Genealogy in Casalvieri

If you search your ancestors in Casalvieri, in the province of Frosinone, Lazio region, the documents about your Italian family are stored in the City Office archives and in the parishes in the town.

Civil Records in Casalvieri

In towns and villages of Lazio and in Frosinone province registry offices were established in 1809: it means that you could find your ancestors records in Casalvieri town hall archives as of that date.

(If your goal is to claim your Italian Dual Citizenship in Casalvieri follow this link).

So, if your ancestors lived in Casalvieri during the past centuries, then you should start your family research from the City Office of Casalvieri 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 Lazio and of course in Casalvieri too!

Next picture shows the demographic trends in Casalvieri from the Italian Unification(1861).
This is a necessary info to understand how many people lived in the town in the past.
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To proceed faster with your research is important to know if the last name you are investigating is a frequent surname in Casalvieri. As more your surname is common, as more it could be difficult to find the right branch of your ancestors family in Casalvieri archives, expecially if you have not exact dates.
It could be useful for you to know that some of the most common surnames in Frosinone province are:
Alonzi, Bianchi, Campoli, Carnevale, De Santis, Evangelista, Fiorini, Gabriele, Iafrate, Lisi, Mancini, Martini, Palombo, Rea, Ricci, Rossi, Scaccia, Spaziani, Valente, Venditti.

Church Records in Casalvieri

Church archives in Frosinone 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 Frosinone 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 Casalvieri on your behalf.

In case you want to visit churches, these are the addresses of parishes active today in Casalvieri:

S. MARIA DELLE GRAZIE E S. PIETRO – 03034 PURGATORIO FR

S. MARIA DELLE ROSE – 03034 ROSELLI FR

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 casalvieri@italianside.com or follow this link.

Our expert in Casalvieri area will study your request and will reply to you with a plan and a quote for your family research.

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27 Comments

  1. Maria says:

    Hello. My parents are from Casalvieri (mother) and Purgatorio (father). My cousin Pietro D’Agostini owns Bar del Cuoro. I know that my roots are in Casalvieri and now that I’m retired, I wish to learn the hardships and love that my parents and ancestors lived through. Any history where the blanks can be filled in would be appreciated. I plan on visiting Casalvieri in May.

  2. Aldo says:

    Looking for information on my great grandfather his name was Donato Vozza.My grandfather was Francesco Vozza born in Casalvieri. He was married to Maria Rosa Facchini. My mother was also born in Casalvieri her name was Assunta Vozza (Muscedere). I am looking for my great grandfathers Birth date and death and were he was born and died. Also my great grandfathers parents.

  3. AJ says:

    My grandparents were Alphonso and Amelia Carlesimo and were both born in Casalveri. My grandmother’s maiden and married name was Carlesimo and the story goes they had to go to Rome to prove they were not closely related in order to be married. Grandmothers mother was Maria Grazia D’Agostini and her father was Angelantonio Carlesimo. My grandfather’s mother was Angela Maria Morelli and his father was Antonio Carlesimo. My grandmother was born in Sunrise Wyoming in a mining town and returned to US at age 4. She married in Italy and returned to the US in arrived in the US in May 1937 and brought my grandfather and two daughters Anna and my mother Teresa to the US by December of that same year.

    My cousins and I are traveling to Casalveri this summer and I would like to learn more about our family, see where the had their farm and meet family that still may live in the town. I would also like to know if we can apply for dual citizenship. Thank you!

    • Carmine says:

      My father’s mum was a carlesimo from Casalvieri. She was called Claudia and her father was Mario

    • Jenna says:

      Hi AJ,
      My Great Grandfather was Alfredo Carlesimo, his father Antonio Carlesimo and his mother Stella Maria Paolini. Alfredo married Morelli Anna Lucia di Francescantonio in 1955 in Casalvieri (where he was born) – wondering if we have any cross-over information that would help each other…kind regards, Jenna (UK)

    • Victor says:

      My name is Victor my grandfather dropped the mo off or it got taken off through customs he had many brothers who migrated to USA England Argentina he came in early 1900s I have many relatives in New Jersey which I’m not close to so I plan on going to Italy and visiting Casalvera any info would be appreciated my grandfathers name was Loretto Carlesimo

  4. Christine says:

    Looking for information on Luigi Petrilli. Place of birth given as Cosalvieri on British certificate of Naturalisation but assume this should read Casalvieri. Date of birth given as 7th December 1876 and parents named as Giuseppe and Luigia.

  5. Greg says:

    Looking for information on great grandparents Gerardo and Theresa Marsella from Casalvieri. He was born 1881 and she was born 1882. Not sure when they were married.

  6. Adolph says:

    I am looking for any information on my Grandfather Adolfo Santini born in 1901 and came to the US (Detroit, MI) with his family friend/relative Joseph Recchia. Joseph passed away in 1930 from an accident at the Ford Plant. We were told that my Grandfather was an orphan, he actually used Joseph Recchia parents names (Antonio Recchia and Pasqua Catallo) on all the paperwork for marriage and immigration. We are traveling to both Casalvieri and Atina (my Grandmothers hometown) at the end of September 2018. Any information would be appreciated.

  7. Brett d says:

    My great grandparents were both born in Casalvieri. Onorio Colangelo(born January 10 1896 or 1895) and Maria Colangelo (nee Marelli born August 3 1897) Onorio came over to the US in 1920 for 4 years then returned to Casalvieri for his wife Maria. She stayed with her mother in law, Theresa, while she waited. On April 15th they boarded the SS Presidente Wilson in Napoli and came To NYC. I have drawn dead on info on either of their or their relatives before they came over to the US and could use some help.

    • marco says:

      hi Brett

      Both my parents are from Casalvieri
      Their city hall has plenty of info,
      unfortunately it is not online.
      Marco Moscone

      • Brett d says:

        I am trying to get my great granpas birth certificate. Any information on how to contact the city hall and go about doing this?

  8. Viola Pagnani says:

    Ciao, vivo in America. Ho sempre voluto conoscere la mia famiglia a Casalvieri, un piccolo villaggio a Frosinone. Hai qualche registrazione dei Pagnani?

  9. Tess says:

    My great grand mother is italian and her parents are from Casalvieri. It’s the first time that I have to do researsh outside of my country and unfortunately, I don’t understand a single word of italian. So if you could help me finding the families of Giovanni Vitti, born on March 29th 1896, and Teresa Perella, born on September 8th 1897, I would be very grateful!
    Thank you,

    Tess LG

  10. Michael says:

    I’m coming to Italy in March and plan on researching my family records. My great-grandfather Onario Colbruno (variably Colabruno) was from Casalvieri according to his passenger records.

    • Marco says:

      go to casalvieri city hall
      they should have all the info
      most likely your great grandfather’s name was Onorio
      st.Onorio is they patron saint
      my parents are both from Casalvieri

  11. Diane says:

    I’m looking for information on my great grandfather Alfonso Origlieri who was born in Casalvieri around 1866. It is thought that as an infant, Alfonso was left at a church in a basket, wrapped in luxury fabric and with a large amount of money along with a request to have the child raised. Any info would be so appreciated. Thank you.

    • Martine says:

      Hi, we might be related my maiden name was origlieri. I have always heard about this story from my cousin Claudine
      If you wish to contact me

      • Diane says:

        Martine,

        I’m sure we are related. I’m not sure how to get in contact with you. It would be great to share information.

        Diane

  12. Amy says:

    My mother’s maiden name was Carlesimo on both her mother and fathers side. I am looking
    for any information on this family and their history in Casalveri.

  13. Debra says:

    My father was born in Casalvieri in 1921. My grandfather, Donato Tamburrini, came to the United States shortly after. My Grandmother, Loretta (Recchia) Tamburrini, came to the United States with my father around 1927. Somewhere along the line the spelling was changed to Tomburrini. I would love to know if I have relatives still living in the area and hope to visit sometime in the next two years.

  14. Frank says:

    My family was from Casalvieri but I don’t know our history where the name came from and how far back it goes please help me find the answers thankyou

  15. Julie says:

    I am looking for the Di Rezze family. I know there was a Pompelio born around 1902. He is my grandmothers cousin. I am looking for my great grandfather. He would be Pompelio’s uncle. I believe his name was Saverio and his birth date would be approximately 1874. He married Felicia Marrocco born 1880.

    • Di Rezza says:

      My Grandfather Nero and My great grandparents, Alexandrio and Candidas where from Casalvieri. I am sure I spelled something wrong but I am pretty excited. I hope you can help me. I believe that grandma Candidas maiden name was, Potzzuli. I know I spelled that wrong. Thank you so much. My Grandpa Nero little sister, Maria, lived in Casalvieri until she past.

  16. Christine says:

    Grandparents Ernesto D’Agostini and Antonia D’Angela from Fallana

  17. Korby says:

    I am looking for information or help with the name Albineau or Albino. My family is from this region or the island of Ponza as well. I don’t know where to start with this and was looking for help!

    Thank you in advance!
    Korby Butler

  18. Mary says:

    Buon giorno. I am trying to get my family tree together and have had next to no luck in Canada. My mother (Assunta D’Agostini) was born in Casalvieri and my father (Emilio Porretta) came from Purgatorio. I have both of their parents birth and death, however, nothing before that. I also have their siblings names, birth and death as well. Any assistance you can give me would be greatly appreciated!