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Hi Sophie

I have the alien reg somewhere it's just a piece of paper and says the families names, children as well, when Giuseppe came here which was useful, 1895 though that's just Birmingham. They had to inform the authorities when they left Birmingham, he had cousins in Banbury so visited them and the cousin came here.

Amadio did die in 1913 and was born 1827, not unheard of.... seems there was a previous son also called Giuseppe who died when young, which is why he was such an older father.

Vincent was my grandmothers brother. It's ok I don't need the death cert but thanks.

Kathleen Farrell was born in birmingham to Irish parents, I'm not entirely sure where they came from though it could be County Clare. Kathleen had a sister who married an Italian too, Onorio Angelo they went to live in Kidderminster and had 3 sons, none of whom had children so that line died out.

I am the source of all the info, it was me got the info from Italy, everything I worked very hard to find it. It was great to find it though.

I suggest you join this forum for help :


https://www.italiangenealogy.com/forum

I have Birth Acts for my family but it's a lot earlier in the 1870s, ask on that forum they are very helpful and will help you.

The original name in Italy was Tuzi, then became Tuzio/Tuzzio. Who knows, many names got changed or misspelt...... any Tuzzio in Birmingham are all from the same family, most of the Italians that came here were from the same area Frosinone. There is a very interesting book called Bella Brum all abt the Italians.

This is Guiseppe seated with an unknown friend.

Thought so