Saluti ai miei parenti in Italia. Sì, parla d'italiano. Sono un americana che vive nello stato della PA, USA a cui piace fare ricerche sulla mia storia familiare. To my Irish relatives: Dia is Muire Duit.

DOLAN/NOLAN, QUINN:Co. Down & Antrim, N. Ireland to MD & PA USA, LOUGHRAN/LAUGHRAN Co Tyrone to MD, PA etc., CLARKE, BUSCH, HINES/HYNES, JOHNSON, MIEDEL,MOORE, ROONEY, STAHOVEC, RICCI-RICH, PAGNOTTA, RAIMONDO, MAGGIORE, VITALE/I-Montorio al Vomano, Italy & PA, MANTEGNA-Ferrazzano, CB, Italy & PA, PAGLIARICCI, D'EUGENIO, FIORI, PARELLA /PERRELLA of Ferrazzano, Italy & PA, RAMACCIATO, SZURGENT/SHUGAR, & family business prtnrs: "Hines, Quinn, & Johnson, Coal Dealers" aka: "The Latrobe-Cresson Coal Co."

PLEASE DO NOT POST PENNSYLVANIA DEATH CERTIFICATES, 1906-1963.PA Death Certificates are readily accessible at Ancestry, simply type in PA Dept. of Health File # while utilizing card catalog search. Similarly, refrain from posting documents presently digitized elsewhere. (These images may be posted on your family trees and seem redundant here). On each find a grave memorial, a limited number of photo spaces are available without paid sponsorship.

Primarily, I'm documenting graves of relatives. Some are not relatives (see below).

Please give credit where credit is due. If you use information gleaned from me and post it on ancestry(or elsewhere) such as: one of the headstone photos I've personally taken, newspaper clippings, historic photographs that I've dug up in the course of research, etc., please give proper credit to: Find A Grave Contributor(#48448647): Latrobe QUINN Genealogy -L.Rich.

If you click on the images supplied by me, source credit is given. Those which are courtesy of a historical society, library, etc. are credited. If someone else posts an image on a find a grave memorial I've created, please give proper credit to that contributor.

Mostly, I'm documenting headstones of family ancestors. Sometimes in cemetery travels, I've been known to document headstones which for one reason or another caught my attention. (ie: coal miners, Italian language headstones, and others).

Although I carefully consult multiple sources and intend to thoughtfully post accurate information, I am human and might make an error. If so, please let me know so corrections will be made.

If on the same page of a non-digitized microfilm newspaper I'm reviewing, if I find credible documentation of the grave for someone unrelated to me, I may also document those to further help you locate graves of your ancestors.

For example: While seeking marriage records of some of my Italian Abruzzi ancestors, I was reading page by page on microfilm, Italian Allegati -- Atti di Matrimoni & Morti for Castel Castagna, Teramo, Abruzzo, Italia. I came upon an unusual Atto di Morte of a 5 year old child who died aboard SS Virginia; presumably, she was buried at sea.

Besides an Italian birth certificate possibly at Archivio di Teramo and church records, this is likely the sole document avilable outside of Italy showing the existence and death of Lucrezia SPADDACINI. Although she is unrelated to me, and since no Find A Grave memorial existed previously, I created one so Lucrezia may be remembered.

Since her Atto di Morte is presently un-indexed, not easily database searched, and may not be rapidly accessed by someone unfamiliar with Italian, I included an image. If you'd like to visit this child's memorial to place flowers, please see(#144104899): Lucrezia Spadaccini

Sometimes in the course of research while ruling in/out whether particular QUINNs, HINES, ROONEYs, MOOREs, RICH, etc. are related, I may post memorials for unrelated individuals with same surnames. It is intended as a courtesy in hopes of helping that individual's descendants find their ancestor's graves.

Thanks to all our volunteer find a grave contributors and users for their time and efforts!

Saluti ai miei parenti in Italia. Sì, parla d'italiano. Sono un americana che vive nello stato della PA, USA a cui piace fare ricerche sulla mia storia familiare. To my Irish relatives: Dia is Muire Duit.

DOLAN/NOLAN, QUINN:Co. Down & Antrim, N. Ireland to MD & PA USA, LOUGHRAN/LAUGHRAN Co Tyrone to MD, PA etc., CLARKE, BUSCH, HINES/HYNES, JOHNSON, MIEDEL,MOORE, ROONEY, STAHOVEC, RICCI-RICH, PAGNOTTA, RAIMONDO, MAGGIORE, VITALE/I-Montorio al Vomano, Italy & PA, MANTEGNA-Ferrazzano, CB, Italy & PA, PAGLIARICCI, D'EUGENIO, FIORI, PARELLA /PERRELLA of Ferrazzano, Italy & PA, RAMACCIATO, SZURGENT/SHUGAR, & family business prtnrs: "Hines, Quinn, & Johnson, Coal Dealers" aka: "The Latrobe-Cresson Coal Co."

PLEASE DO NOT POST PENNSYLVANIA DEATH CERTIFICATES, 1906-1963.PA Death Certificates are readily accessible at Ancestry, simply type in PA Dept. of Health File # while utilizing card catalog search. Similarly, refrain from posting documents presently digitized elsewhere. (These images may be posted on your family trees and seem redundant here). On each find a grave memorial, a limited number of photo spaces are available without paid sponsorship.

Primarily, I'm documenting graves of relatives. Some are not relatives (see below).

Please give credit where credit is due. If you use information gleaned from me and post it on ancestry(or elsewhere) such as: one of the headstone photos I've personally taken, newspaper clippings, historic photographs that I've dug up in the course of research, etc., please give proper credit to: Find A Grave Contributor(#48448647): Latrobe QUINN Genealogy -L.Rich.

If you click on the images supplied by me, source credit is given. Those which are courtesy of a historical society, library, etc. are credited. If someone else posts an image on a find a grave memorial I've created, please give proper credit to that contributor.

Mostly, I'm documenting headstones of family ancestors. Sometimes in cemetery travels, I've been known to document headstones which for one reason or another caught my attention. (ie: coal miners, Italian language headstones, and others).

Although I carefully consult multiple sources and intend to thoughtfully post accurate information, I am human and might make an error. If so, please let me know so corrections will be made.

If on the same page of a non-digitized microfilm newspaper I'm reviewing, if I find credible documentation of the grave for someone unrelated to me, I may also document those to further help you locate graves of your ancestors.

For example: While seeking marriage records of some of my Italian Abruzzi ancestors, I was reading page by page on microfilm, Italian Allegati -- Atti di Matrimoni & Morti for Castel Castagna, Teramo, Abruzzo, Italia. I came upon an unusual Atto di Morte of a 5 year old child who died aboard SS Virginia; presumably, she was buried at sea.

Besides an Italian birth certificate possibly at Archivio di Teramo and church records, this is likely the sole document avilable outside of Italy showing the existence and death of Lucrezia SPADDACINI. Although she is unrelated to me, and since no Find A Grave memorial existed previously, I created one so Lucrezia may be remembered.

Since her Atto di Morte is presently un-indexed, not easily database searched, and may not be rapidly accessed by someone unfamiliar with Italian, I included an image. If you'd like to visit this child's memorial to place flowers, please see(#144104899): Lucrezia Spadaccini

Sometimes in the course of research while ruling in/out whether particular QUINNs, HINES, ROONEYs, MOOREs, RICH, etc. are related, I may post memorials for unrelated individuals with same surnames. It is intended as a courtesy in hopes of helping that individual's descendants find their ancestor's graves.

Thanks to all our volunteer find a grave contributors and users for their time and efforts!