Ciao, Luisa. I am sorry for your loss, although I am sending you this message for another reason. Do you happen to speak English? I was researching my family history, and so I did a search online for my grandmother’s name, which was “Luisa Sarnico” (the very same as your name). My grandmother died about 40 years ago, and I don’t know much about her family, but since there seem to be very few people with the name “Sarnico,” I wonder if families with the name “Sarnico” come from a certain city or region of Italy, such as the town of Sarnico, Italy? My grandmother was born in Bari, Italy, in 1900, and her family moved to America (New York) a few years after that. Thank you for any information you might be able to provide. – James
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Ciao, Luisa. I am sorry for your loss, although I am sending you this message for another reason. Do you happen to speak English? I was researching my family history, and so I did a search online for my grandmother’s name, which was “Luisa Sarnico” (the very same as your name). My grandmother died about 40 years ago, and I don’t know much about her family, but since there seem to be very few people with the name “Sarnico,” I wonder if families with the name “Sarnico” come from a certain city or region of Italy, such as the town of Sarnico, Italy? My grandmother was born in Bari, Italy, in 1900, and her family moved to America (New York) a few years after that. Thank you for any information you might be able to provide. – James
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