My trip to Puglia would not have been as incredible had it not been for the geneological study that Apulian Ancestry did for me. I was so touched and moved by the way they took such a personal interest in my family on my Puglia tour. I recommend anyone who has family in Puglia, plans to visit, do not go without a geneological study from Apulian ancestry!

- 2014 - Catherine

Ciao Pasqua, I do not know how to say thank you enough for arranging these family meetings. My trip was OUTSTANDING and far surpassed my expectations.

- 2015 – Janice Mancini

After our search, contact, and interviews, our impressions lead us to settle on Pasqua of ‘Roots of Apulia” as our tourist and ancestry search guide and struck gold in our choice. Pasqua’s personal and prompt attention to our requests, a guided tour that did not seem to miss one highlight or sight well worth seeing, and her vast knowledge and history of the area and sites in general were well more than any expectation. The touring was just a bonus as to the help she provided and knowledge of the systems in part 2 of our visit, the ancestry search. Her suggestions and pre–visit work with the hall of records and churches were invaluable as all were prepared and waiting, documents in hand, for us upon our arrival at each venue. The trace not only brought us back to pre-1868 records and Great-Great-Grandfather information but also uncovered an unknown relative, Our Grandfathers Brothers’ daughter, alive and still living right there in the same town. Pasqua called and set up a meeting with her and her husband, both 81 years young, and I can only say she was both as surprised and excited to see us and we her. What a day to remember. I know she cannot guarantee these results for all but I am confident her experiences and expertise in this search field would be beneficial for you as well. As for her tourism skills, you will not a find a more knowledgeable guide with excellent language skills. I can highly recommend Pasqua and her services and will be headed back later this year for some more research and other site visits and she will be my guide again.

- L. Laurino….March / April 2014

A Greco-Roman text between the 1st and 3rd centuries, the Periplus of the Erythraean Sea, mentioned the island of Menuthias A Greco-Roman text between the 1st and 3rd centuries, the Periplus of the Erythraean Sea, mentioned the island of Menuthias

- Jake Lloyd

I have worked with some southern Italian genealogists for my Italian citizenship and for research related to my father’s side of the family in San Felice del Molise and I have to say you are the kindest, fairest, most organized and communicative of them all.

- John Genova - 2022

Fantastic research. Pasqua was a pleasure to work with and her communication was excellent. I highly recommend her to someone looking to have genealogical research done, she found the records I requested and took photos as I had asked, wonderful job.

- Mark Savoia - 2018