Vito Nunzio Natale

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Re: Vito Nunzio Natale

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Lucia Esposito (Nicola Santucci's wife) arrived on 1897 with her son Giovanni (age 5)..

New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957
about Lucia Esposito
Name: Lucia Esposito
Arrival Date: 28 Mar 1896
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1867
Age: 29
Gender: Female
Port of Departure: Naples, Italy
Ethnicity/Race­/Nationality: Italian
Ship Name: California
Search Ship Database: Search the California in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database
Port of Arrival: New York, New York
Line: 26
Microfilm Serial: M237
Microfilm Roll: M237_656
Page Number: 15

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edit to add:

Lucia Santucci (maiden Esposito) death certificate:
Birth : May 5, 1868
Death: March 20, 1933 Cleveland

Father: Francesco Esposito
Mother Marianna Lupo

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Re: Vito Nunzio Natale

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Suanj wrote:abt Antonietta Baratta, the only imm. record found is abt:
Ant. ( Antonia/Antonietta)Baratta age 5 in 1897, imm. 24 Feb 1897, travelling with mother Cristina Santucci ( age 43) and the sister Palma Baratta ( age 10) coming from San Giuliano nel Sannio, final destination Cleveland, Ohio... no more details....
The Mormons have filmed Civil records from the town of San Giuliano nel Sannio (Campobasso Province, Molise region):

http://www.familysearch.org/eng/library ... ato+civile++

If you want, you can search by yourself in the films and find Antonietta, Palma's births certificates.... the marriage for Carmine and Cristina...

Title Registri dello stato civile, 1809-1910
Authors San Giuliano del Sannio (Campobasso). Ufficio dello stato civile (Main Author)

Notes Microfilm dei registri originali nell'Archivio di Stato, Campobasso.
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Include indici annuali.
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San Giuliano del Sannio fu conosciuto come San Giuliano di Sepino.
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Births, deaths, miscellaneous documents, marriages, banns, marriage documents, citizenship records.

Subjects Italy, Campobasso, San Giuliano del Sannio - Civil registration


Here is the link to find your nearest Family History Center:
http://www.familysearch.org/eng/library ... et_fhc.asp

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Re: Vito Nunzio Natale

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Thanks ill check that out.
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Re: Vito Nunzio Natale

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The correct Cristina's mother's last name is Colapaolo

From the site:
http://italia.indettaglio.it/ita/cognom ... olise.html

17,15 San Giuliano del Sannio Campobasso Colapaolo
3,05 Campobasso Campobasso Colapaolo
2,87 Ferrazzano Campobasso Colapaolo

she was travelling with Cristina and Antonietta, she's on the same manifest :lol: that Suanj found...I didn't noticed this before....

New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957
about M Giuseppe Colapolo
Name: M Giuseppe Colapolo
Arrival Date: 24 Feb 1897
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1830
Age: 67
Gender: Female
Port of Departure: Naples, Italy
Ethnicity/Race­/Nationality: Italian
Ship Name: Patria
Search Ship Database: View the Patria in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database
Port of Arrival: New York, New York
Line: 45
Microfilm Serial: M237
Microfilm Roll: M237_671
Page Number: 4

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Re: Vito Nunzio Natale

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Ah. Either so most likely Nicolas is Christina's brother. So now i'll be stuck on Colapaolo instead of Baratta :P And Nunzio still not one parent :P

K so here's what i got so far.

Crescenzo Baratta
Carmine Baratta -
Angela Dibiase

Antoinette Baratta -

Giovanniantonio Santucci
Maria Christina Santucci -
Maria Giuseppe Colapolo


And Mary Palma Baratta down to Barbara Resso.

I thank you all. You all been very helpful.
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Re: Vito Nunzio Natale

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Dangit. Someone stuck claim on that Antoinette Baratta.

http://trees.ancestrylibrary.com/pt/Fla ... 08897&pg=2

She is Antoinette Faenza. Married John Faenza.

Verified in the 1930 census.

Back to square one. :(
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Re: Vito Nunzio Natale

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peterjschroeder wrote: So now i'll be stuck on Colapaolo instead of Baratta .
Why?? In italy women maintain their maiden name even if married, Maria Giuseppa Colapaola's husband was a Santucci... (Nicola and Cristina were Santucci)
She travelled under her maiden name... it was ususal for italian women...

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p.s. I don't have the full subscription to Ancestry.com... what's with Antonietta?? :wink:
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Re: Vito Nunzio Natale

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Why?? In italy women maintain their maiden name even if married, Maria Giuseppa Colapaola's husband was a Santucci... (Nicola and Cristina were Santucci)
She travelled under her maiden name... it was ususal for italian women...
I ment because its such a wierd last name, barely gets any hits :P
p.s. I don't have the full subscription to Ancestry.com... what's with Antonietta?? Occhiolino
The Antinietta that suanj found, which match birthdates with mine, the one thats connected to Colapaola, Nicolas and a bunch of other. The 1930 census says she? someone elses wife not Vito. And i know she was only married once. If she was married twice, she would of popped out all those kids by her husbands which would make like 20 kids. She wouldnt even be able to walk :P
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