1500s · Florence → Venice
Florence to Venice
A demonstration route following one branch north through the Apennines toward the lagoon and its trade.
Maps & Migrations
Six centuries of movement
Where the family went, and why. Routes drawn here are demonstration reconstructions except where a document places a person in a town.
27Major MigrationsDemonstration figure
14CountriesTravelled
38+Key Ports & CitiesVisited
1,200+Family MembersWho made the journey
6CenturiesOf movement
The Routes
Plotted across the old world and the new
- 1500s route
- 1600s route
- 1900s route
1900s · Collecorvino → New York
Abruzzo to America
From Collecorvino to the Atlantic ports and onward to New York — the passage behind our 20th-century papers.
1600s · Ancona → Dalmatia
Ancona to Dalmatia
A demonstration crossing of the Adriatic, following coastal trade toward the Dalmatian shore.
Movement by Century
Where the family stood, era by era
- 1400sTuscan hill country
- 1500sFlorence & Venice
- 1600sAdriatic coast
- 1700sAbruzzo settlement
- 1800sCollecorvino
- 1900sAtlantic passage
- 2000+Dispersed, connected
Ports & Cities
- NaplesPrincipal departure port
- GenoaAlternate Atlantic sailing
- AnconaAdriatic crossings
- New YorkPoint of arrival
- FlorenceOrigin city, demonstration lineage
- CollecorvinoDocumented family town
Branch Movements
- Florentine BranchTuscany, 1400s–1600s
- Veneto BranchVenice and the lagoon, 1500s–1700s
- Abruzzo BranchCollecorvino, 1700s–present
- American BranchNew York & Illinois, 1900s–present