Hi me again.. :P

Can I have some assistance with this card

http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs035.snc1/2599_77793925020_554750020_2752479_7602213_n.jpg

I see lucia Miceli, but am trying to grasp the second name, and name at the end.

Also is this a prayer card for a death, marriage ...

You guys were so helpful with my grandfather Joseph Michel (Guiseppe Miceli)

Now I need help with my grandmother Josephine "Campiere" Michel (Guiseppa Campiere {must sound like campara according to New Orleans birth docs for my aunt})

I believe her fathers name is Guiseppe Campiere, and her ...

Name: Angela Gennaldi
Arrival Date: 22 Nov 1895
Age: 28
Gender: Female
Port of Departure: Palermo, Italy
Ship Name: Montebello
Port of Arrival: New Orleans, Louisiana
Last Residence: Palernio
National Archives' Series Number: M259_81

This is what my search came up with.
Someone correct me if I am ...

That date makes sense with birthdates of the children.

I'm confused though as Josephs Declaration of Intent has them married in Alia Jan 3rd 1875. He was older then and maybe his memory had faded..or maybe for some reason they had to remarry?

If there is a way to link to my tree at ancestry dot com I would be glad to do so for others searching as well.

Thank you for the response.

The scans can be found at these links

http://www.lordsofdoom.com/michelmarriage1.jpg

http://www.lordsofdoom.com/michelmarriage2.jpg

http://www.lordsofdoom.com/michelmarriage3.jpg

http://www.lordsofdoom.com/michelmarriage4.jpg

Thank you again.

I have found hand written documents from a Italian consulate (possibly in Louisiana)

I have them scanned and need someone to translate for me since my family left the old ways in the old country and no one would teach me.

If this is not appropriate I apologize

(I will not post the scans without ...

Thank you so much..
That makes sense...
If anyone has more info / idea also would be greatly appreciated.

~Angelia

To clarify,

I'm looking for the proper name to attempt to trace back into Italy. I am unable to find them on passenger lists online.

Thank you again.

Looking for information about

Joseph Michel (Giuseppe) {Possibly Micheli, Miceli)
Josephine "Campiere" Michel (Giuseppa Campiere)
Benjamin Micheli (or the proper form)
from the Alia region arriving in New Orleans late 1800's early 1900's

I am including attachment of my family tree for dates

I ...