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I want them to know that I care and that I am curious and here, in the world. Even though it is a distance away, I am only a phone call,letter or photograph away. I can be part of their lives. Come with me on my true adventure that will make you laugh and cry with me. To read my story vist one of the links below.
Why bother finding my cousins clear in Italy? To know who my family are in the world. To see other cousins face to face with my same colored eyes, same color hair, same eye brows, same height, someone who shares my same Great Grand Parents.......... These family members may speak another language, they may comb their hair another way, but they are my family. Finding family in Italy has to be a force that is with in a person. It does require a person to know their language or use a translation program. Because once you start a relationship with these lost cousins, it takes a lot of dedication to know them and keep the family candle burning.
They will want to know all about you and your family. They are just as curious about you, as you are of them. So, if you have started searching for your lost family and make contact, write often, send photographs, telephone them once in a while. It all has worked out for me. I am very proud of my accomplishments in searching them out.
There will be a lot of obstacles in your way, but keep going. They are often wondering when another lost relative will discover them and find their path back to them. It will be an amazing journey for anyone searching. I am so happy I made the effort to know the unknown out in the world. If your looking for your cousins and need to access the Italian White Pages, use this link.
And to complete writing letters, The Abruzzo Zip Codes if you need them.
If you would like to share your Italian Surnames through Liza's Italian surnames through email, use one of the links below or visit one of my pages which hold nearly 1700 Italian Surnames that are being researched by family and friends.
To read and search all the Italian Surnames Information submitted to my pages use this link.
How has my pages inspired others?Read results that other people have found from using my suggestions to help aide searches.
Do you have a lost loved one that you have no trace of? List them on
Di Credico or De Credico, no matter how it is spelled now, to me the name originated from the spelling Di Credico. I have written to every family with these surname spellings, in the whole world. One meaning people have given me is that the Credico's owned lot's of land. And people from our village used to come to our relatives and put their land up for colladeral. Then,we would lend them money to put their gardens in,as well as many projects they were working on to survive back in the 1700's, 1800's and early 1900's. So the surname has been told to me means "House of Credit." If anyone has any other meaning of this name please e-mail me or sign my guestbook. No matter where a family lives in our world today, I have managed to trace ALL of them back to Abruzzee, Italy. All small cities located around or not far from Chieti, Italy. The cities so far my research has traced to are: Forca Bobolina, Torrevecchia Teatina, Lanciano, Palata, Vasto, Pescara, Frankavilla, Ortano, Montesilvano, San Giovanni Teatino, Chieti and more. These are my Italian Surnames that I am researching. DeCredico, Di Credico, Pietrocola, Puglielli,Credico, Rabottini, Petrongolo, Baboro, Evangelista, Ambrosini, Andreamatteo, Cocco, La Cioppa, Inocencia, De Marchis, DiGenio, DiJenio,Tacconelli and Parenti:) Liza's New Italian Surnames as of June 25,1999: Agostinello, Vecchiotti, Baboro, Giardine, Martinelli, DiLucca, Sbaraglia, Caramanico, Mincone, D'Angelo, Esposito, DiPeppe, Francavilla, Frankavilla, D'Andreamatteo and Merciaro from around Chieti, in Abruzzo,Italy. Please write to me if you have any of these Italian Surnames in your family history:)
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If this address is familiar to you, you may be my relative and I look forward to finding you. Please Email me as soon as possible:) I have dedicated a page to my Great Grand Parents and Grand Parents, this page is in their memory and I will not forget their efforts to travel to another country to make a life. How scared and curious they must have been not knowing the english language. If you would like to submit your relatives into Liza's Wall of Honor, use my link below.
I have dedicated my time to create many pages that will help others through my journey to know. Here is a link to Liza's Posting board.
If you need a look up in the telephone books for a city in Abruzzo,Italy, take a look at Liza's Abruzzo Research page. I would be more than happy to send you one if the city you you need is listed in one of my Provinces in Abruzzo. Here is a link to my Abruzzo Research Page.There is no charge for doing this lookup for anyone.
Coming soon. I have been asked to write an article for an Italian Genealogical Society on what it takes to put a Surname Web Page together. It will be posted soon. I hope it helps a lot of people and inspires them to create a web page to extend their genealogy.
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