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Send us a textBob talks to Paul Nauta about the wide array of free tools available from FamilySearch.orgPaul Nauta is a blatantly proud second generation Italian-American who still speaks “la lingua” and has wonderful Italian family history stories for an amateur.  His paternal grandfather immigrated to Ellis Island just before WWI and maternal grandparents in the 1890s.  His Italian roots originate in Cagnano Varano (Foggia), Sassano (Salerno), and Alia (Palermo). He is the Senior Marketing Communications and PR Manager for FamilySearch International where he manages the FamilySearch Blog and Newsroom.  He loves family, the great outdoors, everything Italian, and a good story. He’s a pretty good Italian cook too.  His claim to Italian genealogical infamy was being able to personally reconnect with his living family in Italy and introduce the next generation of his family. He is married, has 4 children, and 3 grandchildren. Direct surnames in his Italian family tree are DiNauta, Benvenga, DiCataldo, Pelusi, Volpe, Garone, Bessolano, Polito, Miceli (Michelli), Pizzillo, D’Ippolito, Todaro, Taravella, Sedita, Lotuso, Chimento.Family History Library Consultations (Reservation Page)Italy Guided Research Explore ImagesFamilySearch Blog Italian HeritageItaly Country PageFamilySearch Wiki: Italy GenealogyFamilySearch Community FS/FB/MiscItaly | Italy,  Austro-Hungarian Empire (for parts of Italy) | Southern Europe Genealogy Research Community | Southern Italian Genealogy Network,Turnkey. The only thing you’ll lift are your spirits.Italian Marketplace LLCOnline tee shirts, hoodies and more for ItaliansGrowing Up Italian American-ViscoWonderful book the chronicles two Italian Americans over several decades.Growing Up Italian American-IannuccilliGreat stories about growing up Italian in AmericaDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showPurchase my book "Farmers and Nobles" here or at Amazon.