Mori - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

to Karma lol

morimori1 — 2011-09-13 22:53:19Z

Karma.....you forgot to mention his name.....it's Koben Mori....people...the model of comic "Boken Dankichi".....organizer of the social movement for democratic Japan during the Edo period.....

Mori / Moray

AdamMorayCampbell — 2011-09-08 02:22:08Z

Hi there,

Please could you tell me if you perhaps have any information on the following:

George / Jorge Mori born in Turin / naples born (09/12/1883). Married one Elena (born in Malta).George ended up moving to Had 3 sons, Anthony James (Tony)(Born in Alexandria, Egypt, 8 June 1904), Joe(died in Calcutta destitute in 1980's), Jack (born 1915 - 1920). Also had one daughter, Maria. George was naturalised a British Citizen 15/03/1939.

Anthony married Olga Madalene Ready (born Mymensing, India.)

Jack married Helen Murtough in Calcutta in 1932 or so.

Maria marries Bert Williams in Bangalore I think. Re-marries, to Sydney __________(a commercial traveller) whilst she worked for American Airforce.

Very little is known about Joe, family think he kept the Mori surname and moved to calcutta.

I have quite a bit more info as far as where they were, just have no idea about George and Elena's family, nor do we know what happened to Joe jack or maria and who they married or where they died.

I so hope you can help!

our great grandfather

honeygraceduetes — 2011-07-22 07:21:04Z

Hello I'm Juliet Mori Beduya Duetes and I'm a grand grand daughter of a Japanese soldier in world war II who went to Maasin Southern Leyte, Philippines. I just wanted to know who is our great grand father that's why we wrote this letter so that you can help us trace our ancestor. We made a brief history of it.

Way back in 19th century the world war II has begun. Many Japanese soldiers went to Maasin Southern Leyte to colonize the country. One of the soldiers' name was Mori who had a relationship to one of the native woman in Maria Clara, Maasin Southern Leyte. Instantly, they feel in love with each other. The Japanese left the country not knowing that the woman was pregnant. Months had passed but the woman heard nothing to the soldier and then she gave birth to the baby boy but unfortunately she died after giving birth.

The baby was adopted by an unnamed couple. The couple Knew that this baby was a son of a Japanese soldier but knew nothing except his last name Mori. The couple named the baby Ezekiel Mori and was not able to register to Civil Registrar's Office because the couple were not educated and illiterate. They thought that giving him a name was enough.

Years had passed the baby grew and had not able to send in school because he was focused on the farmland that the couple had owned. Then, she met Ambrosia Lacerna whom she got married and had 8 siblings: 2 boys and 6 girls but their 2 sons died because of pneumonia. Felicisima Mori was my last mother the eldest of the girls. Ezekiel told there children that their grandfather was a Japanese soldier during world war II. But he wasn't able to see him because he left them while his mother was still pregnant. He do not had any pictures or identification of his father to prove that he was a son of a Japanese. Ezekiel Mori died on September 29, 1983 in Maria Clara Maasin, Southern Leyte, Philippines.

If you have any information regarding this, please contact us through this cellphone number +639107283106 or you may e-mail us at honeygraceduetes@yahoo.com.

We had made some researches about Mori surnames but we don't know if which one is our great grandfather. One of them was TAKESHI MORI, who was a lieutenant commander in world war II. We do hope that his the one.

Looking for Mori history

pachecosammy — 2011-06-12 18:45:40Z

My name is Samuel Pacheco. My grandmother name was Ermelinda Mori. She passed away in April 21, 2009. I am trying to find all family related to her. I would just like to know more history of the family for it is a small breed left in Puerto Rico. She was from Barrio Naranjo, Yauco, PR. Her husband name (mi abuelo) was Cayetano Pacheco, he passed in 1992. I have been told that I have family all over the world. So maybe this might help in meeting them. I am currently in the United States Army, serving for 19 yrs and at this moment in South Korea. Any info, please notify me at pachecosammy@ymail.com.

Thank you,

Sammy Pacheco

Re: St. Helena, CA USA Mori

jmhunter1 — 2011-04-03 21:19:20Z

Thank you...mhunter519@comcast.net

St. Helena, CA USA Mori

glloyddw — 2011-04-02 20:20:41Z

Morey 2501 Email 03 Reply

Dear Marlene

Yes that better helps me answer your question which was: Posted: 27 Mar 2011 10:48PM GMT Dear Geoffrey: In response to your 2008 post, my grandfather came from Lucca near Florence, Italy in 1893 to Ellis Island at the age of 23. He then came to San Francisco and on to St. Helena, CA USA. Married his cousin's sister-in-law from Angera, Italy and had 3 children - Norma, Albert (my father), and Alfred. Any info on these Moris? Then: Posted: 30 Mar 2011 4:27AM GMT Surnames: Mori, Brovelli. If you can see "MyHeritage.com" for the Hunter/Mori page you can see all of my immediate family...

I could not find you on MyHeritage.com.

Lucca situated on the river Serchio on a fertile plain near the Tyrrhenian Sea is in Tuscany and Angera is in Lombardy, both in North Italy, but quite a distance apart.

Mori is a town and area in the province of Trento in the Italian region Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol, located about 25 km southwest of Trento. It contains villages and hamlets Besagno, Loppio, Manzano, Molina, Mori Vecchio, Nomesino, Pannone, Ravazzone, Sano, Seghe I, Seghe II, Tierno, Valle S.Felice and Varano. Mori borders the following municipalities: Arco, Ronzo-Chienis, Isera, Rovereto, Nago-Torbole, Brentonico and Ala.

Mori can denote dark skinned people. And death.

Federico Ghillani is a Mori genealogist living in Italy. You can find him on this Mori message board. He may give you a better insight on the Mori name in Italy.

Maurizio G. Mori does not come up in the Morey database, nor does Giuseppina R Marforio except from your data. I have named your clan: KLN Giuseppina Marforio.

Here is Norma M Morey from the USA SSDI:

1907 Norma M MORI F B 13 Apr 1907 Maurizio G MORI Giuseppina R MARFORIO Louis D VASCONI St. Helena Napa Valley CA USA SSN 558-10-6597 Birth Ex SSDI KLN Giuseppina Marforio Morey Forum Email 2501 03

1997 Norma M MORI F D 28 May 1997 Maurizio G MORI Giuseppina R MARFORIO Louis D VASCONI St. Helena Napa Valley CA USA SSN 558-10-6597 Zip 95409 KLN Giuseppina Marforio Morey Forum Email 2501 03

Here is your father SSN 558 09 9927:

1909 Albert Dante MORI M B 08 Mar 1909 Maurizio G MORI Giuseppina R MARFORIO Ada Inez BROVELLI Issued: California St. Helena Napa Valley CA USA SSN 558 09 9927 Birth Ex SSDI KLN Giuseppina Marforio Morey Forum Email 2019 MO

1948 Albert Dante MORI M D 01 Jul 1948 Maurizio G MORI Giuseppina R MARFORIO Ada Inez BROVELLI Issued: California St. Helena Napa Valley CA USA SSN 558 09 9927 KLN Giuseppina Marforio Morey Forum Email 2019 MO

Here is your mother: SSN 552 38 4781

1909 Ada Inez BROVELLI M B 23 Jun 1909 KLN Giuseppina Marforio BROVELLI Albert Dante MORI Issued: California CA USA SSN 552 38 4781 Birth Ex SSDI KLN Giuseppina Marforio Morey Forum Email 2019 MO

1999 Ada Inez BROVELLI M D 15 Jan 1999 KLN Giuseppina Marforio BROVELLI Albert Dante MORI Issued: California Menlo Park San Mateo CA USA SSN 552 38 4781 Zip 94025 KLN Giuseppina Marforio Morey Forum Email 2019 MO

Here is Alfred R Mori SSN 554 28 1005:

1912 Alfred R MORI M B 09 Feb 1912 Maurizio G MORI Giuseppina R MARFORIO Elma FORNI Issued: California St. Helena Napa Valley CA USA SSN 554 28 1005 Birth Ex SSDI KLN Giuseppina Marforio Morey Forum Email 2019 MO

1978 Alfred R MORI M D 01 Mar 1978 Maurizio G MORI Giuseppina R MARFORIO Elma FORNI Issued: California Yountville Napa CA USA SSN 554 28 1005 Zip 94599 KLN Giuseppina Marforio Morey Forum Email 2019 MO

Here is Elma T Forni: SSN 549 26 7272

1913 Elma T FORNI F B 17 Nov 1913 KLN Giuseppina Marforio FORNI Alfred R MORI Issued: California CA USA SSN 549 26 7272 Birth Ex SSDI KLN Giuseppina Marforio Morey Forum Email 2019 MO

1993 Elma T FORNI F D 18 Oct 1993 KLN Giuseppina Marforio FORNI Alfred R MORI Issued: California Saint Helena Napa CA USA SSN 549 26 7272 Zip 94574 KLN Giuseppina Marforio Morey Forum Email 2019 MO

The only way for Italians Moris to appear in the Morey database is to be projected there after migration to an English speaking country. Here is Giuseppe Mori 1912 aged 42:

1869 Giuseppe MORI M B 1912 aged 42 KLN Elvira Lucca MORI Elvira Of Lucca B: ITL Lucca Lucca Province of Lucca TUS ITL Migration Immigrant KLN Elvira Lucca Morey Forum Email 2019 EI

Here the name Morey is introduced in a Montana 1930 census (Whitefish, Flathead):

1897 August MOREY M B 1930 aged 32 KLN Rose Christian MOREY Rose M CHRISTIAN B: ITL Lucca Lucca Province of Lucca TUS ITL MT CEN 1930 0000 003 Head White KLN Rose Christian MT Morey CEN 1930

Birth from marriage:

1897 August MORI M B 1897 KLN Rose Christian MORI Rose M CHRISTIAN B: ITL Lucca Lucca Province of Lucca TUS ITL Birth KLN Rose Christian

Migration:

1914 August MORI M MIG 1914 KLN Rose Christian MORI Rose M CHRISTIAN B: ITL Lucca Whitefish Flathead MT USA Migration KLN Rose Christian

Marriage:

1927 August MORI M M 1927 KLN Rose Christian MORI Rose M CHRISTIAN B: ITL Lucca Whitefish Flathead MT USA Marriage KLN Rose Christian

Kind regards, Geoffrey

Morey Forum, New Zealand

St. Helena, CA USA Mori

jmhunter1 — 2011-03-31 20:59:17Z

Grandparents:
Maurizio G. Mori, b. 1869, Lucca, Italy: immigrated to USA, St. Helena, CA USA in 1893; m. Giuseppina R. Marforio, b. 1922, Angera, Italy: immigrated to USA, St. Helena, CA USA in 1904.

Children:
Norma M. Mori: b. 1907, d. 1997, m. Louis D. Vasconi
my father, Albert Dante Mori: b. 1910, d. 1948, m. Ada Inez Brovelli, 1930
Alfred R. Mori: b. 1912, d., m. Elma Forni

all in St. Helena, CA

Hope this helps - Marlene Hunter, mhunter519@comcast.net

Re: Mori of Italy, Peru, and Japan

glloyddw — 2011-03-30 06:26:57Z

Why can you not answer my simple question which was:

There are records for Alfred and Albert Morey in California, but none for Norma. Can you please give me your grandparents names, dates of birth, marriage, and deaths and when their children were born, married, and died?

Kind regards, Geoffrey

Morey Forum, New Zealand

Re: Mori of Italy, Peru, and Japan

jmhunter1 — 2011-03-30 04:27:11Z

If you can see "MyHeritage.com" for the Hunter/Mori page you can see all of my immediate family...

Mori of Italy, Peru, and Japan

glloyddw — 2011-03-30 04:11:23Z

There are records for Alfred and Albert Morey in California, but none for Norma. Can you please give me your grandparents names, dates of birth, marriage, and deaths and when their children were born, married, and died?

Kind regards, Geoffrey

Morey Forum, New Zealand

Re: Mori of Italy, Peru, and Japan

jmhunter1 — 2011-03-27 22:48:09Z

Dear Geoffrey: In response to your 2008 post, my grandfather came from Lucca near Florence, Italy in 1893 to Ellis Island at the age of 23. He then came to San Francisco and on to St. Helena, CA USA. Married his cousin's sister-in-law from Angera, Italy and had 3 children - Norma, Albert (my father), and Alfred. Any info on these Moris?

Vincenzo Mori - 1911 aged 63 Ellis Island

glloyddw — 2011-01-17 13:02:11Z

The only record I have of Vincenzo Morey other than the three you have just given is his arrival in Ellis Island 1911 aged 63. Can you name the members of the family who went to Buenos Aires, the names and dates of the children in Fort Wayne, when Vincent Moritz died, and his wife Katherina Bacugalupo?

He stands alone in the area of Liguria in Italy.

Kind regardsm Geoffrey
Morey Forum New Zealand

Mori Family - Sestri Levante/Liguria/Genoa - Argentina - NY - Ft. Wayne

bauerhoosier — 2011-01-16 21:41:51Z

Looking for Mori ancestors/relatives from the Sestri Levante area of Italy. My great grandfather, Vincenzo Mori, was born in this town in April 1848. He and his family, 4 brother and 2 sisters, moved to Buenos Aires, Argentina. Vincenzo joined the Italian navy and jumped ship in New York (which might explain why his name later became Vincent Moritz). He married Katherina Bacugalupo in NY in 1873. They then moved to Ft. Wayne, IN, and had 11 children. I know that he later visited family in the Genoa area in 1911, and possibly thereafter. Therefore, I believe we have Mori family in Argentina and in the Sestri Levante, Genoa, area.

Please let me know if you have any connections or leads for us!

Thanks,
Brian
bbauerb@aol.com

Re: Mori of Italy, Peru, and Japan

jaimeiwatsuru — 2010-12-30 02:50:36Z

Very Interesting I wonder if Iwatsuru is from our family Iwatsuru in Japan... do you know what part of Japan they lived and were married?

Re: Ernest Mori 07 Aug 1909 to 07 Aug 1909

fghillani — 2010-12-08 13:24:33Z

Dear Geoffrey
I inform you that after I got in touch with Donald P. Mori of Kennesaw, Georgia, I learned that Albert Mori of Pennsylvania was in fact a Albino Mai from Premia (Novara, Italy) emigrated to USA in 1901 and there married with Anna Badura.
So he is not my great-grandfather of whom I am continuing the search.
Then I did be able to contact Angela Mori Bucharest, grandson of Lodovico Mori, the brother of my great-grandfather Alberto, who went to Romania with him probably in 1899.
Thanks anyway for the invaluable help!
If you have info of contact about Ploiesti-Bucarest I am interested.

Federico Ghillani

Re: Mori Family From Japan

jlo2582 — 2010-11-28 17:45:14Z

Hello Everyone,

How are you guys?. My grandfather is a half Japanese and my Dad's grandfather is pure Japanese. My father and us both grew up and live in the Philippines. We actually don't know and don't have any idea about our ancestors. They said they came from Japan, and most of them are in Japan now. I would be glad to know some of them or even just a Mori relatives. Hope we can talk and be friends.

Jessie Mori

MORI Bruce J - Vietnam Wall section 37W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-11-14 22:50:28Z

MORI Bruce J - Vietnam Wall section 37W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 218,950 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: South Florida Mori family

Bcmori58 — 2010-07-08 11:16:38Z

Familia Mori Internacional: Mi familia es Mori, algunos escriben este apellido de diferentes maneras (Mori, Moris, Morris). Mi tatarabuelo nació en 1828 - Córsega, Francia y llegó a P. R. en 1854 vía Martinica. El tuvo 3 hijos en Martinica y 13 o 14 en Yauco, P. R. Uno de sus hijos se llamó Juan Andrés (Andrías) Mori Román - 1874 ó 1875, casado con Juanita Martínez Feliciano - 1878. Tío Andrías tuvo varios hijos e hijas. En su hogar vivía con él un sobrino de nombre Andrés Mori - 1897 ó 1898, según el Censo Federal de 1910. Estoy investigando si este fue el Andrés Mori que se fue a trabajar a Cuba después de la 1ra Guerra Mundial, creo que vivió en la Provincia Pinar del Río, zona cafetalera y tabaquera muy parecida a Yauco, P. R. En Cuba tengo familia Mori también, unos salieron previo la Revolución del 59 y otros se quedaron. Estoy buscando el año de nacimiento de un hermano de Tío Andrías, mi bisabuelo Francisco Antonio Mori Román - (1867?), Yauco, P. R. casado con mi bisabuela Paula Caraballo Feliciano - 1868, Yauco, P. R. Si conoces algo de esta historia familiar, te puedes comunicar a caraballo@ugtpr.org Gracias por la ayuda que me puedas brindar.

Re: South Florida Mori family

Bcmori58 — 2010-07-08 11:14:48Z

Familia Mori Internacional: Mi familia es Mori, algunos escriben este apellido de diferentes maneras (Mori, Moris, Morris). Mi tatarabuelo nació en 1828 - Córsega, Francia y llegó a P. R. en 1854 vía Martinica. El tuvo 3 hijos en Martinica y 13 o 14 en Yauco, P. R. Uno de sus hijos se llamó Juan Andrés (Andrías) Mori Román - 1874 ó 1875, casado con Juanita Martínez Feliciano - 1878. Tío Andrías tuvo varios hijos e hijas. En su hogar vivía con él un sobrino de nombre Andrés Mori - 1897 ó 1898, según el Censo Federal de 1910. Estoy investigando si este fue el Andrés Mori que se fue a trabajar a Cuba después de la 1ra Guerra Mundial, creo que vivió en la Provincia Pinar del Río, zona cafetalera y tabaquera muy parecida a Yauco, P. R. En Cuba tengo familia Mori también, unos salieron previo la Revolución del 59 y otros se quedaron. Estoy buscando el año de nacimiento de un hermano de Tío Andrías, mi bisabuelo Francisco Antonio Mori Román - (1867?), Yauco, P. R. casado con mi bisabuela Paula Caraballo Feliciano - 1868, Yauco, P. R. Si conoces algo de esta historia familiar, te puedes comunicar a caraball@ugtpr.org Gracias por la ayuda que me puedas brindar.

Re: Mori Family From Japan

karmamori — 2010-05-17 12:02:04Z

Hi,

My great-gandfather is a Mori. His name is Koben Mori. He came to the Micronesian islands during or way before the WWII. I am tracking down relatives and his stories.
If anyone out there know, please keep me update.

karma_mori@yahoo.com

Re: Mori Family From Japan

karmamori — 2010-05-17 11:57:15Z

Hi my name is Karma Mori. I am looking for relatives to my great grandfather Koben Mori. All I know is that he is from Japan and moved to Chuuk, FSM during the WWII.

for more info. please email me at karma_mori@yahoo.com

The Mori family from Corsica

glloyddw — 2010-04-13 01:14:36Z

To the Mori Family of Corsica

I am the administrator of Mori Rootsweb, a New Zealander and Morey researcher of 238 spellings. Please excuse the English. It is my native tongue :)

My translator MS Office is close to useless. I would sack him, but cannot find a replacement :)

Being a New Zealander I do not understand the intricacies of speech marks you Latin Mori people have - sorry

Wiki Mori has told me the following:

Corsica is an up thrust of granite joined later by sedimentary rock, the soil from which has been spherically weathered and, ground in riverbeds by waters of the high rainfall and layered in steep V shaped valleys. The beaches are fine white silica sand.

The Island has been occupied continuously since the Mesolithic era, acquiring an indigenous population, which was influential in the Mediterranean during its long prehistory.

After a brief occupation by the Carthaginians, colonisation by the ancient Greeks and an only slightly longer occupation by the Etruscans it was by the Roman Republic made one with Sardinia a province of the Roman Empire. When this collapsed, the island was invaded by the Vandals, the Visigoths, the Saracens and the Lombards, who were later expelled by the Franks, who granted Corsica to Pope Stephen II through the exarchate of Ravenna (756), which was the starting point of the temporal power of the papacy.

France surreptitiously bought the island at one time and the islanders do speak French but their native language is closer to that of Tuscany. Corsican uses the Latin alphabet with some changes. Although the words written are close enough to Italian and Latin for the non-Corsican speaker with a language background to follow; the pronunciation of those letters in English, French or Italian is not a guide to the pronunciation of Corsican, which follows complex rules that must be known by the speaker, where some vowels are nasalised before certain consonants, and other consonants are weakened by certain vowels.

Paglia Orba is a mountain of granite in south west Corsica with views over the river Golo and town Niolu. On a mountain path between the sheepfolds of Vallone and Verghio one comes across the Refuge of Ciotulu and Mori and a light forest. This is the only link so far between Mori and Corsica.

We are familiar with the migration of the Mori name from Monticello Brianza, Parma, Emilia Romagna, Italy to Romania; then through France to America. There are other migrations of the name Mori from Italy to America, but these are later than the one of Francisco Ignacio Mori Romani (who was born in Corsica 1828) and then migrated to Puerto Rico between 1848 and 1854; and married María del Carmen Roman Galaza who was born 1840 Aguas Blancas, Yauco, PRT, USA. Descendants of a female side here did fight in Cuba, and there are Mori family today in South Florida who arrived in America from Cuba in 1957.

The social security death index for Puerto Rico, SSN 581 03 7008, Zip 00931, shows Paula Mori Torres was b. 08 Jun 1928 and d. 17 Feb 2008:

1928 Paula MORI Torres F B 08 Jun 1928 Serafin MORI Caraballo Maria Ignacia TORRES Santiago B CARABALLO MORI Issued: Puerto Rico Aguas Blancas Yauco PRT USA SSN 581 03 7008 Birth Ex SSDI KLN Mori Caraballo Morey Forum Email 2308 01

2008 Paula MORI Torres F D 17 Feb 2008 Serafin MORI Caraballo Maria Ignacia TORRES Santiago B CARABALLO MORI Issued: Puerto Rico San Juan San Juan PRT USA SSN 581 03 7008 Zip 00931 KLN Mori Caraballo Morey Forum Email 2308 01

Of course I have joined up the dots: KLN Mori Caraballo. Family tradition says this family was from Italy via Corsica. I carry on with bits found on the internet of falsities in the skies: Mori through dialect is a northern Italian surname.

This of course surmises there was no illiteracy in the Corsican mountain villages as encountered across the Morey world in general. Immigrants are notoriously illiterate.

So what do we have; Mulberries or Blue Finned Tuna?

Mulberries are Greek. Blue Finned Tuna are Majorcan.

Do we have neither?

Kind regards, Geoffrey Williams
Morey Forum - New Zealand

Re: South Florida Mori family

Bcmori58 — 2010-04-11 12:16:14Z

Saludos Karian-liz. Estoy corrigiendo la fecha de la llegada a P. R. de mi Tatarabuelo Ignacio Francisco Mori Romaní, debe leer 1848-1854 en lugar de 1948-1954. Disculpa el error en el "Typing"

Re: South Florida Mori family

Bcmori58 — 2010-04-11 12:09:40Z

Saludos Karian-Liz. Mi nombre es B. Caraballo Mori - 1952 Yauco, P.R. Mi Tatarabuelo Materno es Francisco Ignacio Mori Romaní - 1828, (Córsega, Francia) casado con María del Carmen Román Galarza - 1840, (Yauco, P.R.)En España habían Moris y siendo Mori un apellido italiano es muy posible sean Corsos. Mis Bisabuelos maternos son Francisco Antonio Mori Román - 1867 (Yauco, PR) y Paula Caraballo Feliciano - 1868 (Yauco, PR. Mis abuelos maternos son Serafín Mori Caraballo - 1897 y María Ignacia Torres Santiago - 1901, Yauco, PR. Mis padres son B. Caraballo Mori, sr. - 1924 y Paula Mori Torres - 1928, Yauco, PR. Tu mencionas a Antonio Mori que vino de Cuba en los años cincuenta. Mi bisabuelo tenía un hermano de nombre Andrés Mori Román - 1874 y una hermana Dominica Mori Román - 1876, habían otros hermanos, si estás interesado te puedo informar. Dominica tuvo un hijo que se llamó Andrés Mori - 1897 o 1898 Aguas Blancas, Yauco, P.R. (no sabemos el nombre del padre). Ese hijo tal parece que fue militar y fue a vivir a Cuba, eso era común. Al igual que en Cuba, en P. R. la industria del azúcar y café en esa época eran actividades económicas importantes de los mismos dueños y los trabajadores migraban de un lugar a otro. Te hago esta historia para tratar de establecer si tú u otra persona que conozcas tuvo familia Mori en Cuba. Según he leído y conversado, luego del 1815 (aprobación de la Real Cédula de Gracias por España), a P. R. llegó una oleada de migrantes corsos, entre ellos mi tatarabuelo Ignacio Mori Romaní que llegó entre 1948-1954, según la historia de Corsos en P.R. Andrés Mori 1898, tuvo otros parientes con su mismo nombre, Su tío Andrés Mori Román - 1874, su primo hermano Andrés Mori Martínez - 1917, su primo Andrés Mori Acosta - 1904. Si tienes información sobre los Mori cubanos puedes comunicarte a caraballo@ugtpr.org Nota: Todos los años en Yauco, PR se reúne la familiar Mori y vienen descendientes de todas partes a compartir.Gracias

Re: South Florida Mori family

Bcmori58 — 2010-04-11 11:23:50Z

Saludos Wilmarie. Estoy trabajando mi genealogía y mi abuelo Serafín Mori Caraballo - 1897, Aguas Blancas, Yauco, PR, aparece en tu árbol familiar también. Necesito saber cuál es tu grupo familiar. Mi tío José Nery Mori Torres estuvo casado con Ledy hija de Sara. Los hijos de Abuelo y Sara son Papo, Maritza, Canqui,Julio y Wilfredo todos Mori Caraballo. Ella tenía otros hijos Carlos Juan, Cano, Ledy y había otra hija y no recuerdo el nombre de momento, tal vez tu me ayudes en esto. Mi abuela materna es María I. Torres Santiago - 1901. Los hijos de abuelo y Abuela María son Melín, Raty, Paula,Quines,Moisés, Nery, Eddie, todos Mori Torres. Abuela María fue la primera esposa de mi abuelo y cuando él quedó viudo se casó con Sara. Mi madre es Paula Mori Torres 1828-2008 (recuerdo cuando Ledy nos cuidaba). Mi nombre es B. Caraballo Mori, jr - 1952.Nota: Los padres de abuelo Serafín (Don Bin) son Francisco Antonio Mori Román - 1867 y Paula Caraballo Feliciano - 1868. Abuelo Francisco es hijo de Ignacio Francisco Mori Romaní - 1828 (Córsega, Francia) y María del Carmen Román Galarza - 1840 (Yauco, PR). Si eres nieta de Serafín tu tatarabuelo paterno es Ignacio al igual que yo. Nota: Hay otro Serafín 1874 de apellidos Mori Román que vivió en Hawaii ese es Tío de Abuelo Bin. caraballo@ugtpr.org. 787-548-6427. Nota: La Fam. Mori se reúne todos los años en Yauco, dime si haz participado. Si te interesa tener más información puedes cumunicarte conmigo. Si llamas y no te puedo contestar déjame tu número y un mensaje. Gracias

Re: Ernest Mori 07 Aug 1909 to 07 Aug 1909

fghillani — 2010-02-14 12:09:32Z

Dear Geoffrey
I'am jet in e-mail contact with Donald P. Mori, son of Ernest Mori (son of Albert Mori); he lives effectively in Kennesaw - Georgia, and is now giving me help in my research contacting living relatives of Albert Mori and Anna Badura.
Thank you for segnalations.
If possible I'am serching the landing manifest of Albin Marie (alias Alber Mori) about -/+ 1904 in NY.
Thanks!

Federico
fghillani@tin.it

Ernest Mori 07 Aug 1909 to 07 Aug 1909

glloyddw — 2010-02-09 12:25:59Z

Morey 2252 Email 06 Reply

Ciao Federico Ghillani,

Here is the likely Joseph Mori born 24 Feb 1905 to 28 Oct 1984:

1905 Joseph MORI M B 24 Feb 1905 Alberto MORI Anna BADJURA Pringle Hill Cemetery Union Fayette PA USA SSN 234 09 4562 Birth Ex SSDI KLN Emilia Romagna Morey Forum Email 2019 MO

1984 Joseph MORI M D 28 Oct 1984 Alberto MORI Anna BADJURA Pringle Hill Cemetery Lilly Cambria PA USA SSN 234 09 4562 Zip 15938 KLN Emilia Romagna Morey Forum Email 2019 MO

Virginia L Keown was born 22 May 1910 and died 25 Oct 2000 Kennesaw, Cobb, GA, USA Zip 30152, SSN 192 03 0582. She would have been aged 100 today

1910 Virginia L KEOWN F B 22 May 1910 KLN Emilia Romagna KEOWN Ernest MORI Issued: Pennsylvania PA USA SSN 192 03 0582 Birth Ex SSDI KLN Emilia Romagna Morey Forum Email 2019 MO

2000 Virginia L KEOWN F D 25 Oct 2000 KLN Emilia Romagna KEOWN Ernest MORI Issued: Pennsylvania Kennesaw Cobb GA USA SSN 192 03 0582 Zip 30152 KLN Emilia Romagna Morey Forum Email 2019 MO

Her likely husband Ernest Morey was born 07 Aug 1909 to 01 Aug 1982 dying Glenshaw, Allegheny, PA, USA Zip 15116, SSN 190 07 1129:

1909 Ernest MORI M B 07 Aug 1909 Alberto MORI Anna BADJURA Virginia L KEOWN Issued: Pennsylvania Union Fayette PA USA SSN 190 07 1129 Birth Ex SSDI KLN Emilia Romagna Morey Forum Email 2019 MO

1982 Ernest MORI M D 01 Aug 1982 Alberto MORI Anna BADJURA Virginia L KEOWN Issued: Pennsylvania Glenshaw Allegheny PA USA SSN 190 07 1129 Zip 15116 KLN Emilia Romagna Morey Forum Email 2019 MO

We are dealing with KLN Emilia Romagna. Let us have a look at this family in GA, USA. Go to http://find.allfolks.com/morey.htm and key in Donald and change Morey to Mori and select Georgia:

Donald Paul Mori 65
Kennesaw, GA
Marietta, GA
Cleveland, GA
Brunswick, ME
Michael P Mori 38
Paul Mori
Cdr Donald Mori 65
Shirley J Mori 64
Usn D Mori 65 (Usn D Mori is US Navy Cdr Donald Mori 65)
Virginia L Mori 100 (matches near enough born in 22 May 1910)
Nanette Mori 44

http://www.whitepages.com/

Donald P Mori Aged: 65 Household: Paul Mori, Shirley J Mori
3813 Westwick Trce NW
Kennesaw, GA 30152-3198
(770) 499-1376
Aged: 65
Household: Paul Mori, Shirley J Mori

From your data and that above we have this

2010 Donald Paul MORI M LIV 2010 aged 65 Ernest MORI Virginia L KEOWN Shirley J Of Kennesaw 3813 Westwick Trce NW Kennesaw Cobb GA USA (770) 499-1376 Zip 30152-3198 KLN Emilia Romagna Morey Forum Email 2252 06

If your English spoken language is not good tell me and I will contact an American Mowry researcher mate of mine to see if he can find Donald Paul Morey born 2010 aged 65 was son of Ernest Morey born 07 Aug 1909 and he a son of Alberto Mori born 27 Mar 1873 Monticello Brianza, Parma, Emilia Romagna, in Italy

Kind regards, Geoffrey
Morey Forum New Zealand

Alberto and Lodovico Mori

fghillani — 2010-02-06 23:27:04Z

LODOVICO MORI
Since 1910, when it denounced the birth of his daughter Angiolina on 30 November before the vice-consul of Italy in Bucharest, will be married with Ghitza Gheorghitza and living in Via Vitan 61 in Bucharest, where he probably worked as a laborer, from the documents transferred from 'Embassy to the Italian Foreign Ministry that always here, and where also born July 9, 1913 Antonio Mori.
The genealogist Janos Kocs in November 2009 can contact a daughter of Anthonio, Angela Mori who lives in Bucharest and claiming to have a surviving brother, with whom we are now searching for a contact. It therefore appears that Lodovico, after having traveled to Italy with his whole family in the years immediately preceding the Second World War, has returned and stay in Romania.
ALBERTO MORI
In the absence of data from Romania we are looking at 360 degrees.
Evidence provided mainly by genealogists Raffaella (Suanj) and lately by Laura (Pink67) could correspond to the Albert Mori (Albin until 1910) that says generically to be of Italian origin and emigrated since 1904 in the U.S. In the same year landed to New York from Bremen in April, his wife (at least since 1905) Anna Badjura born in Radíkov (Moravia) in 1880 or so. Albert Mori lived first in North-Union, Fayette, Pennsilvanya, then in Springhill. With his wife Anna had five children: Joseph (1905), Anna (1907), Pauline (1908), Ernest (1909), Angelina (1915). Seems alive the son of Ernest and Virginia Keown, Donald P. Mori born in 1944 and now resident of Kennesaw in Georgia, with which we try to get in touch. On Ancestry is also found a tree with the genealogy of the descendants of the daughter of Albert Anna Mori married with Kennet Christner; we seek to deepen contacts with descendants safer if there are news about the origins and provenance of Albert Mori which is not possible to trace any news about the landing in the U.S.

see also http://italiangenealogy.tardio.com/Forums/viewtopic/t=14154....

Abe Mori 1936 photo

Not_A_Relative — 2009-08-03 07:44:19Z

http://www3.familyoldphotos.com/photo/pennsylvania/15224/abe...

Mori KLN Emilia Romagna

glloyddw — 2009-02-08 20:08:14Z

Dear Ghillani,

You are very welcome to my suggestions. Sorry for not getting back to you earlier, but I have been looking at the name Mori on a worldwide basis. I can see how Teresa Ricco is spelt, but my MS Word set to New Zealand English trashes it. Ludovico Mori does not come up in the Morey database except under KLN Emilia Romagna.

I cannot understand how you lost your great grandfather Alberto Mori. The only way I can see how it happened is he left a wife and a male child in Northern Italy, went to Transylvania as an expert agriculturist in Romania and then possibly to France from where he sent French money and then he disappeared off the radar. His brother Serafino Mori is buried in a Roman Catholic Cemetery in Romania, so though the origins of the name are possibly Jewish your family is likely Roman Catholic and not caught up in the Holocaust. Wherever Alberto Mori was, he would have had to survive the first war, the influenza epidemic which followed, the 1920s boom, the 1930s Great Depression and the second war, and amongst all this sired another Mori whose family is now looking for you, or be found in public record in another country.

We can get up to the 1930 census in America, 1911 in Canada, 1901 in England. We have electoral rolls in New Zealand and Australia right through this time. I cannot imagine what Romanian Mori genealogists would be doing about research and websites. They would need to understand English. I understand the feeling non American genealogists have about American genealogy and the people themselves. However, these Mori, Morey names are very rare, and may be found by people just surfing.

When I think of European migration from Italy I had up to now not thought of Romania being a destination, but we are talking pre first war. I think Canada, America, Australia and New Zealand are the most likely destinations. Ellis Island was the point of entry to America.

http://yellow.co.nz/whitepages/ will get to the New Zealand White Pages where you will find 18 telephone numbers for Mori. I could pull the NZL 2008 electoral roll for Mori and get the Christian names for these people if you want.

There are 927 Mori deaths in the American Social Security death index. I have withdrawn them and the series numbers 1854 records for the births and deaths. The earliest Albert Mori in the Morey database is your Alberto Mori. The next is Albert Mori born 20 Jul 1887 with his US SSDI number issued in Hawaii:

1887 Albert MORI M B 20 Jul 1887 MORI Issued: Hawaii HI USA SSN 575 05 8867 Birth Ex SSDI Feral USA Morey Forum Email 2019 MO

He died 01 Nov 1982 Honolulu, Honolulu, HI, USA at Zip 96821:

1982 Albert MORI M D 01 Nov 1982 MORI Issued: Hawaii Honolulu Honolulu HI USA SSN 575 05 8867 Zip 96821 Feral USA Morey Forum Email 2019 MO

Even though the US Social Security does not cover all Americans it is less probable now your Alberto Mori went to America as immigrants seem more socially minded.

There were 887 arrivals at Ellis Island for Mori. In most cases the year and age is given. From this one could get 887 births. I have just withdrawn the 887 records. Now I can see Moris arriving at Ellis Island who have been picked up in the US SSDI.

Quartino Mori was born 12 Dec 1894. He arrived at Ellis Island 1909 aged 14 from Porrecchio, Italy. He married 1914 Pearl Queri at Byrnedale, Jefferson, PA, USA and died at the same town 01 Feb 1964. His SSDI number was SSN 181 18 9382 and it was issued: Pennsylvania. Looking for other Moris from Porrecchio, Italy we find Narcisa Mori 1909 aged 46; and Giacentino Mori 1909 aged 07. I do not know if these names are male or female. But it looks like a parent and two children arrived together at Ellis Island.

It is very interesting about the Sephardic Jews. I see they lived on the Iberian Peninsula and include both the descendants of Jews expelled from Spain under the Alhambra decree of 1492, or from Portugal by order of King Manuel I in 1497 and the descendants of crypto-Jews who left the Peninsula in later centuries. Today there are around 12,000 Jews in Spain and 500 in Portugal. There is also a community of 600 in Gibraltar. It looks like they were a North African Jew.

Moor can mean several things. One is black and another is sea. Of the Indo European languages three main ones are in Europe: Greek, Latin and Brython. The latter is along the Atlantic coast, the migration being out of Savannah East Africa west through the Sahara when it was arable farmland across to Europe at Gibraltar and up the coast of Western Europe arriving in Britain from Brittany about 6000 years ago. They were a short race of people who wore clothes, had black curly hair blue eyes and an olive complexion. They understood the precession of the equinox and built monolithic clocks wherever they settled. The way they built their clocks determines the time they built them, so the migration is secured by looking back through the Zodiac. These people were A blood group, usually negative, which today is strongly centred in Northern Spain.

Spanish Moreys with whom I have corresponded say their Morey comes from the Scottish Murrays, who were mercenary soldiers with the Spanish. My Morey story is we were vintner to the Kings of Spain. Your Mori story is you were Sephardic Jews banished from the Iberian Peninsula migrating to Northern Italy. We have one thing in common and that is migration.

Kind regards, Geoffrey

Re: Mori KLN Emilia Romagna

fghillani — 2009-02-07 14:36:48Z

Dear mr. Geoffrey
first of all thank you for your appreciated suggestions.
I did not have any trouble understanding your plane text; it is possible that is my English, obtained by the translator of Google, to create some problem to you, and I apologize it.

About surname Mori, I did read that the phonetical root “mor” becomes from indo-europeans idioms, and is one of the rare word that are present in all the human languages.
Italians Mori families, to my knowledge, are of Jewish origin and are probably "Sephardic", fled from Spain in the fiveteenth century.
In my country (North-Italy) there are many Mori families in near countries to Parma: Reggio-Emilia, Cremona, Mantova.
Regarding Antonio Bizzozzero, if you're interested I can send you some historical information that I collected.

About my research, as you understand, respect my great grandfather Alberto lost after being left in Transylvania about 1899, it is possible that when arrived there his brother Serafino, he will be so angry to flee to other countries, and in my research I can not exclude any destination, including America, where as you know there are many Mori families emigrants from Japan or from Italy.
My uncle, Aimo Riccò, said that the last money nonna Teresa Riccò (the final “ò” is exact!) received from Alberto in Italy were "French" but we can not control!

My dad however from 1995 has found the descendants of Serafino, but it is strange that they say that does not know anything of his two brothers Alberto and Ludovico.
About Tanica Mori, who died in 1983, she is the last of the daughters of Serafino and his wife (her surname was Adorni) the only one we know born in Romania.
The living descendants of Serafino that we found are children of Nella Mori married in Tanasescu; they stay in Plojesti, and the daughter of one of them, Giovanni, Nella Tanasescu was in Parma in our house in 2000; we have not contact with the children of Elena (Elna) we know married in Stefanescu. Alice is died in 1980.
Now I'm in contact with some people of Iasi that are looking for traces of their passage, but for now I did not know anything.

On my space on Ancestry I have included a brief history. which I also sent to Ancestry, written by my father, on the quest of brothers Mori in Romania, but I realize that after so many years, it is very difficult to find the right tracks, and perhaps some of the living descendants may not want it!

By the way, you wonder if these messages are visible on the notice boards of Romania. Otherwise I would like to know how they can be read by users of national boards of that country.

Thank you for your interest and your suggestions!

Tanica Mori KLN Emilia Romagna

glloyddw — 2009-02-06 03:39:06Z

I have named this Mori family of yours KLN Emilia Romagna. I do not know if you know what a clan is. It is used in Scotland to establish to which kith and kin a person belongs. The term Mc in McDonald shows one is of the clan McDonald. KLN to us signifies clan, so KLN Emilia Romagna is Clan Emilia Romagna. I am the administrator of Mori Rootsweb though my main search is for Morey. The name is spelt at least 235 different ways. The name Mori comes from Northern Italy or Japan. On the Mori list you will see both parties searching.

Mori in Japanese means forest and is written with a picture of a little tree. I run a Morey database of 273143 records with 21 columns. I put any scrap of Mori, Morie, Mory, Morey, Morrey, Morry, Mowry, Mowery, Mowrey, data into it.

I have acquainted myself with your part of the world in order to understand your Mori migration and the purpose of it. I have read some of the history of Transylvania and Moldavia in order to help you if I can. I have been in Romania crossing the Danube in 1971 at Giugiu and Russe.

I have 623 records for Mori, the earliest being a marriage between Edward Mori and Jane Symons 26 Apr 1622, Tewkesbury, GLS, ENG (Gloucestershire, England). The spelling should never be a hindrance. It must never be used to link families. Morey men generally marry aged 25 to girls aged 20. I see you think the same way as I do. It will be interesting to see what the municipality finds for you.

You will note my English syntax is different from yours and the spelling. I am writing with MS Word set to New Zealand English – spelling and grammar. I hope you can understand it. My MS Office was created in Singapore for the South Pacific.

I think Word is translating the accents incorrectly. I have guessed Ricco is the surname. It used to take three months in a sailing ship to come to New Zealand and the news of a safe arrival would be received back home after six months or more. Sometimes the mail ship was wrecked during a storm and news never got back.

It was interesting to learn the famous Italian agronomist Antonio Bizozzero through your University of Parma sent Mori men to Transylvania to teach the modern techniques of rotation in cultivation and the use of new chemical fertilisers and mechanical tools.

It was lucky Serafino Mori told Teresa Ricco his address in Romania or you may never have found your Romanian relatives alive today. There must be other footprints you can follow by way of census, tax, land records, electoral rolls, births, marriages and deaths, etc. I suppose Serafino Mori now resting in the Catholic cemetery in Iasi was too busy managing the Italian Restaurant to pass information to his children or back Home. Children often do not want to know family history until it is too late.

Kind regards, Geoffrey

Re: Alberto e Ludovico Mori

fghillani — 2009-02-05 22:04:43Z

Excuse the automated traductor; the Serafino last daughter's name is "Tanica" Mori, not "Canister"!!!

Re: Alberto e Ludovico Mori

fghillani — 2009-02-05 22:01:15Z

Of Alberto, my great-grandfather, I do not know the exact date yet but hopefully it will be provided by the municipality to which I applied.
Being he married only religiously (as he did not have the required 28 years) to my mother's grandmother, Teresa Riccò, and having had three children from her the first of which was my grandfather born in 1896, Romeo, I assume was born around 1870 or before.

In Transylvania was sent by the Italian famous agronomist Antonio Bizozzero, founder of the "Traveling Chair of Agronomy" of our University of Parma to teach modern techniques of rotation of the cultures and the use of new chemical fertilizers and mechanical tools.

He did go and went back several times, and as the third son, Augusto Riccò, was born in 1899, I assume that he had started the last travel with his eighteen brother Louis, about 1998 or 1899.

When Serafino followed Alberto, perhaps in early 1900, than he has not learned anything in Italy, and since then have lost its tracks.
Only grandmother Teresa knew where it went, and Serafino stole her the address to reach it.

Serafino now rest in the Catholic cemetery in Iasi, but even he never informed him of home.

You can see my genealogy Mori-Riccò-Ghillani on Ancestry, where's a picture of Serafino and his wife's name was that of surname Adorni, with three daughters in Helena and Alice in Romania had a fourth daughter Canister Mori.

Thank you for reply!

Alberto e Ludovico Mori

glloyddw — 2009-02-05 18:52:38Z

Do you know Alberto Mori's date of birth?

Who did he marry?

What sort of expert farming was he doing in Transylvania?

Who were the Italian Relatives to whom he never wrote?

Kind regards, Geoffrey
Morey Forum New Zealand

Alberto e Ludovico Mori

fghillani — 2009-02-04 21:03:18Z

Italian brothers, Alberto and Ludovico come to Transilvanian Country about 1899 from Monticelli (Emilia Romagna, Parma, Italy) as expert farmers.
After the subsequent arrival in that country with his family (the wife Adorni and three daughters Nella Elena e Alice)of their brother Serafino, they never give to italian relatives any news.
In 1995 we did found the burial of Serafino, in the Eternitatea catholic cementery of Iasi(Romania)where he lived with his four daughter in Bucium, via Viilor, working as manager of italian restaurant.
Some relativies of Serafino's daughter, Nella, are now living in Plojesti, but they say never know about Alberto and Ludovico.
Alberto is my great-grandfather!

Mori Family From Japan

ilyssasmom — 2009-01-13 17:00:52Z

I am searching for Mori's in Japan. Not sure if we are related but I have found out through some papers of my great grandfather's that he was adopted by Kumaichi Mori and Mitsu Unk Mori. He also had an adopted brother named Yusuke Mori. I'm looking for info on all of these names. I do know that Kumaichi Mori died September 3, 1916. Also, my great grandfather lived in Nagasaki until he left in 1904.

Re: Mori from Japan

ilyssasmom — 2009-01-13 17:00:06Z

Re: Mori Family From Japan

poncat — 2009-01-11 18:55:57Z

"Mori" is in the 26th place. The character for "mori" is "森." It's simple and easy but I remember I didn't know many friends whose name was "mori" when I was in school. The most common name in Japan is "Sato."

Mori Family From Japan

glloyddw — 2009-01-11 06:54:51Z

Dear Mori Listers

Good luck on your translation you two. Please keep us posted on the outcome. How common would the Mori name be in Japan?

Kind regards, Geoffrey
Morey Forum
Mori Rootsweb Administrator

Re: Mori Family From Japan

ilyssasmom — 2009-01-11 02:06:39Z

I would love that! I haven't had any luck finding anyone so far.

Re: Mori Family From Japan

poncat — 2009-01-05 19:37:51Z

Hello! I saw your posting. I'm a Japanese and my father's family was in Nagasaki, Japan with the last name "Mori".

I'm interested in traslating the document written in Japanese if you haven't had any help yet.

Re: Mori Family From Japan

ilyssasmom — 2008-09-30 18:10:48Z

Thanks for the advice. I'll try that. I have tried to get in contact with professors with no luck. Maybe this will work lol.

Re: Mori Family From Japan

beachjl — 2008-09-25 03:45:20Z

I too am a Mori (mother's maiden name and my middle name). I have relatives in Japan and had to get translators. I went to the colleges, they usually have Japanese exchange student who would love to help you in exchange to learn more English. Good luck to you!

Lena

Mori of Italy, Peru, and Japan

glloyddw — 2008-09-20 21:42:24Z

Dear Mori of Italy, Peru, and Japan. I am your Mori list administrator and live in New Zealand. I run the Morey Forum and have about 235 spellings of the name. Names can and did change with migration. Mori in Japan is ancient. One can find a lot about these Moris in Encyclopaedia Britannica, though this will not help you with your immediate family history. There was a Bungoro Morey born 13 Mar 1869 in Japan. He died 15 Oct 1964 Santa Clara, Santa Clara, CA, USA (SSN 549 18 8116 Zip 95050). He married Fujino Iwatsuru born 1885 Japan and had the following children all in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, USA:

Shizue Morey 18 Jul 1908
Kiyoko Morey 03 Sep 1911
George C Morey 21 Jun 1913
Rose Morey 1919
Arthur Morey 11 May 1921

George C Morey SSN 562 09 3186 Zip 91208
Obituary Los Angeles Times 28 Jul 1999, 29 Jul 1999
Still in telephone book in 2000 at 1824 Colina Drive, Glendale, Los Angeles, CA, USA, 818 241 7234

There was a Pietro Morey 1881 aged 45 born Italy RG11-4448-101-22 (that is the 1881 English Census), Joiner and British Subject living in Paper Hall Court, Bradford, YKS, ENG.

There was a Stephen Morrey 1880 aged 36 born Italy 1880 CA CEN P21B married to Rosa Of Amador. They had a son Augustino Morrey 1880 aged 09 also born Italy and were living at Amador, CA, USA. Stephen Morrey was a farmer.

There was an Arthur Lawrence Mori 1881 aged 33 born in Florence, Italy. He was a dental surgeon living in Quebec Street, East Dereham, NFK, ENG, RG11-1979-51-34, with wife Marie B: NFK, and children; Alice G, Frank A, and Estelle F Mori: all B: NFK F: ITL M: NFK.

I have 84 records of Moreys of many spellings born in Italy. There was a Nicholas Murry 1920 aged 58 born Italy, married to Angeline Panza. There are 206 records for this family some around Hornell, Steuben, NY, USA and there up to today.

Kind regards, Geoffrey

Mori Family From Japan

ilyssasmom — 2008-09-16 20:20:46Z

My Great Grandfather's name is Ritsuta Mori. I'm trying to do research on him with no luck so far. I know he lived in Nagasaki until he was 16 then he went to Hong Kong and hopped a ship to come to the US. If anyone has this name in thier family information please please contact me or leave a message here. Also, I have paperwork that he brought with him but it's written in Japanese and have yet to find anyone that can translate.

My Mori family in Japan

teresa_abalos1983 — 2008-08-29 17:08:29Z

My name is Teresa Mori Arrofo, My mother's family name is Mori,my mother told me that her grandfather was a japanese soldier and came here in the Philippines (Leyte) during the world war 11 and met her grandmother, and it was the start of family name Mori to be spread here in the Philippines.But, still i was wandering if who are our grand-grand ancestors from Japan. We want to know the origin of our family name? and unfortunately my died last 1997 and we can't trace anything regarding this issue that is why i send this message for me to have a help. Pls. do help us....

Re: South Florida Mori family

wilmarymoris — 2008-04-27 05:24:11Z

i know that mori family comes from one single family that spred out all over the world my grand father serafin mori is from puerto rico

Mori from Japan

neault99 — 2007-04-18 00:47:32Z

I recently found out some new information about some of my relatives from Japan. First of all my grandmother Shizuko Mori lived in Gifu-kan (may be spelled wrong) Japan. From what I understand the Mori's were great samurais and were rewarded with land named, translated to "House of Dogs" and that they are pretty well off. My grandmother had several brothers and sisters but I only know of Hachiro Mori (brother), Hako Mori (sister who later married), and Yuki Mori (sister who later married). I also know the names of a three cousins. Koiichi (male, last name unknown), Boku (male, last name unknown, and Keiko (female, last name unknown). If any of these names sound familiar please feel free to email me at neault99@yahoo.com

Re: looking for half sister

pooh180069 — 2006-06-30 03:13:38Z

I am Barbara Kanemori's daughter.