I have been researching my family tree off and on for 20 odd years.
My Great-Great Grandfather's name was Costantino Navarro (at least that is how it is spelled on the Ellis Island records), at some point the spelling was changed to Navarra. The records indicate he comes from San Potito Sannitico.
I am hoping there is someone out there who is researching this family also.
Thanks-
Pam
LOOKING FOR ANYONE RESEARCHING SURNAME:NAVARRA/NAVARRO
Re: LOOKING FOR ANYONE RESEARCHING SURNAME:NAVARRA/NAVARRO
Hi : really.. just surname.. are NAVARRA in San Potito Sannitico(Caserta province-Campania region) are this Navarra familieseagle wrote:I have been researching my family tree off and on for 20 odd years.
My Great-Great Grandfather's name was Costantino Navarro (at least that is how it is spelled on the Ellis Island records), at some point the spelling was changed to Navarra. The records indicate he comes from San Potito Sannitico.
I am hoping there is someone out there who is researching this family also.
Thanks-
Pam
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regards, suanj
Re: LOOKING FOR ANYONE RESEARCHING SURNAME:NAVARRA/NAVARRO
Hello, I have a great-great Aunt, Carmela DiMatteo, from Trabia who was married to an Ignazico (sp?) Navarra. I do not know where he was from but just thought I'd reply if there is a possible link.
Trabia, Sicily: Rinella, Campagna, Rubino, DiMatteo, Vallelunga, Gattuccio, Canciamilla, Arena, Alario, Barone, Sunseri, Trapani, Turturice Bell, Lima, Romano, Spitaleri, Cancilla,Tardio, Novello Tomasello, Sunseri Pirotto, and D'Anna.


