thank you, erudita. i should have made myself clearer. i knew 4 of the 5 children and know where all are buried. they're not there with my great grandma. thanks for looking at the stone. i saw, too, that there was no room and thought perhaps the base was added after the names were there. that would ...

http://mediasvc.ancestry.com/v2/image/namespaces/1093/media/97a021fe-1754-4bd1-be0d-0c3fb54e67a8.jpg?client=Trees. wanted to see if i could copy the picture, but it is not appearing on the preview. anyway, the plot and appears to be, the stone were purchased and possibly made by the husband of my ...

thanks, liviomoreno, but i knew one of the daughters, and the other daughter died long after my great grandmother.

i've been reading the threads about attempts to attain dual citizenship, but i think i am missing the point of why people are doing this. In my case, all four of my grandparents emigrated from italy to the US in the early 1900's. my parents were born in the US. I was born after 1/1/48. I don't think ...

my grandfather had a brother and 3 sisters. all emigrated to the US at the same time in the early 1900's. i know their families. they were at family reunions. all pretty much lived on the same street in my hometown. When i discovered that my great grandmother emigrated, i looked up her cemetery plot ...