Surely you have asked yourself, at least once in your life, questions such as...

Who were my ancestors? What is the meaning of my surname? Where did my family originate?

Perhaps you have tried to obtain an answer by looking through old family papers and photographs or by asking older relatives for info. Unfortunately, oral tradition is not enough to reconstruct one's family history in a complete and fully reliable way. The desire to know your origins, the life and activities of your ancestors can be answered through genealogy, a historical science that, through the research and examination of original documents preserved in archives and libraries, allows you to reconstruct your family history back to the most ancient documented ancestor.

A staff of professionals to discover your roots

Contact us on info@ricercagenealogica.it for information

Over 30 Years of Experience

Researches carried out with scientific rigor

Founded in 1987

The Southern Italy Genealogical Center is the first genealogical research center born in Sicily. Thanks to its long experience and rigorous use of documentary sources, the Center is a point of reference for all those who want to entrust the research of their family history to professionals. In particular, the Center specializes in the reconstruction of the genealogical trees of families originating from Sicily and the Regions of Southern Italy (Abruzzo, Molise, Campania, Puglia, Basilicata, Calabria).

  • Analysis and research
  • Attention to details
  • Technical competence
  • Guarantees of success
Southern Italy Genealogical Center

Since 1987 at your service

Marcello D’Aleo

is an Italian professional genealogist, founder and director of the Southern Italy Genealogical Center. Passionate about genealogy since his childhood, during his university studies he started working on behalf of some important Italian and foreign genealogical institutes. This allowed him to acquire a considerable research experience and an extensive knowledge of state and ecclesiastical archives, libraries and other cultural institutions in Sicily and Southern Italy. In its over thirty years of activity he has successfully carried out hundreds of genealogical researches and processed numerous requests for documents for obtaining Italian citizenship. He is a member of the Association of Professional Genealogists (APG) and as such adheres to its professional code of ethics. He is also a member of various Italian and foreign cultural associations. He lives in Bagheria, a city on the outskirts of Palermo, famous all over the world for its eighteenth-century villas.

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