Abruzzo - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: reply you yours message board

umurri — 2011-10-03 19:28:16Z

The right name is - GIUSEPPE -
not Guiseppe

Re: Anybody Researching Abruzzo Family from Sambuca Di Sicilia

West24th — 2011-07-11 20:51:10Z

Dear Joanne:
Thanks for This reply. The family name of CACIOPPO, for Catherine MONTALBANO'S mother's family name was new to me. Do you also know what her first name was and Catherine's father's name? Catherine married Joseph Giuseppe Abruzzo, probably in Sambuco in The Late 1890s it would be nice if somebody has a c opy of This marriage record to learn his parents names. Please let me know if you also received The GUZZARDO/ Abruzzo Family Tree that I had sent you a few days ago to your direct E-mail address, if not please write me at mine which is:
HowardSedlitz@Gmail.com

Re: Anybody Researching Abruzzo Family from Sambuca Di Sicilia

joannerossman51 — 2011-07-09 15:42:16Z

I am the granddaughter of Stefano (Steve) Abruzzo, brother of John Abruzzo. He was married to Josephine Maniscalco. Their oldest son, Joseph, is my father. We lived in Chicago, Illinois. Grandpa was born November 20, 1900 and died January 11, 1980. I know that Grandpa's mother was Catherine Montalbano and his father was Guiseppi Abruzzo. Catherine's mother was a Cacioppo. How are you related to John? I remember Uncle John and Aunt Felicia very well. They were wonderful. I am the oldest grandchild of Steve and Josephine. I was born 6/3/1951. You can contact me at joanne.rossman@comcast.net

Anybody Researching Abruzzo Family from Sambuca Di Sicilia

West24th — 2011-01-12 03:31:08Z

Giovanni (John) Abruzzo was born 1902 in Paterson near Morgan City, Louiasiana to Guiseppe Abruzzo and his wife Catarina Montalbano both originally from Sambuca di Sicilia. He Returned there and married Felicia Maggio,daughter of Guiseppe Maggio and Caterina Guzzardo, then moved to Brooklyn, NY. Some of his siblings settled in The Chicago Area in Illinois. If this sounds familiar to anybody then please write me directly, as I;d Like to Learn more about Great grandparents and other family members back in Sicily. Thank You
Howard West24th@aol.com

Re: Giuseppe Abruzzo--given up for adoption

Jennyalia — 2010-07-09 11:56:41Z

I'm impressed that you've found out as much as you have. My neighbor growing up is my younger sister's age (about 30) and she was adopted. She searched a few years ago and was never able to find out anything about her birth parents. The only thing she knows is that her birth mother was 15.

That was a few years ago I don't know if she'd be able to find more now. I think the records could not be released unless her birth mother was also looking for her.

I'm starting with a lot more info then you have and I'm hitting walls left and right in my search. Unless I take a trip to Italy (and with 3 kids under 6 - it's unlikely) I think I may be taking a break from the Abruzzo's for a while. If you are able to find out that a great grandfather of yours had a sister named Rose/Rosa contact me. I'd love to know if we were able to link up the families. Good luck. Your story sounds fascinating and I hope you are able to find out more.
Oh- the Santo Abruzzo in the info I gave you was killed in a bar in little Italy in Manhattan in the early 1900's. His wife was a widow by the 1910 census. The family didn't have money to bury him so he was burried in Potter's field. I heard that he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Maybe he tried to break something up - not sure, but I believe he was shot. He's my great-great grandfather. -Jen

Re: Giuseppe Abruzzo--given up for adoption

chelseasf — 2010-07-06 18:54:17Z

hi jen.

thanks for all the info. what i do know is that my father was born in the year 1940 to a joseph abruzzo and a helen reynoso. for some reason, he was given up for adoption when he was a 2 years old. i was in contact with a woman who may be a relative of yours who said that her abruzzo family is the only abruzzos she knows of in san francisco.

joseph abruzzo (my grandfather) was killed in a hunting accident around 1940. there are no records that joseph and helen reynoso ever married. also, they had another child before my father whom they named joseph. he was given to his grandparents who raised him. so, there are 2 men who were born 1938 and 1940 by the name of joseph abruzzo, (after their father), but, both were given up for adoption.

it's a difficult story to follow only because i am having to dig up the pieces from the help of people on this message board and from working to get documents and records released. it took a while to have my father's actual birth records unsealed and released to me because california is very strict with adoption records. but, i do know that his birth father is joseph abruzzo and his mother is helen reynoso. i don't know anything about helen reynoso or the abruzzo family.

i will keep in contact with you and let you know what i can find out through the other woman (abruzzo family member) who was helping me for a while. i hope she continues to help...

ciao
chelsea

Re: Giuseppe Abruzzo--given up for adoption

Jennyalia — 2010-07-05 13:44:53Z

Just in case you get some info I thought I'd give you what I have.

Santo ABRUZZO b. Sciacca d.NY m. Vincenza DEPAULO b.1860Sciacca d.19__NY
they had a son Guiseppe ABRUZZO b. Sciaca 3/25/1881 d.1970,NY. He was married to Vincenza Trapani b.1891,Sciaca d.1987,Brooklyn NY. Guiseppe & Vincenza had 9 chilren (the second of which was my maternal grandmother Jenny ALIA).

Now as how it may relate to you if you can go back far enough...Santo Abruzzo who married Vincenza DEPAULO had a brother and sister. I do not have their names. That brother had two children. A girl named Rose and a boy named Joseph. Joseph moved to San Francisco. Rose was born in 1894 and died 12/14/1985. She was married to Antonio ABRUZZO b. 1890-d.1927 and then married to a man who's last name I believe was Friscia. They never had children.

I'm assuming that Joseph ABRUZZO that moved to San fran might be a great-grandfather of yours. It's a big assumption but if there really is only one ABRUZZO family in San fran...then...who knows.

I got most of this info from one of Santo's grand-daughters (my great-aunt). I also spoke to uncles of mine yesterday and they too said we had Abruzzo relatives in San Francisco but didn't know them.

See how many holes there are in all this? One thing that might be somewhat helpful to you is that in this "Italian or family tradition" children are named after the paternal grandparents and theh the maternal. First boy after paternal, second boy after maternal, third girl after paternal, 4th a girl would be after maternal grandmother. It's very true of how children were named in my family for generations and generations. Good luck. -Jen

Re: Giuseppe Abruzzo--given up for adoption

Jennyalia — 2010-07-02 14:50:34Z

I may be distantly related as well then too. My family member moved to San Fran moved in the early 1900's. It is pretty distant and I got all the info I could from my great-aunt a couple of years ago and all they know was his name and that he moved to San Fran. The family wasn't very literate and probably didn't stay in touch. I don't have any info on his parents and that's where I'm stuck on my tree. If you do find anything from around the turn of the century I'd love to see it and see if I can patch some holes. Good luck with your search - I've found so much info on here it's amazing. My Italian side has been the most difficult to trace so far. I know about when some came over but not all and there was a lot of marriages to cousins and I'm not sure how all the cousins are related. I'm looking for Abruzzo/Trapani/Alia/DePaulo/Gutta/Friscia & Sclafani. Ciao & buon fortuna! -Jen

Re: Giuseppe Abruzzo--given up for adoption

chelseasf — 2010-07-01 20:24:05Z

hi jen.

thanks so much for responding. another woman from the abruzzo family responded and told me that her family is the only abruzzo family that located to san francisco. i do believe that she and i are related. i have all birth docs and my father's birth name is indeed abruzzo. but, he was adopted at the age of 2 years old. his father (joseph abruzzo, my grandfather), past away right after my father was born. this may be a reason as to why my father was given up for adoption--because the mother (helen reynoso) was single and could not afford to care for him--or perhaps she was too heart-broken (we'll never know.)

the search has stopped for now because i need more info from this woman, but, i'm guessing that the curiosity has waned on her part. i really don't know...

i thank you for your info. that's cool to know that the abruzzos are from sciacca. my landlord is from sciacca and came here as a little girl. i also have a close friend whose family is from sciacca and settled in san francisco around the early 1900's. a lot of sicilians settled here in san francisco.

ciao!
chelsea

Re: Giuseppe Abruzzo--given up for adoption

Jennyalia — 2010-07-01 18:41:46Z

Hi,
I realize I am most likely not being any help but there may be a connection. I have Abruzzo's in my family and I live in NY. The Abruzzo's came over from Sciacca Sicily. My great-great grandfather Santo Abruzzo came to the US in the late 1800's and his wife Vincenza Depaulo was a widow by the 1910 census. This family all stayed in NY. His son Guiseppe Abruzzo (1881-1970) was my great grandfather and he too stayed in NY with his wife Vincenza Trapani & their 9 children.
Santo Abruzzo had a sister and a brother and I do not know their first names. Santo's brother had 2 children - Rose (1894-1985) & Guiseppe. Rose was married twice - First to an Antonio Abruzzo (1890-1927) and then to someone with the last name Friscia. Guiseppe went to San Francisco. I have no info on him at all. If you can find adoption records you might find a link. Maybe not. Good luck. I'm new to this. -Jen

Re: Giuseppe Abruzzo--given up for adoption

chelseasf — 2010-02-18 05:49:13Z

hello.

i hope that you are still signed up with ancestry.com. for some strange reason, i never received any of your messages. i see that you responded to this message posting in 2001. i reposted a message searching for giuseppe abruzzo in 2008.

if you are still signed up with this service, please respond. i'd like to get in contact and learn what you know about giuseppe abruzzo, who was adopted and his name changed to robert lester hernandez.

thank you,
chelsea

Re: Abruzzo of Santa Margherita, Sicily

andy1uf31j71svsvn38sdlem0furgja7l — 2008-11-24 15:46:23Z

Just checking the net to find the ancestry for my father in law Giovanni Abruzzo from Santa Margherita. A whole section of the family came over to Bristol UK in the early 60s I know they have photographs etc to the first wolrd war. If you want further info please contact me

helen abruzzo (reynoso)

chelseasf — 2008-08-27 21:09:12Z

looking for info on a helen abruzzo who lived in san francisco during the 40's. she also may have been married to a man with the last name reynoso. any piece of info would help.
thank you.

abruzzo in san francisco

chelseasf — 2008-08-06 22:33:54Z

hello. i am looking for any information on a helen abruzzo in san francisco. anyone here of her? or anyone related to her? every time i try to find a helen abruzzo, there are listings for this name on the east coast, but, nothing from the west coast.

grazie

radicella/giambalvo

Rosemary729 — 2006-08-13 05:47:53Z

Kathy, Hi, it's Rosemary. Did you get all info I sent regarding Peter Radicella my great uncle. Also have info about when he came to Ellis Island. Pls email if interested at tmarinac@optonline.net. Thanks, Rosemary

Tammy Abruzzo

2005-08-31 13:29:51Z

Looking for Tammy Abruzzo, last I knew she was in Alaska. Alias'es are Tammy Leck, Gunter, Houseman, and Smith.
Her father lived in Orgen in 1995 I think I remember Peggy to be stepmom. She has a sister named Amy, and mother named Diane. Both mother and sister lived in Alaska in 1996. Tammy's B-Day is 11/02/1975. Not sure how this works. Just tring to get in touch with her. Like to see how she is and catch up on old times. If any info. please email me at shanegunter9865@msn.com

abruzzo families cook county IL

2004-10-19 02:07:48Z

Trying to find out about a family of Abruzzo's that were in Evanston IL area in the 1940's. I don't know how many children they had and would like to know if anyone has info
on ABRUZZO's in and around that area around world war II.
thanks so much. I can be emailed directly at dtss@blomand.net

Ranalli

sranalli1 — 2004-08-27 12:36:16Z

I'm looking for any information on Ranalli's from Petrano Sul Gizio.

Re: Abruzzo Family

2004-02-02 19:14:41Z

Hi Jaci, just got your message. Thanks for the help. If you go to SMB and find out anything helpful to me, please let me know and again, thanks. Rosemary

Re: Abruzzo Family

2004-02-01 16:54:34Z

Kathy, I don't have anything on your Maria Giambalvo m. Luciano Abruzzo in my Giambalvo database. Do you know for sure whether they were from Santa Margherita di Belice? There's another clan of Giambalvos from Trapani, and others elsewhere in Sicily. If from SMB, I can ask my Sicilian relatives if they know of this branch, but I'd need to know more about their children, since this was so long ago. You can correspond directly with me at jacintac@optonline.net.
Regards,
Jaci Coleman

Re: Abruzzo Family

lkpav — 2004-02-01 00:30:56Z

My husbands grandmother was Maria Giambalvo.(born 1873)
She married Luciano Abruzzo in 1900. We would love to find out about her family, We believe her father's name was Sebastian. They were from Sicily and came to Brooklyn.
Any information would be much appreciated.
Kathy

Re: Abruzzo Family

2004-01-31 22:25:21Z

Rosemary, I'm afraid we've struck out for now. I don't have any Vincenzo Giambalvo in my database. Perhaps the Sicilian relatives can help -- I'll bring your names with me and perhaps someone will recognize where he fits. Here's hoping...
Regards,
Jaci

Re: Abruzzo Family

2004-01-31 14:50:26Z

Hi Jaci, Maria Abruzzo Giambalvo's husband was my great grandfather Vincenzo. They had a few children. They had Maria, Antonio (who died young) and my grandfather Francesco. My grandfather's sister Maria married an Abruzzo to complicate matter further. Hope this helps. Thanks, Rosemary

Re: Abruzzo Family

2004-01-31 00:18:27Z

Rosemary, I'm afraid I can't help at this time. I don't have a Maria Abruzzo Giambalvo in my database. Do you know her husband's first name? I'm going to SMB in April and perhaps can ask some relatives if they know that branch. What were her children's names?
Regards,
Jaci

Re: Abruzzo Family

2004-01-29 14:07:37Z

Hi Jaci, I just checked messages on Giambalvo boards. My great grandmother was Maria Giambalvo (nee Abruzzo) f rom Santa Margarita di Belice in Sicily. If you have any info pls answer. Thanks.

Re: Giambalvo, De'Rosalia, cartafalsa.

2003-06-25 19:46:35Z

I am so happy to hear from you. I will forward copy of your message to my dear friend, Jo (since we were age 5). Jo is temporarily without e-mail. Please e-mail me directly (mmwc@msn.com) with your phone for me to give to Jo.
Margaret

Re: Giambalvo, De'Rosalia, cartafalsa.

2003-06-24 23:25:24Z

Margaret, I am the niece of your friend Josephine Smith (Hi, Aunt Bo). I've been doing some Giambalvo research on our family and if she or any of her children is interested I'd be glad to share. I don't have a current address or phone for her, so would you be kind enough to relay regards from Laura and Jaci? E-mail is jacintac@optonline.net. Thank you kindly.

Re: Abruzzo Family

2003-06-24 23:17:57Z

Kathy, I can't help you with Luciano but I'd be interested if you know anything about Maria Giambalvo's lineage. I have lots of Maria Giambalvos, some without spouse names, and she might fit into my Giambalvo clan if she were from Sta Margherita di Belice. Thanks.
Jaci Coleman

Re: abruzzo relatives from santa margherita

2003-06-24 23:12:56Z

Camille, I have a Vincenzo Abruzzo from Sta Margherita di Belice married to one of my relatives, but I think he came over well before WWII. Any specifics on your Vincenzo against which we could match? Mine was born in 1870.
Regards, Jaci

Re: reply you yours message board

mjay021448 — 2003-06-10 23:13:02Z

Hi Viviana,
I don't speak or read Italian, but from what I can understand from your posting you are looking for Guiseppe Abruzzo. He was my grandfather. He was from S. Margherita. He came to the United States on August 10,1901 on the Duchessa Di Genova. If you believe this is who you are looking for please contact me.

Mary Jane Annino

Researching Cincione, Pietropaolo, Iacobucci

7292 — 2002-12-12 21:21:00Z

Researching Aurelio Cincione b abt 1836 in L'Aquila, blacksmith; his wife Marianna Pietropaolo b abt 1840 in L'Aquila, seamstress.
They resided in Castel di Sangro where one of their children were born.
Children;
Vincenzo b Nov 2, 1873 in Castel di Sangro, L'A.
Marietta, married Angelo Iacobucci
Giuseppina
Atilio
Margaretha
The family emigrated to Argentina, SA, abt 1880.
Any info about them is much apprreciated.
Elena

Re: ABRUZZO OF SANTA MARG

2002-08-30 23:13:11Z

Hi Linda and Albert,

Though I do not know if my Abruzzo family lived on Schaffer St. my great aunt, Rita Giovinco Abbate (whose mother was Vita Liotta and a first cousin of the whole Abruzzo clan). There was also a distant relative, whose now in her 80s, named Rosalia Pascale, her maiden name was Msomething. Anyhow, she was also somehow (no one remembers, though we see each other regularly) to the Liotta/Abruzzo families. There was also another relative, Sal Cartafalsa, a lawyer from the area and a relative to the Liottas and I think Abruzzos. Let me know if anything sounds familiar. The rest of my family lived closer to Wilson/Knickerboker/and Hart St.

My Best,
Alan

Re: ABRUZZO OF SANTA MARG

2002-08-30 19:29:58Z

Albert,

I was doing a search on ancestry.com on my Grandfather Leonardo Abruzzo and was stunned to see your posting.

My grandfather, Leonardo resided on Schaefer ST in Brooklyn New York from the 1920s to late 60s. He moved to Long Island and passed away in 1978. He was from St Margarita, Sicily.

I am the daughter of his son Ignazo Abruzzo. I have to believe there is some connection. Please email me with any information you may have.

Linda

Polk's Brooklyn Directory - 1933-34

albertsomers02 — 2002-08-04 16:15:14Z

The following Abruzzo’s were listed in Polk’s 1933-34 Brooklyn directory:

ABRUZZO
“ Josephine r314 Troutman
“ Josephine r201 Wilson av
“ Josephine maid r1432 Greene av
“ Josephine student r5 Westminster rd
“ Josephine (wid Andrew) r235 Stanhope
“ Kathryn student r314 Melrosoe
“ Lawrence clk r1712 78th apt 1
“ Lena or1510 DeKalb av
“ Lena ? r926 Flushing av
“ Leonard (Lena) h468 Bushwick av
“ Leonard baber r347 Stanhope
“ Leonardo (Mary) presser h248 Schaeffer
“ Ledovica (Clara) city emp h1510 DeKalb av
“ Lora r235 Stanhope
“ Lorenzo (Christina) city emp h1036 Flushing av
“ Louis (Mary) gro 1465 Blake av h do
“ Louise stock clk r1046 40th
“ Luciano (Anna) h1390 Greene av
“ Margt Mrs clk r103 Stuyvesant av
“ Marie clk r5 Westminster rd apt 10D
“ Martin student r251 Hart
“ Martino 314 Troutman
“ Mary r712 78th apt 1
“ Mary (wid Anthony) clk h926 Flushing av
“ Mary (wid Salvatore) r289 Evergreen av
“ Mary mach opr r79 Stuyvesant av
“ Mary A clk r347 Stanhope
“ Matteo r165 Howard av
“ Matthew (Theresa) h35 (or 85) Covert
“ Matthew T. lawyer 50 Court R802 r105 Lincoln rd
“ Nina tchr r76 Ralph av
“ Onofrio (Ram Dress Shop Co) r689 Bushwick av
“ Pasquale shoe repr 722 Evergreen av h do
“ Philip r926 Flushing av
“ Philip clk r1432 Greene av
“ Philip (Lily) floor layer h244 Lynch
“ Pietro r1111 Church av
“ Providence (wid Ronsario) h139 Wilson av
“ Rosario (Anna) chauf h256 Stagg
“ Rose r237 Montrose av
“ Salvatore r24 Wilson av
“ Salvatore (Marie) bushelmn h1111 Church av
“ Salvatore T lawyer 163 Contl av h251 Hart
“ Salvatore (Mary) uphol 8003 18th h1735 78th
“ Saml (Margt) lab h920 Glenmore av
“ Saraphine r1510 DeKalb av
“ Thos h24 Wilson av
“ Thos clk r1383 DeKalb av
“ Vincent ? r256 Stagg
“ Viola cash r1111 Church av

Re: Giambalvo, De'Rosalia, cartafalsa.

MWCrandall — 2002-07-07 16:20:52Z

I am replying for my friend, Josephine Giambalvo Smith. We grew up on Hart Street, between Cypress and St. Nicholas, in Brooklyn. The Tony Cartafalsa family (lawyer), cousins, lived next door to Anthony Giambalvo (architect). If you would like to communicate with Jo directly, please respond to me privately and give me your phone and/or address.

Abruzzo Family

lkpav — 2002-05-26 22:11:15Z

My husband's grandfather Luciano Abruzzo
was born in Palermo 8 Jul 1875. He married
Maria Giambalvo. Their first child, Bertha
was born in Santa Margherita. They immigrated
to Brooklyn around 1908. He owned a grocery
store in Brooklyn for many years.Let me know
how or if this fits into your famiy line.

Kathy

Abruzzo/Radicello

lkpav — 2002-05-26 22:11:15Z

Hi Rosemary, Thank you for the message. I would to have any information you may have.
Bertha was my husband's aunt. My mother-in-law told me that Peter's sister Maria was her godmother. I would love to hear from you.
Kathy

Abruzzo/Radicello

lkpav — 2002-05-26 22:11:15Z

Thanks for your quick reply. My mother-in-law is Frances, the youngest and only surviving sister. She moved to Calif. in 1954
with her husband Vito and has been here ever since. Do you have any of the Giambalvo family history? I have been unable to get anything earlier than my husbands granparents. I know that they are from Santa Margherita, Sicily. But that is about all.
Please feel free to e-mail me at lkpav@msn.com. Do you live in New York?
My husband and mother-in-law are interested
in hearing more about that side of the family.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Thanks Kathy

Abruzzo Family

lkpav — 2002-05-26 22:11:15Z

Does anyone know about the Luciano Abruzzo
family? They lived in Brooklyn, New York.
His wife was Maria Giamblavo. They had 6 daughters. Only one is still living. I would
like to locate their children. Perhaps they
could fill in some missing details and names.
Thank you.

Abruzzo Family

lkpav — 2002-05-26 22:11:15Z

Albert, I would love to have a copy of that
article. I am having difficulty finding some
of the Abruzzo family. Thanks, Kathy

Abruzzo article

lkpav — 2002-05-26 22:11:15Z

Please e-mail me at lkpav@msn.com. I am looking to forward to reading that article.
Thanks.
Kathy

ABRUZZO LEONARD IGNAZIO - DECLARATION OF INTENTION

albertsomers02 — 2002-05-05 14:51:24Z

I have two “DECLARATION OF INTENTIONS” should this profile fit a relative of yours I would be more than happy to send you a scanned copy. They are for:

1
Name: Leonard Abruzzo Occupation: Barber Color: white Complexion: fair Height: 5ft. 7in. Weight: 140 pounds Hair: Brown Eyes: blue Born: St. Margarita, Belice, Italy DOB: December 7th, 1886 Residence: 53 Central Avenue, Brooklyn, New York Emigrated from: Naples, Italy Vessel: Euis(?) Arrived in New York: June 13th, 1899 Application Date: February 8th, 1909

2.
Name: Ignazio Abruzzo Aged: 47 years Occupation: Laborer Color: white Complexion: dark Height: 5 ft. 6 in. Weight: 135 pounds Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Distinctive Marks: scar on forehead Born: Liopano(?), Italy DOB: June 24th, 1874 Residence: 142 Varet Street, Brooklyn, New York Emigrated From: Hav??, France Vessel: Salfo(?) Last Residence: France Wife: EllenBorn: Italy Arrived:October 6th, 1906 Application Date: March 20th, 1922

Angelina "Angie" Abruzzi/Ciariello

ebahh — 2002-04-10 13:24:21Z

I am looking for my father's birth mother, Angelina Abruzzi,Grande,Ciariello. She gave birth to Pasquale Anthony Grande also son of Camillo Anthony Grande Schenctady NY
July 1938. My father has passed away in 1994. any info anything sound familar PLEASE ebahh@earthlink.net
thank you!

Re: radicella/giambalvo

2002-03-29 01:13:53Z

Hello Camille,
My Name is Todd Marinacci. My family descended from the village of Collarmele, South East of L'Aquila. If you have any history on our family you would like to share, you could reach me at toddmarinacci@yahoo.com. I would be more than happy to share what I know. Take Care.
Todd Marinacci.

ABRUZZO OF SANTA MARG

albertsomers02 — 2002-01-22 15:18:16Z

MY GRANDFATHER (LEONARDO ABRUZZO) LIVED ON SCHAFFER ST BETWEEN WILSON AND KNICKERBOCKER (WILSON IS ONE BLOCK FROM CENTRAL)FROM THE 20'S TILL 1969. ALTHOUGH THERE IS NO WAY TO VERIFY A RELATIONSHIP I DO HAVE AN ARTICLE WHICH APPEARED IN THE NEWSPAPER ABOUT THE DCENDENTS OF SANTA MARG. WHO WERE MEMBERS OF THE LEAGAL PROFESSION IN NEW YORK. INTERESTED?

ABRUZZO OF SANTA MARG.

albertsomers02 — 2002-01-22 15:18:16Z

IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED I HAVE AN ARTICLE
WHICH APPEARED IN THE NEWSPAPER ABOUT THE DECENDENTS OF THE ABRUZZOS OF SANTA MARG.
WHO BECAME PROMINENT IN THE LEAGAL PROFESSION IN NEW YORK. (APPEARED IN THE NY DAILY NEWS ABOUT 10 YRS AGO)

APRUZZO ARTICLE

albertsomers02 — 2002-01-22 15:18:16Z

LET ME KNOW HOW I CAN E-MAIL IT TO YOU

A"B"RUZZO

albertsomers02 — 2002-01-22 15:18:16Z

I MISPELLERD IT ON OTHER MESSAGE

Abruzzo/Coniglio Cousins

2001-10-11 19:32:31Z

Was your mother Catherine (maiden Coniglio)? I am her brother Sal's daughter. Looking for my cousins, Catherine's children.

Abruzzo/Coniglio

2001-10-03 14:55:12Z

Looking for family of Catherine and Ignatio Abruzzo, particularly Catherine (maiden name Coniglio) or Catherine and Ignatio's children, who would be my first cousins. Anyone out there?