If you search your ancestors in Castelnuovo di Conza, in the province of Salerno, Campania region, the documents about your Italian family are stored in the City Office archives and in the parishes in the town.
Civil Records in Castelnuovo di Conza
In towns and villages of Campania and in Salerno province registry offices were established in 1809: it means that you could find your ancestors records in Castelnuovo di Conza town hall archives as of that date.
(If your goal is to claim your Italian Dual Citizenship in Castelnuovo di Conza follow this link).
So, if your ancestors lived in Castelnuovo di Conza during the past centuries, then you should start your family research from the City Office of Castelnuovo di Conza to know more: our local expert is ready to help you in your research!
Otherwise, if you think to contact the town hall by yourself, we suggest you to read our tips for your search. They are useful to search in Campania and of course in Castelnuovo di Conza too!
Next picture shows the demographic trends in Castelnuovo di Conza from the Italian Unification(1861).
This is a necessary info to understand how many people lived in the town in the past.
To proceed faster with your research is important to know if the last name you are investigating is a frequent surname in Castelnuovo di Conza. As more your surname is common, as more it could be difficult to find the right branch of your ancestors family in Castelnuovo di Conza archives, expecially if you have not exact dates.
It could be useful for you to know that some of the most common surnames in Salerno province are:
Alfano, Amato, Annunziata, Apicella, Bruno, Califano, Caputo, Cirillo, Coppola, Cuomo, D’Amato, D’Ambrosio, D’Angelo, De Luca, De Martino, De Rosa, Esposito, Ferraioli, Ferrara, Gallo, Giordano, Greco, Grimaldi, Iannone, Lamberti, Landi, Manzo, Marino, Napoli, Pagano, Palumbo, Pellegrino, Pepe, Rinaldi, Rizzo, Romano, Ruggiero, Russo, Santoro, Senatore, Sessa, Sica, Sorrentino, Tortora, Trotta, Vitale, Vitolo, Volpe.
Church Records in Castelnuovo di Conza
Church archives in Salerno province may store even older information. You will find religious records of the same events (births, marriages and deaths) but, most important, you could go further back in time!
So in case you would like to go back in centuries, it’s good for you to know that the parish registers in Salerno started during 1500!
They are far less accessible from abroad (and even not easy to browse and to read if you are not used and skilled) but our local genealogist can research the church archives of Castelnuovo di Conza on your behalf.
In case you want to visit churches, these are the addresses of parishes active today in Castelnuovo di Conza:
S. MARIA DELLA PETRARA – Via San Nicola
Anyway for our experience, even if you plan to come here, we always suggest to start the research months before the arrival: in this way you will avoid to waste time in the offices or in the churches dealing with italian bureaucracy and you will have more free time to visit the town and surroundings on your ancestors footsteps, starting from the info gathered by our genealogists.
Another important source of information are the notary documents available to expert researchers in the State Archives.
If you need a professional help from our local genealogists write to castelnuovodiconza@italianside.com or follow this link.
Our expert in Castelnuovo di Conza area will study your request and will reply to you with a plan and a quote for your family research.
Here below you can read the messages received from other visitors in Castelnuovo di Conza forum:
if you only want to discuss with other people interested in genealogy in Castelnuovo di Conza feel free to leave a message below.
My name is Ralph. My father was born in Castelnuovo di Conza around 1912. His father (Vincenzo – Jimmy) and his mother were from here also. His mother was a Cozzarelli. I am in Italy and would like to visit and see the records and anything that might be a memory of my family.Can I make an appointment to see officials of the town and local parish. Please advise. Many thanks.
Looking for information on Nicola Annicchiarico who was married to Mary DelVecchio. Nicola was born December 6 1862. I don’t have any information. on Mary.
c l 1917 ( 39 ) سي ال 1917 (39)
matr 464 رقم 464
– Digovannie -casta – ديجوفاني-عفيف
cozzarelli كوزاريلي
roza – castaluo روزا – castaluo
vo – di -conza فو من كونزا
salerno ساليرنو
من المعروف ان ليبيا احتلتها القوات الايطاليه سنة 1911 م ولم تحتل الا مدينة طرابلس ولم تتحرك قيد انمله نحو الدواخل بفضل المقوامه التى تعرضت لها من قبل المجاهدين حتى العشرينيات فى سنة 22 احتلت مدينة يفرن ودمرت اغلب القرى والقبايل بفعل المرتزقة الأحباش الخلاصه يوم الامس عترت على قلادة لاحد الجنود الايطالين في سفح الجبل بمنطقة الشقارنة من مدينه ساليرينو والتى تعرف باسمه وعنونه ورقمه العسكرى وهده غالبا ما يتقلدها الجنود للتعرف على هوية الجندى ان مات وتغيرت ملامحه ولا نعرف ان قتل ابان الحرب او بعدعا
È noto che la Libia fu occupata dalle forze italiane nell’anno 1911 d.C. Occupò solo la città di Tripoli e non si spostò di un centimetro verso l’interno, grazie alla resistenza a cui fu sottoposta dai Mujaheddin fino agli anni ’20 nel anno 22. La città di Yafran fu occupata e la muggier parte dei villaggi e delle tribù furono distrutte dai mercenari abissini Conclusione: Ieri ho trovato una collana per uno dei soldati italiani ai piedi della montagna nella zona di Conclusione: Ieri ho trovato una collana per uno dei soldati italiani ai piedi della montagna nella zona di Shaqarna della città di Salerino, che è conosciuta con il suo nome, indirizzo e numero militare.Questa collana è spesso indossata dai soldati identificare l’identità del soldato se è morto e le sue caratteristiche sono cambiate, non sappiamo se è stato ucciso durante la guerra o dopo…
It is known that Libya was occupied by Italian forces in the year 1911 AD. It only occupied the city of Tripoli and did not move an inch inland, thanks to the resistance it was subjected to by the Mujahideen until the 1920s in the year 22. The city of Yafran was occupied and the muggier part of the villages and tribes were destroyed by Abyssinian mercenaries Conclusion: Yesterday I found a necklace for one of the Italian soldiers at the foot of the mountain in the area of Conclusion: Yesterday I found a necklace for one of the Italian soldiers at the foot of the mountain in the Shaqarna area of the city of Salerino, which is known by his name, address and military number. This necklace is often worn by soldiers to identify the identity of the soldier if he is dead and his characteristics have changed, we don’t know if he was killed during the war or after…
My grandmother supposedly came from Castelnuovo di Conza. Her name was Caterina Annicchiarico and she was born in 1891 and came to America in 1921. She also had a brother named Vincenzo. Her mother’s last name was Masi. I believe she had family still there s she used to write to them in the 1960s. She also had a son when she came to America with the name Luigi DiDomenico. Any information you may have would be wonderful.
My grandmother supposedly came from Castelnuovo di Conza. Her name was Caterina Annicchiarico and she was born in 1891 and came to America in 1821. She also had a brother named Vincenzo. Her mother’s last name was Masi. I believe she had family still there s she used to write to them in the 1960s. She also had a son when she came to America with the name Luigi DiDomenico. Any information you may have would be wonderful.
Mi bisabuelo Vincenzo Rosania Nació en 1873 en Castel nuovo di conza llego a Colombia me gustaría saber más de la historia de tantos italianos que emigraron a América y de quién era su familia en Italia y si hay aún Familia de El?
Hola Jaime. El vivió en Barranquilla? Si es así.. También me gustaría saber más.
Hola, sugeriría comenzar la búsqueda en la iglesia San Nicolás, averiguando por la partida de bautismo podrías tener información de herman@s. Por qué allí?era la principal de la época. Algunas veces ocurre a los nombres antes los cambiaban a español, Ej: Vicenzo por Vicente, Nicola por Nicolás. Solo ideas.
It is known that Libya was occupied by Italian forces in the year 1911 AD. It only occupied the city of Tripoli and did not move an inch inland, thanks to the resistance it was subjected to by the Mujahideen until the 1920s in the year 22. The city of Yafran was occupied and the muggier part of the villages and tribes were destroyed by Abyssinian mercenaries Conclusion: Yesterday I found a necklace for one of the Italian soldiers at the foot of the mountain in the area of Conclusion: Yesterday I found a necklace for one of the Italian soldiers at the foot of the mountain in the Shaqarna area of the city of Salerino, which is known by his name, address and military number. This necklace is often worn by soldiers to identify the identity of the soldier if he is dead and his characteristics have changed, we don’t know if he was killed during the war or after…
Name :- nicola di govannie
Cl 1917 (39) matR. 464
My dad was born in Castelnuovo di Conza. His birth certificate is old, yellow, and torn. We are trying to trace our family and have family members planning a visit to Italy. Of course, they want to visit here. There is a handwritten number at top right of birth certificate, 66421. Does this help? The following is our info:
My dad was Mario De Luisi, born February 14, 1930 to Colomba Desiderio and Nicola De Luisi
Is there a way to get a legible copy of his birth certificate, and also to get any information on their families. Any addresses, etc.
Thank you
It is known that Libya was occupied by Italian forces in the year 1911 AD. It only occupied the city of Tripoli and did not move an inch inland, thanks to the resistance it was subjected to by the Mujahideen until the 1920s in the year 22. The city of Yafran was occupied and the muggier part of the villages and tribes were destroyed by Abyssinian mercenaries Conclusion: Yesterday I found a necklace for one of the Italian soldiers at the foot of the mountain in the area of Conclusion: Yesterday I found a necklace for one of the Italian soldiers at the foot of the mountain in the Shaqarna area of the city of Salerino, which is known by his name, address and military number. This necklace is often worn by soldiers to identify the identity of the soldier if he is dead and his characteristics have changed, we don’t know if he was killed during the war or after…
My father Gerardo Iannuzzeli born April12, 1898 and came to Newark, New Jersey, USA when he was 17 years old. He was from Castelnuovo di Conza, Italy. I would like any Genealogy Information.
My father was Gerardo Iannuzzelli, born April12, 1898 in Castelnuovo Di Conza Italy.. He came to America around 1915 and originally settled with his Uncle Nicholis in Newark, New Jersey, USA. I think his fathers first name was Francisco.
Hi John. I’m researching my father’s geneology in Colombia that goes back to Castelnuovo. There is a Vicenzo Maria Rosania who’s mother was Angela Iannuzzeli and father Nicolas Rosania. I believe he migrated to Colombia with a brother. My father migrated to New Jersey in the 70s, which is where we live now. Have you gotten information on your father?
Hi, I am tryibg to get more information on my grnadmother’s father’s sude if the family. His name was Michele Infantozzi and his father’s name was Giuseppe Infantozzi, from Castelnuivo di Conza.
Thank you.
Saluti, Il mio bisnonno Vicente Pugliese di Ruggiero è originario di Castelnuovo di Conza, non ho la data esatta di nascita; Tuttavia, suo padre Francisco Pugliese fu apparentemente nato il 24 settembre 1824 e sua moglie era la signora Maria Di Ruggiero.
Gradirei l’aiuto per trovare informazioni sul mio bisnonno.
I would like any information on the family name Annicchiarico. This was my father’s last name before it was shortened to Annick when they migrated to the USA. Nicola Annicchiarico was married to Mary DelVechio and these were my great grandparents.
My Grandmothers name was Caterina Annicchiarico, she was born May 1891. She came to America on the ship Pesaro from Napoli. Wonder if we’re related?
Hi Sheri,
My Grandmother’s maiden name was Anna Rosa Annicchicarico born in Castelnuovo di Conza in 1879. Her father was Francesco Annicchiarico and her mother was Elisabetta Del Duca ( maiden name ). My Grandmother’s husband ( my Grandpa) was Vito Rosania born in 1881.
If you research Vincenzo Rosania (1878) a wealthy scholar and benefactor in Castelnuovo di Conza, you’ll find that his mother was Rosaria Annicchiarico. There is currently a stature of him in their town square.I have several DelVechio cousins.
I’m searching for my birth father. Carlo Rosamilia! He spent some time in Newport South Wales United Kingdom in 1956 the year I was born.
I like to find relative 1938. Antonio maria,lisseta. Pugliese. Also nona annicharico pugliese married Jose sessa
Please, I am trying to trace my grandfather’s lineage and relatives from Castelnuovo di conza. I would appreciate any help I can get.