Barco Italian

[Lida Rick]

Thebook (almost 500 pages) is a scholarly study of the topic by Fernando Devoto, a history professor at the University of Buenos Aires who for more than 25 years has been researching Italian immigration to Argentina. Yet, the book is still very readable and informative for anyone interested in this topic.

The book starts with the early migration under Rosas but focuses on the height of Italian immigration to Argentina in the late 1800s and early 1900s. An entire chapter is devoted to the institutions of the Italians in Argentina, e.g, the mutual associations, hospitals, and clubs. There are numerous short profiles of Italian-Argentine intellectuals, scientists, and professionals that contributed to the development of Argentina. Also, a section covers the role of Italians in the Argentine left, the workers movement, and anarchism. Later chapters cover the period between the two world wars (which includes a section on fascism and Italian communities in Argentina), and the last chapter is from 1945 to the present.

My Italian grandfather immigrated to Buenes Aires in 1949/50 from Villanova, I am trying to find out what happened to him as last contact was in 1950. He was a prisoner of war in Scotland during world war 2 and had a daughter with a local girl, regular correspondance was received until the end of 1950. Any help would be appreciated, thanks Martin

Hey to Mauro Nanni, there is an italo-argentine woman with your last name from Argentina who married an italo-argentinean soccer player (Cannigia) maybe you are related to her lol

anyways im like other millions italian descent argentioneans and very proud of my roots! my great grandparents came to argentina in 1890 from foggia,puglia and napoli, so anybody with my last name who knows of relatives who went to argentina we might be related..if you know any antonio mascia let me know lol, the other last names I am related to are: are Iannantuoni, montagno and bredice.

Io sto srivendo la storia del nome Strongoli,vorrei avere notizie degli emigrati in Argentina e le loro origini. non siamo molti ,penso 150 nel mondo in Argentina poche famiglie ,provenienti da Italia,penso Vibo valenzia o campania.un saluto ed un abbraccio ,attendo notizie Giuseppe

Im trying to research my father in laws Giuseppe Pantaleone family tree. He was born in Lanciano Italy but now lives in Australia. Giuseppe has 2 uncles and 1 aunty that immigrated to Argentina in the 1920s their names are Domenico Pantaleone, Francscio Pantaleone, and Concetta (not sure of married name). I have searched many avenues/passenger list etc but are not getting very far. Can anyone help.

thanks

Lorell

Eugenio Rossi Lanzoni was born in Filonica, Italy and immigrated to Argentina about 1900, became a citizen then immigrated to USA. Is there any immigration records in Argentina and ship manifests showing who was on the ships from Italy?

Eugenio had a brother (possibly was Vincenzio) who stayed in Argentina and I would like to find any relations that we have there. How can I find info.

Un gusto enviar esta nota y aprovecho para felicitarlos por la terea.Soy Aldo Alberto Pandolfi de Leones, Crdoba, Argentina. Mi padre fue un inmigrnate italiano del ao 1922 llamado Andino Pandolfi que haba nacido en Pollenza, Macerata en el ao 1911. Mi abuelo, su padre, fue Enrique Egidio Pandolfi tambin naciod en Pollenza en 1873;mi abuela Gentilina Sparvole nacida en Macerata en 1879. Mi abuelo materno Pascual Visconti nacido en Macerata en 1882 y mi abuela materna Palmira Mariani nacida en Tolentino en 1884.Para los que se puedan interesar informo que desarrollo un trabajo en blog denominado LOS PANDOLFI EN EL MUNDO, al que se puede ingresar con ese ttulo o el del sitio web -pagina-personal-de-aldo-pandolfi, urilizando cualquiera de los buscadores. Gracias.-

looking for info re my brothers family he would be over 100 yrs old if by some chance he was still with us his name was giuseppe pepino morena he had a daughter whos name was i think pia i would any possible leads

A lot of Italians emigrated to Argentina during and after World War II. I know some of them personally & can confirm that not all were fascists or Mussolini sympathizers. (Yet, of course, there were a number that were and fascism did receive a welcoming embrace in Argentina.) However, many Italians simply came here for economic reasons: Argentina, at that time, had a much better economy. Plus, Argentina already had a large tradition of Italian immigrants, so Buenos Aires was a very easy place for Italians to fit in. Unless your great uncle was a member of a pro-fascist organization or had written about the topic, then whatever anyone says is mere speculation.

Families were often split in the Italian emmigration of the late 1800s and early 1900s. My aunts husband came the the United States, but he had a brother who went to Argentina. The family name was originally Andreano. His real first name was Pellegrino, but he went by Joseph here in the U.S. He came from the town of Molinaro, Benevento, Campania.

I am looking for relatives who migrated to argentina from Trieste between 1920 and 1940. Their surname is Zizmond and the family comes form the area around trieste, in particular from Volca Draga.

I would bi interested in any information. thankd you alana

I am looking for Giovanni Ziliotto born 26.1.1898 who went to Buenos Aires in the 1930s. From Maserad DEl Piave. He was a chef. He fell in love with a lady who had land and wanted to marry her. She contacted the police in Maserada Sul piave to find out he was married. He was sent back to Italy about 1933.

Buenos das a todos, Estoy terminando mi investigacin en Strongoli

mondo.In Argentina me olvido de slo tres datos persone.Mi puede decir dnde

Puedo encontrar la lista de muertes en la Argentina en Buenos Aires. Gracias

colaboracin strongol...@libero.it

I am interested in reading this book about the History of Italian Immigration in Argentina however I can only find it in Spanish and not English. Does an English version exist and if so how can I purchase it. Thanks. Rita

I am interested in finding my roots . I have been tracing my family tree it has led me to my grandfather who was born January 8, 1891 and his brothers Gennaro, Francesco, Vincenzo and Raffaele.

I think Gennaro went to Argentina first and was followed by Francesco and maybe Vincenzo and Raffaele and finaly by my grandfather Bruno Amendola , I Know my grandfather went back to Cosenza Italy but did spend a few years with his brthers in Argentina , his brothers stayed and live in Argentina. I am pretty sure they settled in Buenos Aries .

My grandfather and his brothers who went to Buenos Aries Argentina Came from a town called Fiumefreddo Bruzio possiblely an area called

( piro or San biase or Longobardi ) Cosenza Italy between 1900 and 1930 .

If anyone has information that could fill in some blanks for me, I would greatly appreciate their help.

I could be reached at my Email address at

I am looking for information on my great great grandfather Salvatore Licata who emigrated from Italy via Naples to Argentina. I found him listed as arriving 13 Nov 1904 on ship named Provence. Have been unable to find such a ship (only La Provence was built later than 1904). Salvatore Licata had a produce stand and re-married and had several children. My father was told that he had some very beautiful cousins in Argentina. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

I am looking for information about my grandfather Vincenzo Greco, born in Cosenza 15 january 1900, he emigrated to Rosario, Argentina end of 1920 or early 1921, from Naples,Italy with the ship,Il Conte di Bianca Mano, this is the only information we have about him, if anyone know how can I find out any information please let me know. Thank you.

I am also looking for relatives that left from Sicily in 1915 and immigrated. Some went to New York City and some to Argentina. They are the Della Universita family. I have been searching for a while. This information is hard to find. ANY info would be greatly appreciated!

Soy tucumana, Argentina, vivo en Miami. Estoy tratando de encontrar los antecedentes de mi abuela Asuncion Franceschi. Imigraron a Argentina cuando ella tenia 18 anos seria por ahi de 1880. Vivio en Tucman, Argentina y se caso con Serapio del Rio, espanol, que iba en le mismo barco que ella a la Argentina. Es cierto que todos los Franceschi son de Milan? Tendria que escribir a primas en Tucuman que vivieron con mi abuela por mas datos. Casualmente mi hija me invito a viajar a Italia por primera vez y eligio Milan. Quizas no sea casual!, maria y gracias por dar detalles!

I am interested in finding my roots, I have been researching my family tree it has led me to my grandfather who was on born January 8, 1891 and his brothers Gennaro born 1880, Francesco born 1885, Raffaele born 1887 and Vincenzo born 1889.

I think Gennaro went to Pennsylvania first and was followed by Francesco and maybe Vincenzo and Raffaele and finally by my grandfather Bruno Amendola , They later went to Argentina, I Know my grandfather went back to Cosenza Italy but did spend a few years in Pennsylvania USA and then in Argentina , his brothers stayed and live in Argentina. I am pretty sure they settled in Buenos Aries .

My grandfather and his brothers who went to the USA arriving on the S.S.EUROPA in 1909, and then travelling to Buenos Aries Argentina came from a town called Fiumefreddo Bruzio Cosenza possibly an area called( piro or San biase or Longobardi ) Cosenza Italy between 1900 and 1930 .

If anyone has information that could fill in some blanks for me, I would be so thankful for all the help.

I could be reached at my Email address at

gianfrancoa...@gmail.com

Hi

I am tracing my grandmother (nonna) who immigrated to Argentina during WWII. Her name is Francesca Skamperle from Senozece Yugoslavia. Born 27-1-1911 and died 24-7-1995. I believe her brother was also in Argentina and his name is Franc. My father went to school in Trieste I believe.

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