San Buono Emigrants Database
An Italian initiative to reconnect San Buono with its emigrant families
Are you looking for an ancestor who left San Buono? Explore historical records of Italian emigrants connected with this town, in the province of Chieti, Abruzzo.
The ItalianSide database currently contains 412 historical emigration records confirmed as originating from San Buono.
Depending on the original document, an individual record may include different info about the single emigrant.
Below is a preview of 15 records from the full collection currently available.
To search the records not shown here, use the surname search form below.
Open an individual passenger record to view the information contained in the historical document.
| Last name | First name | Age | Emigrated in | Destination | Passenger record |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LAPERGOLA | EVANGELISTA | 37 | 1892 | BROOKMAYVILLE | View record |
| CORVINO | GIUSEPPE | 37 | 1893 | USA | View record |
| DELLEDONNE | FRANCESCO | 37 | 1893 | NEW YORK | View record |
| CASTRI | ANTONIO | 19 | 1893 | NEW YORK | View record |
| CASTRI | GIUSEPPE | 10 | 1893 | NEW YORK | View record |
| CASTRI | NICOLA | 12 | 1893 | NEW YORK | View record |
| MONACO | GIUSEPPE | 32 | 1893 | BROOKLYN | View record |
| DEROSA | NICOLA | 30 | 1894 | TRENTON | View record |
| GUADAGNOLI | ANT.MARIO | 44 | 1894 | ROCHESTER | View record |
| LIPEROTI | PASQUALE | 27 | 1894 | NEW YORK | View record |
| MATTIA | MICHELE | 34 | 1894 | NEW YORK | View record |
| VITULLI | GIOVANNI | 38 | 1894 | NEW YORK | View record |
| ALBERICO | GIOVANNA | 48 | 1894 | NEW YORK | View record |
| DESTEFANO | SEBASTIANO | 24 | 1894 | PHILADELPHIA | View record |
| MARCUCCI | ANGELA | 25 | 1894 | NEW YORK | View record |
Search Emigrated Records by Surname
Enter a surname to search for emigrants connected with San Buono. Try alternative spellings when the original search does not produce a result.
Search for a surname among emigrants from San Buono
Understanding Names and Spelling Variations
Historical passenger and emigration documents were often completed by officials who did not speak Italian. Names, surnames and Italian place names may therefore have been shortened, translated, misspelled or recorded according to their pronunciation.
A first name may appear only as an abbreviation, while a surname may contain different vowels, missing letters or anglicized spelling. Always compare the record with other documents before confirming a genealogical relationship.
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Add their information and help preserve the connection between your family and the town they left behind.
By adding your ancestor, you help preserve a family link that time and distance may have weakened —
and create new opportunities for families in San Buono and abroad to rediscover their shared history.
Even partial information can be useful. Every contribution is reviewed by ItalianSide before publication.
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