Suanj,

Thanks. Doesn't look like I'll be able to buy it here in the U.S.

Chris

Looking to purchase Italian Published Book

I've just learned of an Italian book, I'd like to purchase. I can't find it in the U.S. Does anyone know how or where I might purchase it?

Author: Campagna, Italo
Title: Una ricerca documentaria: i capirossi di Carpineto dal XVI al XIX secolo
Publisher ...

Thank you so much for your help! Yes, I believe I have a match. I went ahead and assumed it was a match and found not only the William I was looking for but three siblings for him. This is research for a friend.

I have bookmarked the site and will I'm sure use it many times in the future.

What a ...

Could someone help me out with a name translation.
Is there a comparable Italian translation to the American name "WILLIAM"?
I found a passengership record with the name "Guglielino" and am
trying to figure out if this could be the person I am searching for.
Thanks for your help!
Chris :D

sorry for the typo.

Anyone looking for info on Carpineto Romano Italy? (CR)
Here's a website for the town. I may have more info if you are interested.

http://www.carpinetoromano.it/

Chris C.

Thanks Peter. I have also done the search which shows the Surnames in Italy. They are all relatives. Just a matter of fitting them into my tree.
chris

mfjp,

I have attempted to send you an image of one of the Italian passports I have. Hope it sent ok.

Chris

I can't find anything telling me what part of Naples my husband's relatives are from. I wonder if the Surnames could have been the same at some point. I know in my family the Robibero name was spelled Robibaro and Robibbaro also. I understand this name is not common and everyone with the "Robibero ...

Thanks Peter.

Carol,

You didn't mention if your Mom was in the U.S. If she was what year did she arrive and where did she live? The 1930 Census records are available and are very helpful if the person was in the US before 1930.

Chris C.

John,

I am not sure. I have passports for both Great Grandmother and Great Grandfather from Napoli, but it is all in Italian and hard to read handwriting. I think the surname I was questioning must be Iandolo, Giovanna. It appears it was Americanized, either by her or someone recording her ...

Trying to figure out the correct spelling of an Italian Surname.
It appears different on different documents.
Yandola - is what my father-in-law believes it to be
Yandoli, Giondolo, Iandolo, Iandola

Does this sound like any name you've heard?

Thanks for your help!

Chris C.

I'm so glad I found this Italian Genealogy website! I can't wait to go on each day and see if I've been given more clues.

Thanks so much for the Infobel.com site. I've added alot to my journal of notes. Now to see if anyone matches up.

I found a website for my Grandparents hometown Carpineto ...

Sounds like a nice service. Let me know if it becomes available.

Chris C.