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Title: Ferla Family members
Post by: yogihughes on Monday 23 January 12 11:58 GMT (UK)
Other than Virginia Ferla leaving the UK and arriving in USA 1914, can anyone find ANY other info on any Ferlas leaving OR arriving the UK 1880 to 1940?
Thanks for any info found.
Found Virginia on Ellis Island site.
Title: Re: Ferla Family members
Post by: aghadowey on Monday 23 January 12 12:07 GMT (UK)
Welcome to Rootschat.

The 1914 passenger lists gives Virginia Ferla as born "Cicily" (probably Sicily) Italy and brother was Frank Ferla of 329 Govan St., Glasgow. She was going to an uncle in U.S. with a different surname.

There were lots of people with the surname Ferla in Scotland but not all of them were Italian/of Italian descent.
Title: Re: Ferla Family members
Post by: jorose on Monday 23 January 12 12:12 GMT (UK)
Passenger records between UK and European ports were not regularly kept (on the UK side), so you may have to look at alternative sources.

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/
and
http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/33391/pages/3866
 show a Paolo Ferla naturalised in Scotland in 1928.

http://www.findmypast.co.uk/passengerListPersonSearchStart.action
has a few Ferlas listed (leaving the UK, mostly for the US).
Title: Re: Ferla Family members
Post by: yogihughes on Tuesday 24 January 12 16:16 GMT (UK)
Thank you aghadowey and jorose.
I have that info on Virginia and Paolo is my wife's Gt Uncle (brother to her Grandfather Salvatore).

Once again thanks to you both.
Title: Re: Ferla Family members
Post by: shellyesq on Tuesday 24 January 12 16:32 GMT (UK)
There is a Jane M. Ferla who sailed from Liverpool/Queenstown to Boston, arriving Sep. 1901.  She was age 35, and last residence looks like St. Hooten.
Title: Re: Ferla Family members
Post by: yogihughes on Tuesday 24 January 12 18:27 GMT (UK)
Thank you shellyesq, unfortunately not one of mine.

I'm basically looking for Ferlas who emigrated to the States or perhaps went home to Sicily from Scotland.