Looking for information about "Andolfi" and/or "Vellone", born in Carinola, Caserta.

[tatiane.of]

Hello!

I'm looking for any information about my great grandparents. They were born in Carinola, province of Caserta in Campania.

Nicola Andolfi
born 10-15-1878
Father: Antonio Andolfi
Mother: Antonia Zanini

Wife: Mattea Vellone
Born: 01-19-1883
Father Mattea: Michelle Vellone
Mother: Rosaria Passaretti

Tks!

[Farassino]

I continue to rediscover old messages hoping that the user will still read them and reply.

Hi Tatiane,
Could you specify which kind of informations you need and what you already know, apart from those you posted?
Very few registers regarding those years are present online, unfortunately.

For reference, this is the link to the family tree where quite a few informations are present.
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/perso ... s/GDB4-V77

After a brief search it seems that Nicola arrived very young (18 month old) with his parents in 1901.
https://acervodigital.museudaimigracao. ... 66_297.pdf

And that Mattea Vellone returned from a trip to Italy with her 3 sons, Antonio, Michele and Salvatore in 1911.
https://acervodigital.museudaimigracao. ... 1D_119.pdf

[Tessa78]

I continue to rediscover old messages hoping that the user will still read them and reply.

Hi Tatiane,
Could you specify which kind of informations you need and what you already know, apart from those you posted?
Very few registers regarding those years are present online, unfortunately.

For reference, this is the link to the family tree where quite a few informations are present.
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/perso ... s/GDB4-V77

After a brief search it seems that Antonio arrived very young (18 month old) with his parents [Nicola and Mattea] in 1901.
https://acervodigital.museudaimigracao. ... 66_297.pdf

And that Mattea Vellone returned from a trip to Italy with her 3 sons, Antonio, Michele and Salvatore in 1911.
https://acervodigital.museudaimigracao. ... 1D_119.pdf

T.

[Farassino]

Thanks Tessa for the correction.
Well spotted.
Ciao ciao

For completion:
This is the full manifest. Andolfi #100
Ship Città di Milano arrived on 12th January 1901
https://acervodigital.museudaimigracao. ... 000525.pdf

[Tessa78]

Here is the death of Nicola's father, Antonio Andolfi, in Carinola in 1922
#45
Dated 3 November 1922, death on 2 November 1922.
Antonio Andolfi was age 69, a peasant farmer, born in Casale (this is a neighborhood/section of Carinola), to deceased Nicola [Andolfi] and to deceased Bellonia Trabucco, both residents of Casale in their lifetimes.
He was the husband of Antonia Zannini (so she was still living)
Antonio died at 11:20 AM in the house at Via Del Rivolo - no number.

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... 630&i=1889

T.

[Tessa78]

Additional generations back...

The marriage of Nicola Andolfi and Appolonia (not Bellonia as stated in the birth act for Antonio) Trabucco in 1851 in Carinola.
#23 - dated 3 May 1851
Groom: Nicola Andolfi, 25, farmer, born in Casale; son of Bartolomeo [Andolfi], farmer, and of Imperatrice Taffuri (deceased), farmer; both residing in Casale.
Bride: Appolonia Trabucco, 22, farmer, born in Casale; daughter of A nice to [Trabucco], farmer and of Alessandra De Ruosi, farmer; both residing in Casale.

Banns of marriage were posted on Sunday, 9 March 1851, in Carinola.
Church celebration of marriage on 10 May 1851 in the parish church of Casale.

Documents provided to the official for the marriage:
1 - birth act of the groom
2 - State of freedom to marry of the groom
3 - death act of the mother of the groom
4 - birth act of the bride
5 - certificate of notification resulting in no opposition to the marriage
6 - act of death of the first wife of the groom

The father of the groom and the parents of the bride were present to give consent.
https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12 ... 76/wlgNgB0

This is the link to the Processetti which holds the documents listed above on the marriage act.
Begins on image 704 - through 714
https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12 ... 99/5BVER95

T.

[tatiane.of]

Hello Tessa & Farassino,

Thank you for the help. I am very happy to see that a larger part of my family's history has been found. Sorry for the delay in replying, but here I am. Unfortunately, the *comune/anagrafe* of Carinola isn't answering my emails, even though I paid for them to issue my great-grandparents' birth and marriage certificates for almost a year. Do you have any advice on what I can do in this situation? Thank you.