The video made me hungry!

I enjoyed the video and article very much....most of my Italian heritage is from the states of MI and CA, with few scattered around in NY & NJ....I'm curious what rank CA & NY had. Think I'll go look it up just for fun.

Thank you so much suanj!

I have the advantage of my father living with me, he is 95 years old, soon to be 96. Actually, it is for him that I have gotten back into the genealogy :) He has a great interest and has been living with myself & my husband for the past 6 years.

Yes, my great grandfather ...

Thank you for the web site princessbubbles--got my fingers crossed that my elusive ggrandfather or his relative is at Olive Tree :)

I am guessing that Louie is an uncle or brother to ggrandfather, they are a bit too young to be Michael's parents, at any rate, with the last name of Coragliotti, I ...

My ggrandfather, Michael Coragliotti, was born in 1843, Bosconero. He immigrated to Upper Michigan sometime between 1869-1873 and worked in the mines. I can't locate him on a ship from Ellis Island and was wondering if anyone had other listings for ships. I believe he probably left from a port in ...

My ggrandfather, Michael Coragliotti, born 1843, I believe was born in Bosconero. He immigrated to the Upper Peninsula of MI sometime between 1869-1873. He had a daughter born in Italy in 1868, and his first born son was born in MI in 1875. I can't find a record for him at Ellis Island...I think he ...