The address is: National Archives - Mid Atlantic Region 9th and Market Streets Philadelphia, PA 19107 also, I do not have the blank form, but just make sure you provide them with the appropriate info such as: *Petitioner's name (and spelling variations) Naturalization petition number *Date of natura...

Hey! I've bin a member of ancestry.com for almost a year now, and let me tell you, it can be quite frustrating at times! But when you finally find what you're looking for, it all pays off! The best way to find parents for your ancestors is through the U.S. census. Let's say you want to find out who ...

What's that supposed to mean...you know I'm a GENUINE young kid?

agripofi, O.k. first of all, I don't know where you get off making those remarks about my post. All I was saying is they're different and I'm still learning about everything...I'm freaking 16 years old and a sophomore in highschool! Sorry, but this forum don't need any drama, so keep your comments t...

WoW!! That's really convenient, I'm going to have to book-mark that page!!

Ricky

Oh, thanks!! Sounds a lot different from the U.S!

Does Italy have like a national vital records dept. simmilar to the U.S? My gg-grandfather immigrated to the U.S, then later decided to go back to Italy, where he later died. I was hoping to obtain his death-cdertificate, but I wasn't sure there was any such thing.

Does anyone know how to obtan records in Martirano or what records they even offer? I tried going on familysearch.org, and I got completely confused with all the Italian that came up. The only thing that caught my eye was "Martirano 1815" I'm not sure if that means records start at that ye...

Hi, I am new to this...is anyone researching either the Rubino's or the Cuda's? My gg-grandfather was Pasquale Rubino. He was born in Naples, Italy, I believe and married Geatana Tramuto. He came to the U.S. in the late 1800's, and Gaetana came a few years later. Also, on the other side of the famil...