Boston ship's manifest

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What else can you tell us about him? Spouses name, childrens names, etc?

Found a record (but its a long shot) of a census for a Leonindo Lacovara born in 1899 and immigrated in about 1915 but he went to New York first. Without more details it won't be easy I think. Of course, stranger things have happened on this forum and there are some awesome researchers so you never know.
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acargo wrote:Valluzzi family from near Potenza. (famille de Valluzzi de Potenza). Rosa Maria or Maria Rosa (b. abt 1850) married Pasquale Panza. ( Je cherche pour une dame qui s'appelle Rosa Maria ou Maria Rosa Valluzzi nee surtout 1850; sa mari s'appelle Pasquale Panza.) They lived in San Pietro in Guarano, Italy. (Ils ont habite a San Pietro in Guarano, Italy.). The had six daughters. (Ils ont eu six jeunes filles.) Their names were Anna, Amelia, Adeline, Veneranda, Maria and Giovanina. (Elles s'appellent Anna, Amelia, Adeline, Veneranda, Giovaninia et Maria). Help! Aide-moi svp.
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the better thing, if you search some descendant in San Pietro in Guarano, is to write some person currently living in the town and with same surname; no Valluzzi living currently, but only PANZA people:
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He came over by himself, his brother and sister followed later. His spouses name was Christinia but he married her after he came here. He did move to New York after arriving in Boston, do you think that could be him ?
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NEED INFO. ON MY FATHER .....


ONOFRIO SACCENTI
BORN 1899 -1957 IN THE TOWN PALO DEL COLLE,ITA
ARRIVED 1909
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Hi johnsa,

Welcome to the board!

We'd like to help you but could you start your own new topic thread?

This way we don't confuse the families.

Thanks!
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