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Trentino Genealogy and Culture
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Name:  MARY ANN GASPERETTI
From:   NEW YORK, U,S,A,
E-mail:   chuppy20001@hotmail,com
Comments:  BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY,WONDERFULL PEOPLE .THE VAL DI NON IN NORTHERN ITALY IS ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL,BREATHTAKING PLACES IN THE WORLD.WINTER,SUMMER,SPRING AND FALL,SEE IT AND ENJOY IT ALL.
Feb 06 2012
     
Name:  mary ann gasperetti
From:   NEW YORK, U.S.A,
E-mail:   chuppy20001@hotmail.com
Comments:  BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY,BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE.THE VAL DI NON IN NORTHERN ITALY IS ONE OF THE MOST SENIC,BREATHTAKING AREA'S YOU'LL EVER WANT TO SEE.WINTER,SUMMER,SPRING AND FALL, GO THERE AND ENJOY IT ALL. MARY ANN
Feb 06 2012
     
Name:  Christina Wigfield
From:   New Philadelphia
E-mail:   Longaberger_basket_collector@yahoo.com
Comments:  Hello all, I see on this website some people came to Ohio to live including my great grandfather. We had a lot of Italians settle here in the early part of the 1900's in towns... Midvale, Dennison, Roswell, New Philadelphia, Uhrichsville. These are all in Tuscarawas County. If you had relatives settle here I can do some research if you need help. There were a lot of coal mines here. My great grandfather worked in the Midvale mine. He was an Albertini who was born in Revo. Let me know if you need any help! Also, thanks for the info on my great grandfather !
Jan 27 2012
     
Name:  Christina W.
From:   New Philadelphia, Ohio
E-mail:   Longaberger_basket_collector@yahoo.com
Comments:  Hello..... I'm looking for more information on my family. My great grandfather is Serafino Alexander Albertini. He listed his sister Maria Pancheri living in Romallo.He also had siblings Catina, Columba,Pete, etc. his parents were John Alexander Albertini and Mary Rose Fleim. I'm pretty sure they were born in Tyrol, Austria. I think where they were from is now part of Italy. He listed his last residence as Trento, Italy. He came to the United States in in April 1921. Sailed from Napoli on March 9. I would appreciate any info you might come across. I do know he was the only one of the family to come over. He settled in Midvale, Ohio in Tuscarawas county and worked in the coal mine. He had a friend Guiseppe Clauser that came over before he did. Thanks so much!!!!
Jan 26 2012
     
Name:  Margie (Martini) Jones
From:   Wenatchee, WA
E-mail:   margiej6@frontier.com
Comments:  I have traced my Martini roots to the late 1400's in Revo, Italy. My grandmother was Lucia Rosa Rossi who was also born in Revo in the 1870's but that is about as far as I have gotten because of the many Rossis. She was the daughter of Maddelena Moscon and Stephano Rossi Maddelena was the daughter of Pietro Moscon. I have no idea of the parents of Stephano. I do know he was from Revo. I would like this last piece of the puzzle. I have been to Revo twice in the past 6 years and hope to go again this year to visit Martini relatives and any Rossi ones I can find. I need some help
Jan 22 2012
     
Name:  Tolotti,Joseph John and Susan
From:   NJ,USA
E-mail:   tolottis@verizon.net
Comments:  We are the Tolotti,s from Vineland, NJ, USA, my husband,s grandfather was Guesseppe Tolotti from Val de Non, Austria.He came to the USA to work in the coal mines in Mount Carmel, Pa and later moved his family to Vineland to farm. He had a brother Robert Tolotti who immigrated to Ohio, is their anyone from his family out there? On the internet there are Tolottis in Ohio, California and Nevado. Are you related??? Susan Pagliughi-Tolotti
Jan 22 2012
     
Name:  Fred
From:   California
E-mail:   fbonani@hotmail.com
Comments:  For: B. Maederer There is a Pancheri family that lives in Preghena. Mario is the older of the children that I went to school with when I lived there prior to coming to America. Mario has two brothers and one sister. I don't have any contact information at the moment but can try to get an email address if you wish. Contact me offline and I will follow up with you.
Jan 19 2012
     
Name:  José Henrique Souza
From:   Brazil
E-mail:   josehenriquesouza@yahoo.com.br
Comments:  According to my research my trentino ancestors were from families: Bassi, Furlani, Casna, Copat, Giacomelli, Nicoletti, Monte, Pergher, Sadler and Tamanini.
Jan 17 2012
     
Name:  Becky Eby
From:   Ohio
E-mail:   kc8znx@yahoo.com
Comments:  I am researching Chini from Calabria. I am looking for a Dominico born Sept 11, 1884. or his brother Letterio born abt 1888. Do you have a connection or know where I can get information? Thanks so much Becky Eby Toledo, Ohio
Jan 15 2012
     
Name:  Pancheri
From:   B. Maederer
E-mail:   bmaeder@bayland.net
Comments:  Geneology: Looking for more Grandfather: Isadore Giuliani... Born US Father: John Fabiano ( Giovanni) Giuliani...Born Jan 20, 1864 Marcena Di Romo, Trento immigrated 1886 US Father: Luigi Giuliani. b LanzaDi Rumo May 9, 1835 father: Giuseppi Antonio Giuliani b Dec 8, 1799 father: Giuseppe Antonio Giuliani 1770 mother Maria Felicita Bonani 1771 mother: Anna Maria Micheli 1803 father: Pietro Micheli 1765 mother Marianna Eccher 1799 Mother: Rosa Filmena Paris(? Paris-Parissi-Paarsi), b. Aug 1, 1835 (1838) Mother:Angela(Angeline)Arnoldi b Apr. 15, 1874 Bresimio immigrated 1890 US father: Giuseppe Arnoldi Tyrol mother: Rosa Theresa Pancheri b Dec 26, 1852(1851) Bresimo immigrated 1907 US father: Batista Pancheri mother: Rosa Arnoldi Also related to Tomasini... Pio Tomasini b 1877 Tyrol immigrated 1898 US father: Basilio Tomasini mother: Emilia Tomasini Amalia Tomasini b 1878 b tylol? father Guilio Tomasini mother : Erminia Chini MORE available???? Thanks, Barbara
Jan 14 2012
     
Name:  Jo Ann Yobb
From:   Levittown, Pa
E-mail:   jo.abrams.07@gmail.com
Comments:  Have traced much of our family back to the Tyrol valley. We know that some of our family emigrated from or through Val di Non. We are looking for information on August and Mary's parents. If you have any further information on the following people, please contact me! August Yobb (b 1860- d 1902) married Mary Valentine (b-1865 - d 1917) Children of August and Mary: Mary Yobb - Married Mario Sborz (b 1884 - d 1935) James Yobb Joseph Yobb (b 1895 - d 1988) married Erma Moll (b 1896 - d 1977) August Yobb John Yobb (some of the family has dropped one B - Yob) Jo Ann Yobb Abrams
Dec 26 2011
     
Name:  Vicki Fiorella-Caplis
From:   Vineland,NJ (USA)
E-mail:   vfior@verizon.net
Comments:  Hi, I've been searching for information on Maria (Menapace) Bergamo. Father: Robert Battista Menapace (1845-1925)and mother: Barbara (Fellin) Menapace (1851-1928). If anyone can help or has relatives in the family tree, I'd appreciate hearing from you. I'm trying to locate family for my aunt Anna (Bergamo) Gremillion who is 86 and the lat living sibling of Maria Menapace (Bergamo) and Serafino Luigi Bergamo. Thanks in advance, Vicki
Nov 24 2011
     
Name:  Stephanie (Stanker) Burns
From:   Vineland, NJ USA
E-mail:   theflyersgirl@comcast.net
Comments:  My father's parents both came from Austria in parts that are now considered Italy. His father's father was Fortunato Stancher from Tavon, and his mother's father was Apolinara Sterchele from Cassotto. I am having very little luck finding any ancestors beyond them. I had a Great Great Uncle Guido Stancher who passed away in Tavon (Trento) in the 1960's. I have a World Access to Ancestry.com, and have searched all over the internet for any information. If you could help out, I would be very appreciative. If you need any additional information, please let me know, I would be more than happy to provide it. Thank you so much!
Nov 19 2011
     
Name:  Recla Giuseppe
From:   Ronzone
E-mail:   reclag@yahoo.it
Comments:  Hello and congratulation for your big job, I'm really impressed for all the information you have. If possible in future I would like to give you some more story because for instance my grandmother born in USA and she was there with the hausband and children for many years before coming back to Trentino. For now I just say thanks a lot and by. Recla Giuseppe.
Nov 01 2011
     
Name:  Joseph P. Hovan
From:   Harrisburg, Pennsylvania USA
E-mail:   jphovan@verizon.net
Comments:  Dear Sal, We had spoken on the phone years ago, and you were kind enough to send me the family tree going way back to the 1400s! Just to introduce us: we are descendants of DOLZANI Clementina who was born 12 December 1894 in Flavon and who emigrated to the USA in April 1913 settling in Blackwood, then Minersville, then Pottsville and finally Palo Alto (all in Pennsylvania). There she married: ARMELLIN Francesco (born 1884 in Conegliano, in the Veneto Region or Province of Treviso). Clementina and husband Francesco had 3 daughters: QUINN Christine (my grandmother b. 1914 in Minersville, PA; died 1981 in Palo Alto, PA) RIOTTO Helen (still living) HARTRANFT Genevieve (still living) QUINN Christine married Robert Joseph I and had 3 children: QUINN Robert Joseph II HOVAN Patricia Christine (my mother) HOVAN Patricia Christine (my mother) married Joseph Michael and has 2 children: HOVAN Joseph Patrick (myself) HOVAN-METTAM Melissa Anne HOVAN-METTAM Melissa Anne married Kenneth and have 1 daughter: My parents, my cousin (QUINN Ellen) and I have all been to the Trentino. Especially I have been there many times. My uncle, DOLZANI Celeste is 84 in 2011 and lives in in Flavon (TN) Italia. We maintain contact, but I have especially kept contact with his daughter: DOLZANI Fiorella living in Civezzano (TN). We look forward to reconnecting with any relatives, however distant, throughout the world! Thank you for your unforgetable efforts! Warm regards (cari saluti), HOVAN Joseph Patrick
Oct 29 2011
     
Name:  nancy ledger
From:   val di non
E-mail:   nancyledger@att.net
Comments:  My grandfather and uncle came to America in the early 1900's. They were Paolo Molignoni and Virgilio Molignoni. I was looking for family in Italy. They had brothers and sisters. the sisters married Fedrizzi, Brentari, Bedoni and Sicher (last names). Would like to get to know some relatives. Thank you.
Oct 27 2011
     
Name:  Theresa
From:   California
E-mail:   theresaz@cox.net
Comments:  Hi Sal, I just looked at your blog and you have a big job ahead of you, but knowing you for so many years, I know that you will do a good job. Thanks for all the work you are doing, have done and will do in the future. Theresa
Oct 07 2011
     
Name:  H. Wilkinson
From:   Wylie, Texas
E-mail:   hwwilkinson@hotmail.com
Comments:  I am looking for information on my wife's Grandfather and Great Grandfather from Ballino d'Riva area of Tydol. Her Grandfathers name was PAOLO BARTOLAMEO ALOISI. He came to America in c. 1889. At some other time a sister, Rosa, and a brother, Frank, also came to America. The Great Grand fathers name was LUIGI CESARE ALOISI. No additional information known about him except his wife's maiden name was LEOPOLDA CAZZOTTI. Any additional information and help would be greatly appreciated.
Sep 28 2011
     
Name:  Joseph E Berry
From:   mary ann jones
E-mail:   marysekmet@excite,com
Comments:  looking for family ties to Joseph E Berry(Guiseppi emamanuel Bertagnolli) 1884-1963... born Milan Italy (lived in FONDA AUSTRIA) Came to America in Eary 1900's... trained shoemaker... coalminer ... lived in Gallitzin Pa (buried there Married Margaret S. Shanton had 14 children the youngest...Stella Leona ... my mother. had a niece... Amneris (Genniti) other relatives Emilia...Carlotta, Luigia, and Viola Any help appreciated
Sep 12 2011
     
Name:  kathy lozzio martin
From:   delphos,ohio united statess
E-mail:   catkdiamond@aol.com
Comments:  i am looking for information about my great grandfather and grandmother. Rocco Lozzio born 5-20-1881. josephine r.bonzi lozzio born 1881 or 1882. immagrated 4-21-1901 on L aquitiane.they settled in Rockford,Il. I thank you so much for any help you can provide. Rocco listed his home as Bersone on ellis island papers.
Sep 05 2011
     
Name:  Shelley
From:   Australia
E-mail:   evoke17@hotmail.com
Comments:  Hi, Great website! I'm looking for information on the Mochen's from Dimaro. My great great grandfather, David Mochen, was born in 1853 in Dimaro, his parents we believe were Jolico Mochen and Caterina Ziano. David immigrated to New Zealand in 1874 had a family there and eventually moved to Kalgoorlie in Western Australia to mine gold, before retiring in Perth before dying there in 1923. Family rumour has it that the Mochens owned a flour mill on a hill in Dimaro? If anyone has any information on this family, I'd love to hear from you. Thanks!
Aug 18 2011
     
Name:  Serafinn / Onorati
From:   Vrinda Pendred
E-mail:   thymeoperator@yahoo.co..uk
Comments:  My grandfather was Romeo Serafinn, born 31 October 1919, son of Louis Serafinn (1888) and Marie Onorati (born 1893). Marie's family were from the parish of Santa Croce del Bleggio. They emigrated to New York, USA around 1922. Other family emigrated to Buenos Ares. I can't locate any information on the Serafinns, though I have found the Onorati lineage dating back to 1915 online.
Jul 22 2011
     
Name:  Giacomo Bonaventure Pedrotti
From:   Judy Pedrotti Andersen
E-mail:   bobjudyand@aol.com
Comments:  Looking for information of distant relatives. My great grandfather: Giacomo Bonaventure Pedrotti (born 1845, Magras) Came to America about 1870 His parents were: Giacomo Pietro Pedrotti (born 1823 in Male') Felicita Giuseppa Marinelli (born 1822 in Casez) Parents of Giacomo Pietro Pedrotti were: Vincenzo Pedrotti (about 1796 Margarita Gentilini (about 1798) I am going to Magras, Male', and Cles in Trento September 20 and 21 and looking for any help. Judy
Jul 12 2011
     
Name:  margaret berggren
From:   raton, NM
E-mail:   margaret.berggren@gmail.com
Comments:  I am the grand dauther of Peter Yob who was married to Sylvia Bertol. His brother, Remigio, married Sylvia's sister, Maria. Peter owned the City market in Raton. This is a very interesting site.
Jul 02 2011
     
Name:  Nancy Gentilini
From:   Milwaukee, WI.
E-mail:   afbuss@msn.com
Comments:  Fantastic website! Hope to find the village my grandfather came from in Northern Italy (Austria). I see many references to Gentilini family name from Trento region including Romallo and Parish of CARANO - S. Nicolò. Am looking for more information on my grandfather Charles (Carlo? b. 1877 or 1878 Austria)Gentilini and great-grandfather John (Giovanni? b.1849 Austria) Gentilini. Information from the 1900 Michigan census indicates John Gentilini immigrated to the USA around 1881 or 1882 from Austria along with his wife Pauline(?) and small children Amelia and Charles (my grandfather). Other information I have is the father of John, my great-great grandfather, name was Jacob (Giacomo?)Gentilini. Any information on how to trace these names to records of birth, baptism, marriage, ship passenger lists etc. would be of great help! Thanks again!
Jun 13 2011
     
Name:  Fred
From:   California
E-mail:   fbonani@hotmail.com
Comments:  To Heather: My mother's maiden name is Zanotelli and she was born in Livo, in Val di Non. I was also born there and immigrated to the US. Let me know what infomation you are looking for and I will try to answer it. Who knows, you might have information that I have been looking for.
Jun 12 2011
     
Name:  Kevin DeLange
From:   Seekonk, MA
E-mail:   kevindelange@msn.com
Comments:  I just found this site and was pleased to see the references and names. My family, Luchi, came from Romallo and settled in Hazleton, PA. Just returned from a trip last weekend to Hazleton to visit the Tyrolian cemetery there and took many pictures of names I know have some relationship. Salvaterra (my greatgrandmother), Martini, Rossi, Magagna, Ferrari, Albertini and Gentilini. I also saw some Fellin buried there. It may take some time to fit all the pieces together, but hopefully I can gather some information from this site to assist. Great work! Nice to know I'm not alone out here asking questions.
Jun 08 2011
     
Name:  Joan Barker
From:   Des Moines (Seattle), WA
E-mail:   joanbarker@mac.com
Comments:  Partially inspired by this wonderful website, we last year formed the Seattle Trentino Club. We have members in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Alaska. If you are interested in becoming a part of our group, please contact me. Our goal is to keep the Trentino culture alive for all those of trentino descent in our region -- the food, the music, the language, the art, etc. Our members are from under one year old to 90 years old. We try to make our activities multigenerational. My grandparents, Fiore (Fred) Zadra and Domenica (Minka) Fellin both came to Seattle from Revò in Val di Non. There is a large group of their descendants in the Seattle area and we have many cousins whose families settled in New York and Pennsylvania.
May 27 2011
     
Name:  Maria N. Police
From:   San Jacinto, California
E-mail:   mnpolice2@hotmail.com
Comments:  I would like to find my ancestors in the Trentino area. My great-grandparents went to Brazil 1887. Their names were Luigi Anhezini and his wife Philomena Furini, and Carlo Speltri and his wife Maria Speltri. The Anhezinis were from Venezia and the Speltris were from Rovigo. I have searched many different data bases and cannot find any information. I have also looked into ship's logs for that time and have not found records of these two families ever arriving in Brazil, but they did. They went to work on the railroad construction in the state of Sao Paulo and there raised a very large family. I am one of many great-granddaughters and am writing the family history. Anything you can help me with will be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Maria Nilza Police (nee Anhezini Silveira)
May 24 2011
     
Name:  Luca Pellegrini
From:   Cavareno -Val di non-
E-mail:   luca.pellegrini@ymail.com
Comments:  Hello everyone, I come from Cavareno. I found this site really interesting. Many family name that I read in your messages are the same of some friend's name but I'm 34 and I don't live regularly in Cavareno so it's a bit hard to me to help you in detail about old people. My Grandmother name is Pia Piazzi, she is 84 years old and she live in Castelfondo, her father went to USA in 1900 and stayed almost 15 years working in a gold mine. All my others grandparents are unfortunately gone,their names were: Valentino Genetti (Castelfondo), Roberto Pellegrini (Cavareno), Ancilla Battocletti (Cavareno). Maybe someone knows them!! There are recent Italian books about "Val di Non" and peculiars part of it, we grow apples and grapes, we produce milk and cheeses,we speak always "nones" as family language, we go to the church, we work with wood stuff ....in fact nothing has changed in the last 50 years ! Marco Romano, an author based in Fondo makes researches in this sense: emigrations, ordinary life, traditions, interviews to old people to keep memory. Ciao a tutti!!
May 13 2011
     
Name:  Heather
From:   Perrysburg, OH
E-mail:   HHULL0814@yahoo.com
Comments:  I am interested in learning about my families history. The surnames are Agosti and Zanotelli. They were from the villages of Val di Non and one that starts with an "S". Any information would be helpful and appreciated! Thanks !
May 11 2011
     
Name:  Vicki Fiorella
From:   Vineland,NJ
E-mail:   vfior@verizon.net
Comments:  I am trying to find information on my aunt's grandparents. She is 88 years old & is searching for information on her grandmother & grandfather Barbara Fellin Menapace, born in 1851 & Robert Battista Menapace born in 1845. She believes they were both born in Rallo, Austria. Thanks in advance for any information.
May 09 2011
     
Name:  Colette Bruegel
From:   Lafayette,Colorado
E-mail:   cabruegel@aol.com
Comments:  I am trying to find any information on my grandfather HENRY (ENRICO)COLETTI OR COLLETTI. I was told that he came to the USA in about 1890 and was from CLES, ITALY. I have one record that says that his father's name was JOHN COLETTI and his mother's name was JANE DEMANINGCORPA (SP??). He worked as a miner and eventually lived in Saginaw, Michigan. My mother visited CLES back in 1968 and met some of his relatives, but she did not speak Italian and did not leave any information about whom she met or where she located them. I also would appreciate any info that might tell me where he lived/worked in the USA from 1890-91 until 1910, when I found him in the Saginaw, Michigan census.
Apr 16 2011
     
Name:  Leonardo Banaletti
From:   Mary Rose Martini
E-mail:   eds_rose @msn.com
Comments:  I'm researching family history and was surprised and delighted to see my great grandfather's picture on your website. He is Leonardo Banaletti. His first wife was Concepta Martini. Their first child was my grandmother - Maria Rose Banaletti- born Nov.3rd 1897 in New Philadelphia, Ohio. Was told Concepta died from the flu and pneumonia when my grandmother was very young. And Leonado returned to Italy and eventually married his wife's sister and then came back to the USA and eventually moved to Colorado. The time line is off as we thought Grandma was 8 years old when her mother died; but according to your info she was 8 when her father died in 1905. Trying to figure out the chronology of events in her life. I have a copy of a photo of my grandma and her family? and the idenifying photographer is "Aultman- Trinidad, Colorado." Grandma looks to be around 12 or 13 years old. I thought the older man in the photo was her father. Based on the info at your site, it cannot be him as he died 6 (?) years previously. Any suggestionsas are welcomed as to how to find more info. on who is in the photograph? And if Leonado did indeed return to Italy before moving to Colorado? My Grandmother married Luigi Martini an Italian immigrant from I beleive from Tuenno, Italy. Thank you.
Apr 12 2011
     
Name:  Barbara DeNooyer
From:   Pa
E-mail:   xstitch@ptd.net
Comments:  I just learned that my mother was adopted by the family Serra. They came from Naples Italy October 28, 1920. My mother has passed away and I really doubt that she knew this. I found this out from a cousin in California that was looking for records on Ellis Island. My mother is being shown as Pasqualina Benvenuti. I am wondering if there is any family. She was born in 1910. Please if anybody has any information contact me.
Apr 10 2011
     
Name:  Barbara DeNooyer
From:   Pa
E-mail:   xstitch@ptd.net
Comments:  I just learned that my mother was adopted by the family Serra. They came from Naples Italy October 28, 1920. My mother has passed away and I really doubt that she knew this. I found this out from a cousin in California that was looking for records on Ellis Island. My mother is being shown as Pasqualina Benvenuti. I am wondering if there is any family. She was born in 1910. Please if anybody has any information contact me.
Apr 10 2011
     
Name:  Mario Rubén RIZZARDI
From:   ARGENTINA
E-mail:   marrubriz@hotmail.com.ar
Comments:  Estoy construyendo el árbol genealógico de la familia,gracias al sitio www.natitrentino.mondotrentino; mis antepasados (RIZZARDI) provienen de COREDO (Italia), (mis tatarabuelos) Francesco RIZZARDI (n.27/03/1821) Teresa CAGLIARI(n30/11/1825) sus hijos Luigi Francesco (nac.02/11/1848), María Rosa (nac. 07/08/1851),Luigi Alessandro(nac.14/08/1854),Angela Margarita (nac.19/03/1857),María Augusta (nac.31/07/1859) Leopolda María Domínica (nac.19/03/1861)María Doménica (nac.08/07/1863)y Emi lio Leopoldo(nac.03/12/1866. Los que vinieron a Argentina:(salieron de Italia el 24/04/1881 y llegaron el 06/07/1881) Luiggi Alessandro,casado con Teresa MOLIGNONI (mis bisabuelos) su hijo Adolfo Giuseppe(tio pepe)(nac.11/06/1879)y la hermana María Domenica Rizzardi, no figura la llegada de Marco Giuse- ppe Rizzardi (nac.20/08/1877) que se supone fallecido),aqui nació mi Abuelo Luis RIZZARDI el 14/01/1892 casado con María Isabel Santorum.- Agradeceré cualquier dato que puedan aportar sobre la familias: RIZZARDI, CAGLIARI, MOLIGNONI. Un saludo cordial al crador de esta página.- 05/04/2011.-
Apr 05 2011
     
Name:  Marciane Faes
From:   Brazil
E-mail:   marcianef@yahoo.com.br
Comments:  Hello! About the Pilati of Tassulo. My ancestor Berti Giuseppe, emmigrate Brazil 1878, was married 1860 with Rosa Pilati. She died 18 days after de marriage. I would like more about her. Best regards
Mar 28 2011
     
Name:  EUGENIO
From:   TRENTINO
E-mail:   eugenio.adami@gmail.com
Comments:  Me ciamo Eugenio Adami e vivo en Trentin a Zambana (vizin a Trent). Questo lè propri en bel sito che parla del Trentino. Bravi! El lui de quest'an mi e la me famiglia voressen vegnir en America (a New York, anca) per far en giro turistico. Me cugnà, chel cognose la Presidentessa dei "Trentini nel mondo" qua de Trent, el m'ha indicà proprio i "Trentini nel mondo" come base de apoggio per el giro turistico che mi e la me famiglia faren. Ne piaseria cognoser qualchedun de voialtri li a New York. Saluti. Translated from Trentino dialect (above): My name is Eugenio Adami and I live in Trentino Zambana (near Trento). This is really a great site that talks about the Trentino and Trentini in the world. Good! In July of this year me and my family would like to come to America (in New York also) for sightseeing. My brother, who knows the President of Trentini in the world here in Trento, just showed me you association as a base for the tour that me and my family will. We would like to know some of you there to New York. Best regards to you all. Eugene Adami
Mar 25 2011
     
Name:  kathy
From:   Horsham,PA
E-mail:   fkmacl@verizon.net
Comments:  My grandparents were from Tyrol. They came to PA and settled in Nuremberg--a cute village near Hazleton,PA My grandfather was Giuseppe(joseph) Bott from Salter.(b-1867-1942) My Grandmother was Annie Marchetti MY step Grandmother was Fannie Bertoldi My great Grandfather was John Marchetti great Grandmother was Catherine Marchetti If I have any mor relatives I would to hear from you and any information about SudTirol.
Mar 06 2011
     
Name:  Jose Berardo Garcia (Pepe)
From:   Colombia
E-mail:   pepingar@gmail.com
Comments:  Busco a los descendientes de Cornelio Bonelli (fallecido en Colombia) Sus hijas en Italia son: Argia Ida casada con Giovanni Pinamonti y Adriana casada con Carlo Reik. Sus nietos son Gian Cornelio y Mara Pinamonti. Sus hijas en Colombia son Ida y Virginia Bonelli. Yo soy el esposo de Ida y me gustaria contactar a la familia de Corneilo Bonelli. Cordial saludo. Ingeniero: Jose Berardo Garcia (Pepe)
Feb 24 2011
     
Name:  Joseph P Gabardi
From:   Layton, Utah
E-mail:   jpgabardi@comcast.net
Comments:  My name is Joe, my father is Albert I Gabardi, Salt Lake City, Ut. Grandfather, Joseph A Gabardi, Molgolo, Austria. Grandmother Pia Gabardi, Molgolo, Austria. My grandfather imigrated early 1900 and worked the mines just outside of Diamond Wyo. Moved to Salt Lake City, Ut where he continued to work in the mines and as a carpenter for Holy Cross Hospital. I would be interested in hearing from anyone with like information. - 13 Feb 2011 -
Feb 13 2011
     
Name:  Stacy Lesser
From:   Pana, IL USA
E-mail:   slesser2002@yahoo.com
Comments:  I am looking for any relatives of Katherine Zueck(Zuech). She is the grandmother of my mother in law. I am planning a trip this year to Italy and would love to find some one that is related.
Feb 13 2011
     
Name:  Debbie Dallago
From:   Adamstown, PA
E-mail:   ddallago313@gmail.com
Comments:  Seeking any information about Giuseppi Dallago (may even been spelled Delago) he was married to Louisa (Tretter) Dallago. They are my great grandparents. They arrived in the US around 1891. Giuseppi returned to Europe and died in Tuenno in 1938 I have a death certificate with that information. They had twins Louis and Louisa and several other children. Frank was the oldest. Joseph my grandfather was born in the US in 1902. Any information
Feb 04 2011
     
Name:  Marie Voltolini Kleffner
From:   Moscow, Idaho
E-mail:   kleffner@moscow.com
Comments:  My nona was Josephine Albertini Voltolini. She was brought to Wallace, Idaho from Revo by her brothers Albert, Dan, George and John (may be other siblings) to marry a chosen man. She instead married my nono Faust Voltolini originally from Strigno, Italy. I am visiting Revo area in late May and would love as much information about my family as possible. My nona was very good friends with Minca (Dominica) Zadra who settled in Seattle, WA. I am one of Harry Dan Voltolini's daughters. My nona Josephine had a niece Carolina Inama Visintainer, Joe Inama and I believe another nephew who was a priest.
Jan 28 2011
     
Name:  Tullio Mereu
From:   Voorheesville,NY
E-mail:   trmereu@msn.com
Comments:  Any news about Livio Campostrini from Syracuse, NY, last arrival to the USA in 1921 aboard the liner France. Thank you, Tullio Mereu
Jan 23 2011
     
Name:  Sandra Kuch
From:   Pennsylvania, USA
E-mail:   kuch407@comcast.net
Comments:  My grandfather Antonio Scarpari emigrated in 1905 departing from Cherburg, Havre, France, traveling on American Lines Philadelphia (ship). He lists on his naturalization papers that he was born Jan 22 1872 in the village of Storo, parents Frauk and Elizabeth Scarpari. We know nothing about my grandfather, he was killed in 1927 in a ceiling mine cave in. In 1907 he brought over from the village of Livio Maria Zanotelli, and they were married Jan 1907 with her brother Virgilio Zanotelli as witness, Virgilio then moved to Ohio. Antonio worked in the mines in Darraugh, Pa I am trying to research my grandfathers heritage, as all 7 children are now departed and we have searched all their papers and found alot of identification on Maria, but nothing on Antonio Scarpari...which leaves us wondering if his name somehow got misspelled upon arrival. Any help from anyone would be appreciated. Thank you.
Jan 21 2011
     
Name:  Carlo Yob
From:   Matt Cordes
E-mail:   mattcordes77@yahoo.com
Comments:   My great-grandfather was Carlo Yob (Job) from Lover. He came to Vulcan around 1918, and met my great-grandma in WI shortly after. Her maiden name was Adele Fedel, her family was from Cles. They moved to Hisperia MI around 1928 and farmed the land. Carlo and Adele had 5 children Joeseph, Mary Jane, Lucille, Charlie and Adele. I am Mary Jane's grandson. My wife, Jackie, and I took our honeymoon in Germany, Austria and Italy in 2004. We spent almost a week in Lover where we found family who welcomed us with open arms. Mostly decendants of Carlo's sister Anna. My wife has family ancestry in Italy also. Her great-grandparents came from Cordenonce, around 1918. Their son Americo Maset was my wifes Grandpa. He was the first born in America. His family also spent some time mining, but it was in West Virgina.
Dec 27 2010
     
Name:  Christine DeYoung
From:   Carnation, WA. USA
E-mail:   christyqdeyoung@yahoo.com
Comments:  My Great Grandfather immigrated her from Storo, Trentino-Alto Italy. He was born in 1868. He also listed his mother land as Austria. His name was James Parlari. He also spells his name Panlani on his naturalization forms. His fathers names was Anton. Any information or website to go to would be helpful. I know he had brothers and they were in the military. They also belonged to a church that had odd offerings such as; eggs. I don't know much about that, it was a tidbit passed down. Thank You, Christy
Dec 17 2010
     
Name:  Sandra R. Kuch
From:   West Newton, Pa 15089
E-mail:   kuch407@comcast.net
Comments:  Looking for information on Maria Zanotelli,departed in the 1900's at age 28 from Tirolo, Italy, from the port of Havre to come to America and marry Anthony Scarpari. We are told many families with this name are still in Tirolo, in the 1950's one of our relations from Wisconsin visited and came back supposedly to write a book about it, but we have never been able to find out if this transpired.
Dec 09 2010
     
Name:  Carla Formolo
From:   Trentino-Alto Adige
E-mail:   butterflytania@optonline.net
Comments:  I wanted to share with you all a poem from Val di Non which I learned in 1958 in school when I was 7. I hope to share this with you so this part of our beloved heritage will not be forgotten. I hope you enjoy! O Mia Cara Val de Non: O mia cara Val de Non La e mia e de me Non a ti mi ai bu pensa per ani e ani con an gran strani fin a chel di che me papa al ma mena zo an zita e come ansemeni ai tolt orgoli da ti. E ades mo che son ci no me movi pu e resterai con ei e resterai con ti gran Val de Non per tut l'eternita.
Dec 07 2010
     
Name:  Judy Pedrotti
From:   St. Louis, Missouri
E-mail:   bobjudyand@aol.com
Comments:  I am looking for ancestors or descendents of my great-grandfather who is from the Tryol area. Giacomo PEDROTTI, born May 1845 Parents: Giacoma PEDROTTI and Felicita MARINOLI. He had a brother named Giovanni and a sister, Angela who did not come to America. In He came to America about 1870. His passport was issued at Capitanato in Cles in March of 1870. In a letter from his father in 1874, he states that his sister Angela was on San Nicolo Street in Verone. Thanks for any help.
Nov 04 2010
     
Name:  Jeff Eker
From:   u.k.
E-mail:   zeeker@btinternet.com
Comments:  Hi, I am trying to trace the family of my ggrandfather Bartolo Auguste Eccher. He died in Guernsey, Channel Islands aged 64 in 1910. The Guernsey 1901 gives his nationality as "Austrian (French Subject)" and his death and marriage certificates give his paraents as "Pierre and Rose" (these are posibly french versions of the names as nearly all records were in french at the time, so the parents may be Pietro and Rosa. Anyhelp would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jeff
Oct 18 2010
     
Name:  Wendy Negley
From:   San Francisco, CA
E-mail:   wnegley@gmail.com
Comments:  Sal, My great grandfather, Francesco Giovanni Stefani (or in America, Frank John Stefani)came to the US from Sporminore. I really appreciate your website! However, I am having trouble with Nati in Trentino and hope you can help. I tried to register a few months ago and it said my user name was wrong but I couldn't figure that out and felt I had followed the instructions exactly. I retried and it told me that I was now suspect. So I left it. Today I retried it and it said something was wrong and I had to contact the "System Administrator". I found no such listing but found what I thought was it, that site was in Italian but gave an e-mail address. I tried to e-mail it and couldn't. So I am wondering if you can help me on this. Thank you! Wendy Negley
Oct 16 2010
     
Name:  Thomas Beber
From:   Iron River, MI
E-mail:   edvige@sbcglobal.net
Comments:  I am looking for information about Antonio Beber from Vignola. He is the older brother of my grandfather Celeste. Celeste came to the US in 1904 and went to Wakefield, MI. Antonio came in 1905 and went to Triadad, Co. I never heard my Grandparents speak of him but after my aunts passed away I got alot of pictures dating back to 1908. There were pictures of Antonio's family taking in Gallop, New Mexico. There was one of the family when they were younger (2 daughters and a son). and another when older but a gentleman was added. A husband? The final pictures were taken in Portland Or. Antonio wasn't in it but the wife was. The last picture was of the daughter of this family. Her name was Lucille. Any BEBER's out there in Oregon?
Oct 16 2010
     
Name:  robert
From:   mcmanus
E-mail:   pluto@fight.org
Comments:  my mother's mother was trentini. her name was Mary Thomas from Maria Eugenia Tame. Names that have surfaced are Inama, Eccher, Rosati among others and they had lived in the "ancestral villages" of Taio and Dermullo and Smeranza. My mother was hazed=eyed and had light brown hair. I am wondering how much Austrian is in the mix (in general) with the Trentini. This may sound like a dumb question but is a way to distinguish Trento from other areas. What I have read about the trentini is very interesting and I'd like to know about some good websites...this is all new to me. I live in philadelphia.
Oct 04 2010
     
Name:  Athena M. Trujillo (Bentz)
From:   New Mexico
E-mail:   Thesaffy@plateautel.net
Comments:  Hello, Researching Val di Non for a report for my son in school on Italy. We picked this beautiful country as my grandfather came from the area of Trento (specifically the Val di Non). My grandfather's name was Frank Basil Menapace whose family settled in Clarksville (a territory) prior to New Mexico becoming a state. His wife Amelia Serafin came from Walsenburg, Colorado. We are unsure of where her family originated as she was taken in by an aunt when her parents died. We have traced the family back to an Archbishop Menapace and have found a family crest. I am unclear with a lot of this as my mother has also passed on.
Oct 03 2010
     
Name:  Claudia Miotti
From:   Brasil
E-mail:   claudiamioti@via-rs.net
Comments:  Parabéns pelo site, muito interessante, meus ancestrais também eram de Cunevo e Flavon, família Martini e Cattani, gostaria de trocar informações para quem sabe encontrarmos ligação entre nossas famílias. Abraços
Sep 29 2010
     
Name:  Carmelita Flaim
From:   Revo Italy
E-mail:   funky1@rogers.com
Comments:  My name is Carmelita Flaim and I was born in 1955 in Revo Italy, my parents are Luigi and Victoria Flaim. We came to Canada in 1957 through Halifax (Canada). If anyone is looking for information on their family my Father Luigi who is 89 is still alive and well, his memory of Revo is very good and he can help you, unfortunately I was 2 years old when we came to Canada and I do not know much about Revo except what my parents have told me. funky1@rogers.com
Sep 04 2010
     
Name:  jaime aizpuru marchetti
From:   mexico
E-mail:   gueragonzalez27@hotmail.com
Comments:  hola: estoy buscando a mi familia de castelfondo italia, es muy bueno este directorio. felicitaciones, muy documentado este blog. mi bisabuelo nacio en Castelfondo Val di Non Trento, el 24 de febrero de 1904, se llamaba Luigi Marchetti Piazzi.Vino a Mexico en el año 1926.Si saben algo avisame.
Aug 30 2010
     
Name:  Frances K.Lamb
From:   Salter
E-mail:   fkmacl@verizon.net
Comments:  This message is for Dominic Genetti. There are many Genetti families in the Hazleton/Wilkesbare PA area. Gus Genetti has a Hotel Restaurant in Wilkesbarre. He is originally from Hazleton. I am related through marriage. My grandmother was from Casle Fondo My grandfather from Romano/Salter area. My sister Lois has much more infor than I and I will give her this site. My mother was a Bott-Mathilda from Nuremberg. My grandmother was a Marchetti. Hope this is helpful.
Aug 24 2010
     
Name:  Luca Iori
From:   Trentino - Bleggio
E-mail:   luca.iori29@gmail.com
Comments:  Dear friend, I leave a link, where perhaps you can find many informations about your ancestry in Trentino (born between 1815 and 1923). www.natitrentino.mondotrentino.net Bye. Luca
Aug 20 2010
     
Name:  Andrew Mendini
From:   Iron Mountain, Michigan
E-mail:   mendinia@imschools.org
Comments:  What an incredible website! I've been trying to expand our Mendini family research and wish I would have found this site earlier! I have been able to trace the Mendini lineage to the village of Pavillo in Val di Non. My great grandfather Nicolo/a was born in 1872. Not sure when he came to the US. His father was Pietro born in 1847. Pietro's father Luigi, not sure of his birthdate. Luigi's father Pietro was born in 1796? I have the name Guiseppe for Peitro's father but that is as far as I can get. Can anyone help? It is thought that maybe my Great Grandfather Nicolo entered the US in Pa. He had a brother named Alphonse who settled in New Mexico, but that has not led me anywhere yet. Where would I search for ship manifest records in Pennsylvania? Vulcan, Michigan is just around the corner, so if anyone needs some information....I can help! Oh yeah, we still have Polenta at deer camp served with red sauce, Asiago cheese and fresh venison. Look forward to that meal every year!
Aug 11 2010
     
Name:  Brentari
From:   Smarano
E-mail:   meemaw@ptd.net
Comments:  I am researching Augusto Giacomo Brentari, son of Vincenzo Giovanni and Angela Romana Recla Brentari. Gusto was born in Smarano,Tirol, Austria (now Italy) in 1873 and he came to the USA in 1890. Gusto and his wife, Catterina DeConcini, lived in Mahanoy City, PA, where they raised 7 children. Any information would be much appreciated. Joanne L. Brentari
Jul 06 2010
     
Name:  Iob
From:   Gene Pancheri
E-mail:   ginopan@hotmail.com
Comments:  Sal, I ate at a pizzaria in Cunevo last week that is next door to the church. The "history" on the menu mentions that the Iob family was associated with Castel Corona. Have you explored this connection? Gene
Jul 05 2010
     
Name:  Benvenuti/Crosina
From:   Lois
E-mail:   loisben@berkshire.net
Comments:  In reading ove the emclosed, I noticed that many of the litle villages in Val di Ledro such as Tiarno di Sotto and Tiarno di Sopra, amoung others have ben left out. Some of the families that emegrated from that area were Crosina, Daldoss, Donati, Cellana, etc. Also from Rovereto, the Benvenuti family.
Jun 25 2010
     
Name:  Diego Diaz
From:   Argentina
E-mail:   ddiazgalvez@gmail.com
Comments:  hey, I have ancestors from the trentino area on my mother's side... One of them was named Enrica Dapont... I've always been intrigued by that surname because it sounds French, unlike the more common Italian or Austrian surnames found in the area... Have you ever heard of someone else in trentino with that surname? Do you think it's possible that someone moved there from France some time in the past? Thanks for any info.
May 31 2010
     
Name:  Diane Burns
From:   Issaquah, Washington
E-mail:   dianeburns15@hotmail.com
Comments:  Hello All! Since my last post I have discovered that my great-grandparents, PIETRO PEDERGNANA (later Peter Pedegana) and MARIA DOMINICA ALBASINI of Dimaro, Italy, were married in Feb. 1888 in Vulcan Michigan. The witnesses were listed as Charles Marcsini and Mary Marsheti. I am sure that the names are written incorrectly. I believe that the second name, Marsheti, should have been MARCHETTI, but I am not sure. I have no idea about the first. At the time there was an iron ore mine in Vulcan and a large Italian community. I would greatly appreciate any information on the place or the names. Diane Burns
May 27 2010
     
Name:  Mario Sborz
From:   Annie
E-mail:   percannie@aol.com
Comments:  Hello. I have been looking at the wonderful pictures of villages in the Trentino area. I am still looking for my grandfather, Mario Sborz born6 August 1884 and immigrated to Blackwood(Minersville), Pennsylvannia. He worked in coal Mines there and married a Mary Yobb.They had 12 children. My granfather was born in the Val di Non area and had only one brother.He died 1935 from mining illness. I am trying to locate this family and my heritage. If anyone has any information and can help I would appreciate. Thank you Annie percannie@aol.com
May 26 2010
     
Name:  Christine Delaplace
From:   USA
E-mail:   cmplaton@gmail.com
Comments:  Researching the Tamboi, Tambos family from Basenga di Pine
May 14 2010
     
Name:  SHANNON MANAS WAS MUELLER
From:   FT.MYERS FLA.
E-mail:   grumpydonmanas@aol.com
Comments:  HI HAVE A FAMILY NAME KOTHARINA MARTINI!!!... she had child daugther name RUTH GRITZMACHER IN JULY 10TH OF 1911!!.. i'm her granddaugther I MIGHT HAVE SOME FAMILY OVER IN ITALY!!.. I HOPE YOU CAN HELP ME FINE THEM OVER THERE!! i've never been over there.. we are also german too!!.. and some french on my dad side that's he's grandma!!.. and he was over there in thewar too!!.. please help o.k. thank you tell me more about that family over there thank again!!..
May 11 2010
     
Name:  GIULIANO CHINI
E-mail:   giulchi@virgilio.it
Comments:  Se vi può essere utile vedete qui per i nati in Trentino dal 1815 al 1923. www.natitrentino.mondotrentino.net
Apr 28 2010
     
Name:  joao guilherme burnett
From:   porto alegre-RS Brasile
E-mail:   joao.burnett@terra.com.br
Comments:   I need to continue my ancestor's research.I know that my great grand father MASSIMILIANO BERNARDO POLLI and his wife were born in Marco di Rovereto, Trentino, respectivelly 1822 and 1842; they came to Brasil at 1874 or 75, not like emigrants but to know Santa Catarina-Itajai valley. I have relatives at Marco, but I don't have the addresses. Their surenames SETTI, MARCHI, POLLI and DI MARCO. Can you help me? Thanks, gracie infinita. Rua Riachuelo,994 ap 26 Porto Alegre/RS cep 90.010-272 RS/BRASIL. Giovanni Guillhelmo Polli Burnett
Apr 23 2010
     
Name:  Diane Burns
From:   Issaquah, Washington
E-mail:   dianeburns15@hotmail.com
Comments:  Hello again! Since writing on April 14 I have been able to find out a lot about my relatives, much of it thanks to the kindness of the readers of this page. Thanks so much! First, the family name is not Pedegana, but is rather Pedergnana. My great-grandmother was born DOMINICA ALBASINI in 1865, and seems to have been from Dimaro. My great-grandfather was born PIETRO PEDERGNANA in 1860, son of ANTON PEDERGNANA and PASQUA ALBASINI, either from Dimaro itself or the vicinity. We think he was orphaned at a very young age. They were married in Menominee, Michigan on Feb. 04, 1888. In 1889 my grandfather, Joseph was born in Issaquah, Washington where Peter Pedegana (new name) worked in the coal mines. Does anyone know why they would have been in Menominee? I see that there was mining there, but I don't see that it was coal mining. Any help or information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again! Diane Burns
Apr 19 2010
     
Name:  Yvonne (Trentine) Wion
From:   Piqua, Ohio
E-mail:   dmark4@woh.rr.com
Comments:  I am looking for any information about the Trentine family. My husband's grandfather was born Angel Trentine and emmigrated to the United States before WWII from Austria. After WWII that area became part of northern Italy. Angel was married to Anna Mueller and had 5 children (Carl, Arthur, Edward, and 2 daughters). Thank you!!!
Apr 18 2010
     
Name:  David Zanoni
From:   Milwaukee, WI
E-mail:   david@zanoni.net
Comments:  Has anybody here received Italian citizenship because of ancestral connections? Any experience or advice would be appreciated.
Apr 18 2010
     
Name:  Fred Bonani
From:   California
E-mail:   fbonani@hotmail.com
Comments:  In reply to the post about the last name ZADRA, my grandmother's mother was Angelina Zadra who married Raffaele Mengoni. I have no dates for her however. My grandmother, Giuditta later married Oreste Zanotelli was born in Cis, which is a small town in Val di Non near Livo and Preghena. I was born in Cles and lived in Preghena until my family immigrated to the US in the mid 50's. I would be curious to know if there is any relations.
Apr 18 2010
     
Name:  Barbara Brentari
From:   Palm Harbor FL USA
E-mail:   Babbs6@gmail.com
Comments:  Sal, Thank you so much for the info regarding my grandfather. I understand about the discrepency, he was born in America. His parents made the trip specifically for that purpose and then returned back to Smarano and then he made the trip back again at 17. I am hoping to be able to find some relatives! Take care and thanks again.
Apr 14 2010
     
Name:  Barbara Brentari
From:   Palm Harbor Florida via Minersville Pa
E-mail:   Babbs6@gmail.com
Comments:  Hi I am trying to find any info on my grandfather Michael Brentari who left Smarano Italy for Minersville PA somewhere in the early 1920's. I am planning a trip at the end of the month to go to Smarano and try to find any relatives and see the area where he came from. If anyone knows of any Brentari's in the area or could be of any help with info etc I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks so much!
Apr 14 2010
     
Name:  Cam Franzoi
From:   Windsor, ON
E-mail:   franzoi@sympatico.ca
Comments:  Hello everyone, My father was from Sporminore, Italy. His name is Erminio Franzoi. My grandparents were Camillo and Maria Franzoi. I would like to connect with relatives in North America.
Apr 13 2010
     
Name:  Joanne Simpson
From:   San Diego California
E-mail:   daffyandcat2@yahoo.com
Comments:  My grandfather (Evaristo Franch (changed to Franks when he came to the States) and grandmother (Louisa Rauzi) on my mother's side were from the Valley of the Cloz, Italy (was Austria during their time). My grandmother's brother (Luigi Rauzi) was a priest in Trento or around the area. I am trying to locate any possible living relatives with family names of Franch and Rauzi. Evaristo Franch and Louisa Rauzi were married in 1909 and then moved to Utah to a mining town that no longer exist (Sego, Utah).
Apr 12 2010
     
Name:  Diane Burns
From:   Issaquah, Washington
E-mail:   dianeburns15@hotmail.com
Comments:  Hello! I have long known that my great-grandparents came from a town in the Tirol region of Italy. Just recently the staff of the Issaquah, Washington Historical Society has located documents that show they were from the town of Dimaro. My great-grandfathr's name was PETER PEDEGANA. He left Dimaro in the 1880's and went to work in the coal mines of Pennsylvania. In the census around that time he listed he nationality as Austrian. He kept going west, and finally settled in Issaquah, Washington, just outside of Seattle. This was a coal mining town at that time. He sent for his bride who was waiting in Dimaro and he became the leader of the coal miner's union in Issaquah, demanding decent working conditions. He was quite a hero. My great grand-mother died of a strange disease that maybe was something like lupus, but it was passed on to all of her daughters, who also died of this disease. I know it baffled the doctors and some of my mother's aunts were studied by the University of Washington, who could not identify this disease. I would love to hear from anyone who has knowledge of my family background. Thanks! Diane Burns
Apr 11 2010
     
Name:  Suzie Salam
From:   Arizona
E-mail:   suesalam@hotmail.com
Comments:  What a "keeper" this site is. It is beautiful and informational. Thanks for your work and interest in your heritage, which is the history of the American experience. It has great personal meaning for me.
Apr 11 2010
     
Name:  Sherri Hines
From:   PA
E-mail:   billieyank6165@hotmail.com
Comments:  Hello, I'm running into a brick wall & maybe you can help me; my mother's maiden name was Dallao, parents possibly Emilio & Catherine (unsure of spelling), from northern Italy/Austria (Tyron)....came to PA in early 1940's, lived in Shenandoah & Hazleton. Emilio killed in a coal mine around 1949. Names ring any bells in your tree? ANY help appreciated!!! Take care, -Sherri Stengline
Apr 10 2010
     
Name:  Marlene Archer
From:   Dimaro
E-mail:   Brookside1@gmail.com
Comments:  I have an inquiry and am asking for anyone's help/expertise. I am unable to find ship records for my grandmother, although on her naturalization application she listed a ship name (LaProvence arrived Nov. 24, 1906) arriving at Ellis Island. I am unable to find her name on that ship; I think she came to America under an assumed name...to marry the man from her town in Trentini whom she accompanied. This man's first wife was said to have died at sea on their way back to visit her family in Trento. My question is this: were records kept for people leaving the port of New york returning to Trento, and where could I access them? If I can prove that this woman died at sea, as it is assumed, then my grandmother assumed this worman's name as she came to America. I can prove that she married this man 2 weeks later when they arrived in Central City, Colorado. Thanks for any advice and help.
Mar 28 2010
     
Name:  Margie Martini Jones
From:   Washington State
E-mail:   margiej6@verizon.net
Comments:  I have visited Revo twice. My Martini family has been there since 1493 and my Rossi grandmother's family since 1600's. I am now trying to find out about my father's uncle, Angelo Martini, born in 1888 who came to the U.S. in 1905 and died in 1918. He never "wrote home" so was pretty much disinherited by his father Pio Martini. What I have been able to find is that he came to Ohio to be with his cousin, Dominico Ravina. According to his WWI draft registration he was married with 4 children but no names were mentioned. He died in Tuscarawas County Ohio and is supposed to be buried in Roswell, Ohio. I am looking for any relatives as there are relatives in Italy who want to know about them. Another reason is that if he did not have sons,the line of Pio (Lau)Martini will die out. Any information would be appreciated.
Mar 20 2010
     
Name:  Stanga
From:   Chris Stanga
E-mail:   genmom56@gmail.com
Comments:  In studying some receipts for what I assume to be wire transfers from the States to various places where my ancestors sent money to his family (Just before WWI), I have found the name of a place I have been unable to identify: Madruz, Caserma (could be Laserma), Trento If anyone could enlighten me as to where this is, I would appreciate it greatly!
Mar 19 2010
     
Name:  Stanga
From:   Chris
E-mail:   genmom56@gmail.com
Comments:  I am looking for information about "4 Regimento 8 Compagnia" during World War I. In particular, I would like to locate records or indexes to soldiers in this regiment as I suspect these were regional and I am trying to find out about related surnames. Thank you for any help.
Mar 19 2010
     
Name:  cecile
From:   south australia
E-mail:   cecileterese@gmail.com
Comments:  Hello, My grandfather, on my fathers side,was an Echer(the spelling varies) born around 1904.I know nothing of my granfather,apart from the fact he was a miner.I don't even know his fathers first name.I have enjoyed greatly this site,it has given me a bit of a look,maybe,into my past.
Mar 19 2010
     
Name:  Debra Marigoni
From:   Utah
E-mail:   DMarigoni@comcast.net
Comments:  Thanks so much for the website. I love reading the stories and history. I have been searching for my husband's ties to his genealogy for years. Our original last name spelling is MARIGNONI. From what I've been able to research, there were once quite a few of them in the mining areas of Michigan and then Rocksprings, Wyoming. We have been trying to locate any information about John MARIGNONI or his father Vincent. I think John immigrated to the states sometime in the mid 1880's but have been unable to verify or find much more on him prior to his marriage in 1887. All of the men in the family have died very young, except for my husband's father, and therefore we don't have much in the way of stories or information. If anyone has any information about the area they may have come from I would love to hear from you. All we have is a marriage certificate from Michigan that gives the birthplace as Tirol. We would love to visit the area. Thanks Debbie
Mar 18 2010
     
Name:  Laura Hackstein
From:   California
E-mail:   laurahackstein@hotmail.com
Comments:  Hello: I am the great grandaughter of Gust Deromedi. Can I register to be an Italian citizen or must I be the grandaughter? Thank you for making this website. Sincerely, Laura Hackstein
Mar 18 2010
     
Name:  Christine Comotto
From:   St. Charles, Missouri
E-mail:   ccomotto@att.net
Comments:  Your website on Trentino Genealogy and Culture is so informative! I have been trying to find information on my husband's family for years, with little to no success. For years I was also confused about whether Trentino was in Austria or in Italy. Thanks to your website and the historical information, I now have a better understanding of the area. I am searching for information on the family of Emial Paolo ZADRA (b. 12 Aug 1858 in Tres, Trentino; immigrated to the U.S.A. in 1882). I believe his father was Giovanni ZADRA and his mother was Domenica ZANELLA. On 21 June 1886 he married Katherina SAUR in St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A. Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. I've been looking for information on the family for almost 20 years and have had no success. Thank you for this site! Hopefully someone will find me and be able to share the info.
Mar 16 2010
     
Name:  Elaine
From:   Petersburgh, NY
E-mail:   elainerose@fairpoint.net
Comments:  I found this website about 2 1/2 years ago through which I was able to email Storo, Italy where my grandfather, Antonio Zontini was born. I connected with relatives that my mother did not know she had. At the age of 85, I took her on a trip to Italy to see her father's hometown in Storo and then to Selva Di Levico where her mother, Adelaide Furlan was born. It was wonderful to give her this experience. I am returning to Italy in July 2010; I can't wait to return. Elaine D.
Feb 01 2010
     
Name:  Leean Archer (Stanchina Family)
From:   Twinsburg, Ohio
E-mail:   leeanarcher@gmail.com
Comments:  Hello, My paternal grandmother's maiden name was Stanchina and her family was from Livo. As I've searched my family tree, I've found Zannotelli, Dalpiaz, Sparapani, Furlani, Facini, and Fedrigoni family names that are from Varallo, Livo and Preghena who immigrated to the Bridgeport, Ohio area. If anyone has any info about these families, I'd be happy to hear it! Thanks so much! Leean
Jan 20 2010
     
Name:  Jim Genetti
From:   Boise, Idaho
E-mail:   jimgenetti@gmail.com
Comments:  I was born in 1943 in Rock Springs, Wyoming. My Father was Leno Genetti, my grandfather was Frank Genetti (Francesco)and my grandmother was Ermina Yannes. My grandfather was from Castelfondo, Italy and my Grandmother was from Dovina, Austria. Dovina is today a part of Italy. My great grandfather was Angelo Genetti he emigrated to the USA in the late 1800 and my grandfather, the oldest of five boys, followed him shortly thereafter. My grandfather worked in the mines in Superior until about 1943 and they he moved to Hooper, Utah to farm along with his brother Dominic Genetti. I have a family tree which was completed by my grandfather's relatives in Italy which dates back to the 1400's. My grandfather died in 1974 at the age of 89. I am currently 66 years old. Our family is related to the Anselmis, Menghinis and Bertognolis and others. A few years ago we had a reunion in Hooper, Utah and visited with relatives who came over from Castelfondo to visit. My wife learned to make polenta, torte and other dishes passed down from my grandmother and my aunt.
Jan 08 2010
     
Name:  ASSON
From:   Gary Asson
E-mail:   assoni@cableone.net
Comments:  You have a very comprehensive site. Lots of good information. I am disappointed that you apparently have no information about the villages of Amblar, Don or Malgolo. Of course I would notice this because my paternal grandparents emigrated from those locations. I am grateful for the information you present, however. Thank you. Gary Asson
Jan 03 2010
     
Name:  shirley scaia powell
From:   canton ohio
E-mail:   mom44721@yahoo.com
Comments:  my father fortunato scaia born in prezzo,he had three brothers,silvio,amadio and raymond also a sister who did not come to the u.s. amadio and raymond lived in solvay n.y.forunato and silvio lived in ohio all are now deceased.
Dec 18 2009
     
Name:  LEONARDELLI MARCEL
From:   CEYRESTE FRANCE
E-mail:   0000leonardelli@orange.fr
Comments:  Ciao, Ho realizzato una ricerca della mia famiglia e non posso prendere un periodo di: vicino a 2 anni, Carlo Leonardelli nato nel 1840? (erano 46 alla sua morte) corrisponde a Carlo Emilio, lo stesso padre e stessa madre Nato probabilmente nel 1843; Luogo di nascita varia, è scritto Torelli Provine, Giorgetti si dice nella stessa provincia. Sua moglie 1856 - nato in Zucca - è considerata "d'Averno LUCIA" Can you help me back per i genitori di Carlo? Grazie mille
Dec 11 2009
     
Name:  Rosanna Christini
From:   New Zealand
E-mail:   grattans@clear.net.nz
Comments:  Still searching for the birth location of my g.grandfather Giovanni Francesco Christina/Christino/De Cristina b. 18 Novembre 1848 in Trentino.He came to New Zealand in 1867/68, had a large family of nine children and left NZ for Italy in 1913 and was never heard of again.Recent info is that it could have been Vermiglio,but have not found anything there yet.The Christini family here want to know where they came from and met their Italian family. His mother was Santa LUCHI and his father Giovanni CHRISTINA/CHRISTINO/DI CRISTINA. If anyone has these names in their family please contact me.
Nov 30 2009
     
Name:  Kim Recla
From:   Vale, Oregon
E-mail:   recla@fmtc.com
Comments:  Very nice web site. A friend recently moved to Vicenza, Italy and when trying to convince my husband to go for a visit, I discovered our friend is living very close to the home of my husband's ancestors. My husband's family came from Smarano. His father is George Recla, grandfather is Luigi (Louis), great grandfather is Giovanni Recla. Giovanni's brothers were Clemente and Valentino. Grandfather Luigi's siblings are Clemento, Evaristo, Raffaele, Carolina, Cesare and Zelinda. We don't have much information on the youngest children. Our family has had contact with the family of Valentino (Clemente's son)in Smarano, and we will hope to visit them in early 2010.
Jan 01 2002
     
Name:  Gary Asson
From:   Eagle, Idaho
E-mail:   assoni@cableone.net
Comments:  You have an interesting site. My grandfather immigrated from the village of Amblar, located approximately two kilometers from Romeno, via Cavareno. My grandmother immigrated from Malgolo, approximately three kilometers from Romeno, south toward Cles. Grandfather was Fidele "Joe" Asson. Grandmother was Rosa Angela Gabardi. I have quite a lot of genealogy information about both families. Family names included among my ancestors include Graiff, Martini, Marineli, Garabili and others. There are a number of people in Romeno, Cavareno, Don and Amblar from the famiglia Asson. My grandparents worked the coal mines of Colorado, Utah and Wyoming from the late 1800's until about 1910 when they came to Idaho to farm. Gary Asson
Nov 20 2009
     
Name:  chuck Salvini
From:   chuck
E-mail:   chuck.sal@sbcglobel.net
Comments:  My Grandfather Isadore Salvagni aka GiGi Salvagni and Isadore Salvini came to USA around 1904 spoke italian; lived in truckee CA. and worked a few years and then sent for nona Grandmoa an two children Ermma and Peral, moved to Reno 1914 IM trying to find out where thier from possable Trento area, Grandmother's maden name was Josephine Colotta. family say he may have a brother in italy grandpa born around 1869 passed 1959. unable to find records please help if possable THANK YOU
Nov 05 2009
     
Name:  Ronald Trent (Sartori)
From:   Montgomery, NY
E-mail:   rontrent@hvc.rr.com
Comments:  This is a wonderful resource. I've been trying to trace my family geneology in Strigno. My uncle emigrated to the US in 1918, or therabouts, and not sure if he intentionally changed his surname to Trent from our families name, Sartori. In any case, my father went to Argentina in 1924, spent 20 years there trying to join his brother and after marrying my mom there, was finally able to emigrate in 1946. He changed his name to "Trent" then as well. The clerk in the municipal office of Strigno emailed me the names of some of my great-grandparents, but I hope to dig deeper. Thanks!!!
Nov 02 2009
     
Name:  Peter Yannes
From:   Josephine Mylet
E-mail:   JJmylet@juno.com
Comments:  MY Father peter Yannes from Castelfondo had 3 brothers and 2 sisters that came to Hazleton, Pa. My father came when he was 25 yrs. old in about 1923 and the rest followed later. He also has 5 other siblings stayed there. His parents are buried there. His brothers names are Emil, Robert, Ezidio, sisters are Mary Zambotti, and Caroline. Would like to find the remaining family of my father. Thank you, So much, Josephine (Yannes ) Mylet
Nov 02 2009
     
Name:  Jennifer Wilmetti
From:   Rock Springs, WY
E-mail:   anhall@wyoming.com
Comments:  My grandfather, Giuseppe VIELMETTI, immigrated to the U.S. from Tavon in 1909. He first worked in the mines in Pennsylvania and ended up in Superior, WY by 1917. He changed his name to Wilmetti, saying no one would ever be able to spell or pronounce Vielmetti. Family legend says he was in line to be a count and left to avoid taking on the title. I have found nothing to back this up. My grandmother, Anna CRISTANELLI, immigrated to Superior, WY in 1922 from Fondo to join other family members who were already there. I also the names Magagna and Tavonatti in my family tree.
Oct 24 2009
     
Name:  avancini
From:  
E-mail:   debmarch@suddenlink.net
Comments:  My grandfather migrated here in 1902. His name was Louis Avancini from Tyrol. He had a brother who came with him and also a sister who came to visit him a couple of times. His parents names where Joseph and Dominca Avancini. His birth date was sept 1877. I sure would like to know about my heritage
Oct 14 2009
     
Name:  annalisa cavallari
From:   Dimaro italy
E-mail:   game.dimaro@alice.it
Comments:  I live in Trentino. In years 1920- 1925 3 of my uncles go to USA for work...maybe in Michigan...their second name was ZINZARELLA...HAVE YOU SOME INFORMATION?
Oct 14 2009
     
Name:  Margie Martini Jones
From:   Wenatchee, WA
E-mail:   margiej6@verizon.net
Comments:  I just returned from Italy two days ago. I visited with my Martini and Rossi relatives in Revo. My Martini family have been there since 1453 and the Rossi family since the 1500's. Needless to say, I am related to a lot of people there. I have enjoyed each stay. This year they were harvesting their apples and since I come from apple country in Washington state it was interesting to watch. My grandfather Bartolomeo Martini and my grandmother Rosa Rossi left Revo for the Hazelton PA area in the late 1890's and were married there. I took my children and one of my grandsons on this trip so they would know their "roots".
Oct 10 2009
     
Name:  Kathy Martin(i)
From:   Aurora, IL
E-mail:   tkmnjt@sbcglobal.net
Comments:  My grandfather, Giovanni Martini came to America in 1923 via the Fratelli Cosulich shipping line. He worked in the coal mines in Wyoming because an uncle from Kemmerer sponsored him and ultimately ended up in Chicago, IL. He had been active in the Trentino club of America. His home town is Revo, Italy and I visited there in 2001. He married Ines Corazolla from Trieste. Northern Italy is beautiful, serene and the Dolomites are spectacular. The Martini's are alive and well in Revo.
Oct 06 2009
     
Name:  Adele Paxton
From:   Auburn Hills Michigan
E-mail:   apaxton44@comcast.net
Comments:  Just came across this site. Thank you so much for all the information. Just want to let you know that my grandfather was Lorenzo Job (Yob) and my grandmother was Adelaide Tarter Job. It was exciting to see my grandfather's photo listed on your site.
Sep 29 2009
     
Name:  Angelo Dalpiaz
From:   Florida, USA
E-mail:   adalpiaz@cfl.rr.com
Comments:  My great grandfather Giuseppe Dalpiaz (wife:Lucia Franch) and my grandfather Severino Dalpiaz (wife: Emma Fauri) are from Cloz, Italy. My grandfather immigrated to New York in the early 1900's. My grandmother Emma Fauri was from Bresimo and remained in Italy. I have very little information about my grandmother who died in 1949. Any help would be appreciated. The post from someone stating that his grandfather insisted he was from Austria, not northern Italy is probably correct. Much of Trentino was part of Austria until the end of WW II when it was ceded to Italy. The area was the scene of extremely heavy fighting between the Austrian and Italian forces during WW II at Mount Pasubia. Anyone who may have information about the Fauri name from Bresimo or Dalpiaz from either Cloz or Cis would be appreciated.
Sep 27 2009
     
Name:  tenaglia
From:   sheri
E-mail:   stenaglia@cogeco.ca
Comments:  I'm looking for any information about the Tenaglia and Osti family history from Spormaggiore, Italy.
Sep 21 2009
     
Name:  Janice St. Gemme
From:   Westcliffe colorado
E-mail:   jstgemme@aol.com
Comments:  My gr. grandfather was John Dodeski/Dodeska in the U.S. but in Italy he was Giovanni Antonio Todeschi born in 1844. His wife was Barbara Gaggstadter Dodeski b. 1852 and they lived in Vulcan Michigan and Streator Illinois. Her sister is on the ship's manifest,(along with Barbara) for 1886 under the name of Margaret Mativi. I'm hunting for any information as to where John/Giovanni was born. I have reason to believe that perhaps it was Trentino?? I would welcome any information. Thanking you in advance. Janice Jayne-St.Gemme
Sep 14 2009
     
Name:  Gina Cobb
From:   Colorado Springs, Colorado, US
E-mail:   gina.cobb@gmail.com
Comments:  I would like to get in touch with any of the Scalet or Tavernaro families from Transaqua. My grandfather was Albino Tavernaro from Frontenac, Kansas. I want to bring my Aunt Joyce to explore her ancestral homeland. Any ideas how to reach out?
Aug 23 2009
     
Name:  greg giovanini
E-mail:   gregs56@gmail.com
Comments:  Grandfather Matteo and his brother Angelo, came to the US in the 1890, he insisted that he was Austrian,not Italian, best we can determine he was from Tyrol,maybe Triento, came to work in coal mines of RockSprings, had cousins in Denver.
Aug 20 2009
     
Name:  viola ghezzi
From:   mezzolombardo italy
E-mail:   barbara80452@aol.com
Comments:   We are trying to find out if this woman is alive or dead she is my aunt. I went down to see her but they told me she died 2 months ago. I went to see her in july can you help me. Let me know if anything thank you so much. I live in the united states glendale ny ll385
Jul 27 2009
     
Name:  Debra L. Innocenti
From:   San Antonio, Texas
E-mail:   dli@obht.com
Comments:  What a gift! I've had such little luck researching the history of my ancestors (grandmother and great-grandfather) who left the town of Mori to work on the Macaroni Railroad in Texas. I'm presently writing a novel based on the story of that failed railroad venture. Pieces of it have been published, but I've finally committed to it becoming a book-length narrative. I'd not been able to find a resource for some of the history until discovering your site. I'm looking to travel to Mori sometime early next year for more in-depth, on-the-ground research. I'll make sure to reach out to you at that time for some suggestions on where to begin. Warm regards, Debra
Jul 27 2009
     
Name:  Linda Applonie
From:   Clinton Utah
E-mail:   lgapplonie@YAHOO.COM
Comments:  I've done alot of research on my family line of Genetti, coming from Castlefondo, an surrounding towns. My Grandmother was born in Brez her Mother was Maria Mezzavilla she was born around Jan 1855and was illagetament. Her mother was also Maria Mezzavilla. I'm at a stand still I can't find any other Mezzavilla's. Can anyone help me please
Jul 27 2009
     
Name:  Jo Paganini
From:   California, USA
E-mail:   justjo9@juno.com
Comments:  I have been reading civil records for comunes in L'Aquila for some time now, but I have just started reading microfilms of the church records in Trentino. The little town of Bersone is about 90% Bugna surname and I find that many of the names in the rosters will have the Bugna underlined followed by another name. Is this other name an identifier? a way to keep the several different lines of Bugna differentiated? Any insight would be appreciated. Thank you! By the way, I think you have a great website and have referred numerous people to it.
Jul 22 2009
     
Name:  Raul Ontiveros zueck
From:   Mexico
E-mail:   raul_ontiverz@hotmail.com
Comments:  Estoy buscando alguna desendencia de mi abuelo Victor Zueck Covi les agradeceria cualquier informacion, tengo parientes en trento italia y estoy feliz por eso, he perdido un contacto frecuante pero quiero activarlo de nuevo. mis mejores saludos. I am seeking some decendence of my grandfather Victor Zueck Covi, I will appreciate any informacion of him, I have kins in trento Italy and I am so happy for that, I lost the contact with them, but I want to activate it again. My improve greetings. Raul.
Jul 16 2009
     
Name:  paternoster
From:   cagno
E-mail:   Abranca1@msn.com
Comments:  I read all of the entries and my dad's is not posted. He was the brother of Pio Paternoster. His name was Amadeo Enrico Paternoster and he came at the age of 24. Please let me know if you can add his name.
Jul 15 2009
     
Name:  Eugene F. Flor
From:   Walnut Creek CA
E-mail:   EFFlor@lbl.gov
Comments:  My great grandfather/grandmother are Trentino emigrants. Floro or Fiorello Flor came from Revo Italy in the late 1800.'s. He first landed in Hazelton Pennsylvania working in a coal mine. He later moved to Telleride CO and was burned out of his home by Pinkertons and CO state police for attempting to form a union. He later moved to Ouray CO. where he struck a glory hole and bought the Western Hotel. His Wife was Marie Or Mary (maiden name Pretti) the Pretti's come from Cagno Italy one town over from Revo. She brought my grandmother Lena Pretti (born 1898)(her cousin) to the USA to work in the hotel. She told me as a child she was kiss by Emporer Franz Joseph when he went through he town. She had many sisters and her parents also emigrated to the USA. She later married Mary Flor's second son Frank. Many names from your list are family friends. Casablanca, Moscon, and several other are Trentino who came to the USA. What a small world. Great web site. It is nice to know that they were not alone when they migrated from this rather small place in Europe
Jul 07 2009
     
Name:  Diane Fini-Sabol
From:   Colorado
E-mail:   difinisabol@comcast.net
Comments:  Both of my Italian Grandfathers worked in the mines of Southern Colorado. Steven Dolzani(e)from Cuneva and Pietro Fini (from Riolunato Groppo, Modena, Italia)
Jun 02 2009
     
Name:  Federico
From:   Corrientes, Argentina
E-mail:   fedesebastiani@hotmail.com
Comments:  Hola, estoy averiguando sobre la genealogía de mi familia Sebastiani, son provenientes de Stenico, Italia y emigraron a la Argentina. Cualquier dato que pudieran aportar seria de utilidad. Gracias
Jun 02 2009
     
Name:  Silvia Barros Vigolani
From:   Argentina
E-mail:   sbarros40@yahoo.com.ar
Comments:  Soy nieta de un señor Pasquale Vigolani que vivió en la Provincia de Trento cercano a Austria y que durante la primera guera Mundial se traslado a latinoamerica junto a un sobrino o primo, siendo muy jovenes se instalaron primero en Brasil y de alli paso mi abuelo solamente hasta Argentina, trabajando en la construccion de los ferrocarriles. para luego instalarse definitivamente en la Ciudad de Tafi Viejo, Tucuman alli existen muchos descendientes y tambien en San Miguel de Tucuman. Me gustaria saber si en Trento o en algun lugar de Italia existen personas con este apellido Vigolani y que pudieran ser mis parientes con los cuales quisiera entablar una relacion e invitarlos a mi pais. Espero noticias de ellos. No olviden descendientes de Pascual Vigolani de Trento, Italia. Silvia B. Vigolani
May 29 2009
     
Name:  Frances A. Eccher
From:   Steward, Illinois
E-mail:   jeefae@all2easy.net
Comments:  Would love to receive emails from everyone that were born in Revo` and immigrated to the United State like my family did in 1957. Thank you.
May 23 2009
     
Name:  Eugene (Cainelli) Knelly
From:   Hazleton, Pa.
E-mail:   kink2@verizon.net
Comments:  can i get any information one the names of: Cainelli, Tait or Mattavi. i believe they are all from tyrol. they all settled in northeast pa. in and around the city of Hazleton. i know it's not much to go on, but anything would help. i believe Hazleton, Pa. has the only Tyrolean Church in the United States. i may be wrong, just a thought. thank, gene
May 14 2009
     
Name:  Maria Jose Mayeregger
From:   Paraguay
E-mail:   majo.maye@gmail.com
Comments:  Hello..my English is not excellent, therefore I will write in Spanish. Segun tengo entendido, mi familia de alguna manera tambine es descendiente Trentino. La verdad que estoy en busca de mas informacion. Ahora mismo estoy viviendo en Taiwan, por lo tanto se me hace mas facil ir a visistar trento, asique si alguien sabe algo de la genealogia de la familia MAYEREGGER estare mas que agradecida!... Graciaasss
May 14 2009
     
Name:  John Bellotti
From:   Torrance, California
E-mail:   johnebellotti@yahoo.com
Comments:  RE: Tesero Albert, here is a link with a map of Tesero: http://en.comuni-italiani.it/022/196/mappa.html It is located in the Val di Fiemme, Trentino. Hope this helps.
May 11 2009
     
Name:  Polo/Pollo
From:   Albert P. Downs
E-mail:   bulldog-60@hotmail.com
Comments:  I am doing a genealogy study on the family of Polo/Pollo from the towns of Tesero. I have been trying to get information about Tesero, in the Province of Trento, Italy. But I have yet been able to find this town. The Morman research site has church records for the town, but that's all I have been able to find. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
May 07 2009
     
Name:  Jessica M. Callinicos
From:   Lakewood Co
E-mail:   jmcall@comcast.net
Comments:  Hi, have been viewing the pictures of the coal mines in the Trinidad area. My father (Hilario Zuniga and he lived in Trinidad, CO after retiring from the mine) worked in the Hastings and Delagua mines. Would like to find info regarding life in both of these towns and when each was abandoned. What kind of housing? Was there a General Store, etc. whatever you can tell me. My Father passed away in 1955 and foolish that we are at our young age, I failed to ask my Father about his work years. Thank you, Jessica Thanks again, for, we need people like you who have an interest in the past and the coal mining industry.
May 02 2009
     
Name:  Irène Rousseau
From:   France
E-mail:   irene.rousseau@wanadoo.fr
Comments:  Hello, thank you for your work ! I am french, from Paris. My mother is from Val di Sole in Trentino. I am looking for one of my "ancestor" called Attilio Zanon, he was my grand mother's first husband. I found that he came to US around 1913, he has been recorderer on a list of emigration (ship) to New York New York Port. My grand mother used to say he died after drinking a cold beer getting out of the mine where he worked.She and Attilio were from a village called Magras (val di Rabbi). She never got any other explainations. I would like to know where exactly he died and has been burried. How can I do ? Thank you for helping me. A sunny salutation from Paris.
Apr 23 2009
     
Name:  Angelo Dalpiaz
From:   Florida
E-mail:   adalpiaz@cfl.rr.com
Comments:  My grandfather, Severino Dalpiaz and my father Giuseppe Dalpiaz were from Cis. They left Cis around 1929. My Grandmother Emma Dalpiaz-(Fiore) was born and raised in Bressimo and left for the United States in 1929. If anyone can give me any information about these family names or information about the cities and where legal documents such as birth/death and marriage records are kept I would greatly appreciate it. I am attempting to locate my ancestors as far back as I can and any information that would be helpful would be appreciated. I would also like to hear from anyone who is making the same type of efforts, if only to chat and communicate with each other about our efforts. Thank you in advance. Angelo Dalpiaz
Apr 22 2009
     
Name:  David Valvasori
From:   Switzerland
E-mail:   dvalva@hotmail.com
Comments:  Hello, I'm trying to get some informations about my family name and its origins. Apparently they belonged to the noble class in some areas of the current northern Italy. Do you have any idea where that name come from, at which period in history or any additional info that may be helpful? Thanks in advance for your reply. Regards, David Valvasori
Apr 20 2009
     
Name:  Moscon
From:   Kathy-Jean (Moscon) Hegwine
E-mail:   dreamerteam@comcast.net
Comments:  Love your site if your looking for the Moscon in U.S.A. you just found them!!!!!!! Boy how much fun is this? We have all the family name My Grandfather name was Joseph D. Moscon his Mother was Maria Perotti she married Fred Edwad Moscon and had hotel of sorts in Colorado U.S.A. When Fred died She moved to Califonia and got remarried I not sure of his name her kids never took on the new family name I'v heard it one or twice. but that about it. She was layed to rest by her son in Windser Ca. U.S.A. I know she had severel childern with Fred Edward Moscon. I don't know much about her seconed on though. if I can help in eny way? Just E-mail at dreamerteam@comcast.net
Mar 28 2009
     
Name:  malte
From:   brussels, belgium
E-mail:   info@woydt.be
Comments:  Hello, you could add my webpages here, perhaps starting with Pietro Antonio Vettorazzi, http://woydt.be/genealogie/g17/g176/1768dvpi01.htm You will find some information on Vettorazzi, Rigotti, von Froschauer, Tabacchi, Rinaldi and others from Trentino. My own anscestors moved from Trentino via Vorarlberg to Hamburg in Germany... Best wishes, Malte
Mar 25 2009
     
Name:  Stefano
From:   Ala, Trento Italy
E-mail:   webmaster@alameteo.it
Comments:  Hello, I would like this site on Ala (TN), where you can find photos, news, history, virtual tour, etc. .. http://www.alameteo.it
Mar 23 2009
     
Name:  Bernice Harman
From:   Selbyville, Delaware
E-mail:   bch7626@gmail.com
Comments:  I recently discovered your website and would love to find out if I have any relatives still living in Trentino, Village of Revo. I don't know much about my ancestors except my mother's maiden name was Facinelli; her father's name was Guiseppi and her mother's name was Prisca. I grew up in Hazleton, Pennsylvania and attended and was married in the Tyrolean church in Hazleton; Our Lady of Mount Carmel. If anyone has any information regarding the Facinelli family I would love to hear from you.
Mar 09 2009
     
Name:  Cesar Luis Rizzardi
From:   Argentina
E-mail:   elcesar1967@hotmail.com
Comments:  Quisiera comunicarme con el señor MARK RIZZARDI (St PAUL,MN) mrizzdog@aol.com .-o un familiar,que escribio una nota sobre sus ansestros de COREDO.Que he leido en la pagina de archivo 2002 2da. parte.- su correo electronico a sido dado de baja o posiblemente sea otro. Les comento que mi bisabuelo LUIS RIZZARDI su esposa TERESA MOLIGNONI,el hijo de ambos siendo bebe JOSE RIZZARDI, y una hermana menor de mi bisabuelo de nombre DOMENICA RIZZARDI, arribaron a la Republica Argentina en el año 1881. procedente de COREDO con el pasaporte emitido por la capitania de Cles. LUIS RIZZARDI Nacio en COREDO en 1854 y fallecio1932. TERESA MOLIGNONI Nacio en COREDO en 1852 y fallecio en 1922 Se CASARON en COREDO EN EL AÑO 1878.
Feb 17 2009
     
Name:  Patricia Sosa
From:   Argentina
E-mail:   liliasosa2002@yahoo.com.ar
Comments:  Hola amigos. Estoy buscando algun pariente que quede de lo que fue la familia original de mi abuela: Amabile Casari nacida en Samarano en 1887 (en ese año esta ciudad pertenecia a Austria, actualement pertenece a Italaia) El padre de ella se llamaba:Juan Casari nacido en Smarano La madre de ella se llamaba: Rachela Biasi nacida en Smarano En el acta de casamiento de mi abuela, resalizada en la ciuad de Rio Cuarto provincia de Cordoba (Argentina) tambien firma un señor Virgilio Biasi nacido en Smarano Bueno, espero algun tipo de dato. Gracias Patricia
Feb 13 2009
     
Name:  Anne de Silva
From:   Trinidad & Tobago
E-mail:   anndestel@yahoo.co.uk
Comments:  I am looking for information on my great grandfather Angelo Moresco (or Modesto) who was born in Italy around 1862 and came to Trinidad around 1879/1880. I believe he came from Turin but any information would be welcome. Thanks
Feb 03 2009
     
Name:  Stephanie Hogue
From:   Missouri
E-mail:   sdhogue@hotmail.com
Comments:  Looking for Ancestors with the surnames: AVI, BOTT AND FIOU. My Grandmother was from Malgolo,Itlay. Her name was GISELLA AVI. Gisella was daughter to MARIO AVI AND COLOMBA BOTT. Gisella's mother died around the year 1918 in Italy. Gisella then moved in with an Aunt in Malgolo and then in 1937 came to Colorado to live with her father. Gisella married JOSEPH FIOU. JOSEPH FIOU was born in GIGNOD, ITALY in 1889.
Feb 01 2009
     
Name:  Thomas Rizza
From:   New York State
E-mail:   rizzatj@frontiernet.net
Comments:  I have been working on my family background about which we have very little info except that they were from Trentino. I have discovered that my Grandmother, Celesta Francisi, born 4/15/1881, daughter of Basilio Francisci and Joannis(Joahanna)(nee Tiel)Francisci had come from Romeno, Trentino, Italy. She was baptized in San Stefanus Church. I believe that she had at least one brother Angelo possibly a second Albino.. My grandfaher, Giustiniano Rizza, born 12/20/1778, I just found out from hand written marriage records, was the son of Sebastiani & "Tesara Elisabetha?". I believe he had an uncle? Alberto Rizza(born 1879-80)(he was a witness at the marriage and my father's godfather). I have found a record of Aberto coming to Amer 1907 and listed Pieve Tesino as home. I would appreciate any information that you might be able to supply me about any of these people or any advice on how to go about contacting anyone who might be able to help me find more definitive information about my ancestors. I also have, possibly a very unusual, question - do descendents of Italians of Trentino inhabitants whose ancestors were born while Trentino was part of Austria consider themselves to be of Italian or Austrian descent?
Feb 01 2009
     
Name:  Heidi Ellington
From:   Pennsylvania
E-mail:   HeidiEllington@YMail.com
Comments:  Hi my name is Heidi and I am looking for anyone or anything related to the Biasi family from Sfruz, Italy. Also I believe at one point that is was part of Austria. My Grandmothers name was Josephine Biasi she was born here in the USA when her Mother and Father were visiting they traveled often to the US from what I understand and that is why my Grandmother was born here. But she was raised in Sfruz. At some point she came back with my Great-Grandfather and he left her here with some friends while he went back but he died before he could come back for her. So she stayed here and met and married my Grandfather Joseph Kerschbaumer from Austria. They later changed the name from Kerschbaumer to Kershbaumer they just removed the C from the last name. The whole family from what I understand came here often and traveled back and forth between here and there. So please if anyone has any info please feel free to contact me anytime. Thank you very much! Heidi (Kershbaumer) Ellington
Jan 29 2009
     
Name:  Thomas K Beber
From:   Iron River, MI
E-mail:   edvige@sbcglobal.net
Comments:  I've just found out that my Grandfather (Celeste Beber) had an older brother, Antonio. They both came from Vignola, TN. He arrived at Ellis Island on Feb 1905 a year after Celeste. The ships manifest indicate he headed to Trinidad, CO. Old pictures showed he was married and had 3 childrn (2 daughters and i son.) The pictures were taken in Gallop, MN. I've reviewed this site as it had a lot of info on the Colorado area..but no mention of Antonio. I've check other CO sites and found there is a negative of a Beber girl and the notice of a young man died in a mining accident. The dates don't seem to match a connection. If any one has any addional info please e-mail me. Enjoy this site.
Jan 18 2009
     
Name:  Stefano Bonvecchio
From:   Bolzano ITALY
E-mail:   bonva@email.it
Comments:  Hi, I make excuses myself for my insufficient English. It compliments for the site. I am the great-granddaughter of Giovanni Chiaghi husband of Elvira Job that currently is buried in the cemetary of Hastings. I wanted to know if it were possible to have of the photographic material in format types them of the country of Hastings or to have information on where to find of the material. My great-grandfather possessed a grocery with its Elvira wife. Soon I would want to come to visit the place where my grandfather is born Tawny Giovanni Ciaghi. Thanks Stefano Bonvecchio.
Jan 08 2009
     
Name:  Jeri Fuller
From:   United States
E-mail:   jerifuller@comcast.net
Comments:  My grandmother is Fortunata Arnoldine from Revo, Italy. Unfortunatly, I have no further information on her. Any information you could give me would be greatly appreciated.
Dec 27 2008
     
Name:  Alex Fellin Valentino
From:   Sarasota, Florida
E-mail:   alexarn@verizon.net
Comments:  Looking for relatives of grandfather Antonio Fellin ( revo dob 3/16/1881; arrived Ellis Isl. 1907; parents Anton Fellin 11/60 and Catherine Arnholt 8/1868. Also, relatives of grandmother Barbara Yori (Vulcan, Michigan, Dob 1/29/1892; parents John Yori and Therese Arnholdo+ Have traced the Yori and Fellin names to area within present day Estonia. Old maps show towns named Yori and Fellin.
Dec 20 2008
     
Name:  D Springhetti
E-mail:   dlspring@verizon.net
Comments:  Hello everyone, Is anyone out there related to the Springhetti or Zinni families of Cavareno, Val de Non, Italy in the Trentino region of northern Italy? My father came from there in 1922. I know that he had several brothers and sisters that remained there after he left Don
Nov 28 2008
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