Italian immigration 1850-1900

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Subject: Italian immigration 1850-1900
Where can I find records of an ancestors immigration to Canada from Italy in the late 1800s?

Rose

[16-10-2004,21:38]
Rose
grandparents immigration in 1900 (in reply to: Italian immigration 1850-1900)
My grandmother´s maiden name was Rose Salvo born September 1888 in Paleamo, Sicily, my grandfarther´s name is John Bucalo was born in or aroung 1888 in Mesidina
[11-05-2010,11:25]
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Bucalo
Bucalo & Salvo (in reply to: Italian immigration 1850-1900)
Immigrated from Sicily
[11-05-2010,11:27]
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Bucalo
(in reply to: Italian immigration 1850-1900)
I have had my best luck with Google, and ancestry.ca. Sometimes you can find a Canada Census online but I don´t believe they went back further than 1905. I have been able to track where my grandparents (and 4 kids) landed, the name of the boat and how much money they brought with them. $16. That was in 1903
[11-05-2010,12:41]
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Sharon
(in reply to: Italian immigration 1850-1900)
Rose, if you are in Canada, try the public library, usually the main branch or your local MP.
[13-05-2010,23:02]
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Anonymous
(in reply to: Italian immigration 1850-1900)
I am curious - what could an MP help with?

I have never found anything useful at the library. please share.

[13-05-2010,23:51]
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Sharon
(in reply to: Italian immigration 1850-1900)
MP has access to researchers at the Library of Parliament to do these research for them. And there are many public libraries in Canada that comply datas, I remembered approaching the libraries when I was doing a research on my ancestry, and I find the librarian really helpful. Of course, not all librarians are that helpful, same for MPs.
[16-05-2010,01:27]
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Anonymous
(in reply to: Italian immigration 1850-1900)
good to know!
[16-05-2010,02:12]
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Sharon
Italian immigration 1850-1900 (in reply to: Italian immigration 1850-1900)
Wow eerie...my partner´s family is Bucalo her Dad´s name is Frank but she has a brother named John and a sister named Rose. She´s been told her family immigrated from Sicily from the "Town" of Bucalo in the mid 1800´s. I want to say her father who recently passed was the first of the Bucalo´s to live in the US. Wonder if her family is connected to who you are looking for?
[11-03-2011,13:46]
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Christi

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