Hello!
I am trying to find where Dominick came from. Below is a draft card from world war 2. It lists his home country as Naples, Italy, that's quite big area. In a 1940 census it lists his arrival as 1910. I know he was married to a Rose Bianco in NY, Is anyone able to assist me?
https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/co ... Id=1300264
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Re: Brickwall with finding the home village
Can post you the Dominick surname and WWII draft card? Without a ancestry.com account it is no possible to see the record
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Re: Brickwall with finding the home village
Sorry about that! Here it is.
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https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... 3AKXYK-XMY
born on 15 Feb 1885
however by his ships' manifest he was born in Marsico Nuovo, father Giovanni in Marsico Nuovo and joining to his sister Francesca in Brooklyn, New York, NY and birthplace Palermo? Wrong sure!!

https://i.postimg.cc/vZN2hmVW/lomanto.png
born on 15 Feb 1885
however by his ships' manifest he was born in Marsico Nuovo, father Giovanni in Marsico Nuovo and joining to his sister Francesca in Brooklyn, New York, NY and birthplace Palermo? Wrong sure!!

https://i.postimg.cc/vZN2hmVW/lomanto.png
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Re: Brickwall with finding the home village
It must be wrong, but I just finished doing, Domenico's son's wife family tree, and they were all from Marsico Nuovo. But I will keep it in te back of my mind, Thank you so much for your time!
Re: Brickwall with finding the home village
I believe that the right spelling is Paterno, no Palermo, Paterno is near Marsico Nuovo. Paterno until 1973 was a Marsico Nuovo hamlet..
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