I'm so excited for you!!! Let us know what you decide to do.

Still looking for other information in England.

I found out some more information that might be useful. I searched for parish records St. Georges of the east and came up with this link

www.parishregister.com...chpage.asp

Although I found no Cassini (the name may have been misspelled) I read through a few things on the site. One of the interesting things I came up with is this

The database is compiled from transcriptions of the original registers, stored at the London Metropolitan Archives and then manually entered onto an Access database.

Every attempt has been made to include the entry as it appears. Whilst most of the registers are fairly clear, there are some faded or illegible entries.

A blank field can indicate a missing or an illegible entry. The spelling of words is that given in the Register and not it's modern equivalent. Where an entry has obviously been misspelt, no correction has been made. Eg Niendroff/Niendorff.

There are many entries that are added out of sequence at a later date. This is particularly true of Baptisms of inmates at the St George in the East Infirmary and the St George in the East Workhouse, of which there are plenty.

If anyone has a subscription to ancestry UK could you please try to look up Menotti and/or his family in the workhouse records? I believe that is where we might find him (and his family).

Let me know what you think

One more piece of information

ST.GEORGE'S-IN-THE-EAST, St. George in the East, Cannon Street Road [out of Stepney 1729] – still open
St. George's-in-the-East, Christ Church, Watney Street [1841] - now gone??
St. George's-in-the-East, St. John, Grove Street [before 1879] -now gone???
St. George's-in-the-East, St. Mary. Johnson Street (Cable Street) [1850] still open
St. George's-in-the-East, St. Matthew, Princes Square [before 1890] - now gone???
St. George's-in-the-East, St. Peter, Old Gravel lane, London Dock [ 1866] - still open
St. George's-in-the-East, St. Saviour's Mission [?]

I'm hoping this is going to be helpful in some way.

A little more information. The LDS has the following films for St. Georges in the east. You may want to consider order a couple of the films to look for the Cassini family.

Title Census returns for St. George in the East, 1841-1891
Authors Great Britain. Census Office (Main Author)

1841 HO 107/695-696 FHL BRITISH Film 438811
1841 HO 107/697-698 FHL BRITISH Film 438812
1851 St. Mary HO 107/23 p. 1-540 FHL BRITISH Film 174777
1851 St. Paul HO 107/23 p. 1-614 FHL BRITISH Film 174778
1851 St. John HO 107/23 p. 1-266 FHL BRITISH Film 174779
1861 RG 9/274-279 FHL BRITISH Film 542605
1861 RG 9/280-284 FHL BRITISH Film 542606
1871 RG 10/530-532 FHL BRITISH Film 823387
1871 RG 10/533-535 FHL BRITISH Film 823388
1871 RG 10/536-539 FHL BRITISH Film 823389
1871 RG 10/540-543 FHL BRITISH Film 823390
1881 RG 11/448-452 FHL BRITISH Film 1341098
1881 RG 11/453-456 FHL BRITISH Film 1341099
1881 RG 11/457-460 FHL BRITISH Film 1341100
1891 St. George North District RG 12/284 (4 fiches) FHL BRITISH Fiche 6095394
1891 St. George North District RG 12/285 (4 fiches) FHL BRITISH Fiche 6095395
1891 St. George North District RG 12/286 (4 fiches) FHL BRITISH Fiche 6095396
1891 St. George North District RG 12/287 (4 fiches) FHL BRITISH Fiche 6095397
1891 St. John District RG 12/288 (4 fiches) FHL BRITISH Fiche 6095398