigi Riva) or Resa (familysearch.org - record of Maria Radaelli spouse of Attilio Toia)..

Once I get more certificates, I'll ask Colico about birth certificate of Mary Radaelli and Attilio Toia.

[mfjp]

www.ellisisland.org

Piva,Agostino Colico arrived 1906  age 20
Piva,Alfonso Colico 1904  22
Piva,Arturo Colico, Como 1923  13
Piva,Assunta Colico 1904  23
Piva,Ennisio Colico, Italy 1914  19
Piva,Ettore Colico, Italy 1913  22
Piva,Giuseppe Colico, Italy 1912  37
Piva,Giuseppe Colico 1907  38
Piva,Giuseppe Colico 1904  16
Piva,Lorenzo Colico, Italy 1910  17
Piva,Luigi Colico, Italy 1914  24
Piva,Luigi Colico 1902  21
Piva,Pietro Colico 1904  19
Piva,Rosalia Colico 1904  0 
Piva,Vincenzo Colico, Italy 1913  23
Pivo,Noe Colico 1903  22
Polti,Adolfo Colico 1901  29
Pozzi,Amatore Colico, Como 1923  22
Pozzi,Angelo Colico, Italy 1907  8 
Pozzi,Carolina Colico, Italy 1907  32
Pozzi,Edvardo Colico, Italy 1907  7
Radaelli,Guiseppe Colico 1902  48
Ragni,Pietro Colico 1907  2
Rego,Cristofano Colico 1902  49
Riva,Carlo Colico 1907  22 
Riva,Silvio Colico 1907  17

Hi Marcia, that sounds great... a Family History Center 15 minutes away...
mfjp

[Marcialise]

Hi Marcia, that sounds great... a Family History Center 15 minutes away...
mfjp

I called them this morning and they said they can't help me because they only have english records. I'll have to ask a friend of mine living in New Jersey to do a bit of research... this is tough from abroad..

I might take a break from my genealogical research until I get all the certificates. It's frustrating not having much access to information at the moment..


Thank you all for your help and hopefully I'll be back when I have more proper information.. Thank you again!!

[VaDeb]

Hi Marcailise,

Call your local family history center again. There should have been a misunderstanding. They mean they only have English records there permanently. MOst, if not all, FHC will order microfilm that you request. Take the print out of what you need with you. Go in and order the film. Here in the US it is $3-$4 a roll. After you order it, takes a couple of weeks to come in. Make sure the FHC has a microfilm printer as well as a viewer if you want to make copies of what you find. The equipment varies between centers.

Debbie

[Marcialise]

Hi Marcailise,

Call your local family history center again. There should have been a misunderstanding. They mean they only have English records there permanently. MOst, if not all, FHC will order microfilm that you request. Take the print out of what you need with you. Go in and order the film. Here in the US it is $3-$4 a roll. After you order it, takes a couple of weeks to come in. Make sure the FHC has a microfilm printer as well as a viewer if you want to make copies of what you find. The equipment varies between centers.

Debbie

Apparently they need the film number which I don't have .. only the batch number (IGI Individual Record). So don't know what to do. I might call another center to speak to another peson...

[mfjp]

Good Evening?

The film # they are requestiing is probably Film # of the town ... you must do a “Place Searchâ€Â

[Marcialise]

[quote="mfjp"]Good Evening?

The film # they are requestiing is probably Film # of the town ... you must do a “Place Searchâ€Â