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I have some films that I requested through FamilySearch.  Just have not had time yet to sift through them.  I can;t even remember what I requested!!!  They were from Sartirana I believe.  Time frame that matches the date of birth.  When I ordered them it was with the intention of trying to find my greatgrandmothers birth certificate.  The center here is only open on Wed and Saturdays.

I briefly did the familysearch to try and find their names, but nothing came up as an exact hit.  I have posted things on Italiangeneology.com before and had great success with their pros finding info.  I might try this information and see what they can come up with.

Also the Jeanne Tosi in the post a few back, the one that died in France.  My Jeanne Tosi Lagneau died in Kokomo, Indiana 1945.

I appreciate your interest.
As a side note....I believe Jeanne (my great grandmother) was born in Italy.  At some point, and I do not know the timeframe, she emigrated to Buenos Aires.  I just recently found out some incredible information recently.  My grandmother, was not her biological daughter. 
Armand Lagneau (Laino in the 1895 Argentine Census) was in Buenos Aires with his wife, son.  And that is where my grandmother was born. 
According to a US passport application for my grandmother in 1920, she listed she returned to France in 1916.  In a 1920 French marriage certificate my grandmother lists her biological mother as "absent"....which may be interpreted as "divorce"?  Possibly then her father, Armand came back with Jeanne Tosi as his wife?  Maybe he met her in France after 1916?  In 1929, Jeanne Tosi Lagneau makes a trip back to Buenos Aires from the USA with her step daughters grandson.  Must be to visit relatives? 

Chasing ghosts!!

From this point, can I find out if Rosalie died in Buenos Aires?  Armand remarried and his bride was Jeanne (Giovannia) Tosi, who was born in Sartirana, province de Pavia, Italy around 1973.  She was about 10 years younger than Armand.  I have tried to search for that name in Italian records, but have no luck.  I am trying to obtain a death certificate from Kokomo, IN to see if it lists any other information that might be helpful.  Like an exact DOB.

1. That maybe explains where the name "Rose" comes into play.  Mathilde Rose, her daughter, Yolanda Rose, and my sister Sheila Rose!

2,  Could Armand have met Jeanne Tosi (who my all acounts we know of was listed as "mother to Mathilde and my mother always knew as her Grandmother,) in Argentina after Rosalie?  There is a passport application for Mathilde Lagneau Lo Bianco dated 1920 where she and her husband applied for her passport to come to the US in Aug.  Armand and Jeanne followed in Nov 1920.  and in 1929 Jeanne and her grandson, Armando Sciortino( misspelled on Ellis Island records as Sciartino) returned to Buenos Aires for a visit.