Badali - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Badali family tree

WClayton43 — 2012-05-26 00:26:35Z

Anyone who knows their ancestors came from Termini Imerese Sicily cannot afford NOT to join the
http://www.termini-imerese.org/
for at least a year and use it's extensive database to plot their families back into the 1700's.
I have no financial stake in this activity, but have taken tremendous value out from it.
You may even find useful info on it's Free posting of families by members.

Re: Badali family tree

svmangione1 — 2012-05-24 14:51:33Z

My great grandmother Antonina Badali and her husband Agustino Dispenza came to the U.S. in 1892 from Termini, Immeresa. I believe her parents, my great great grandparents, may have been Agostino and Guseppa Badali. Any relationship?

Re: Badali Family Origins

svmangione1 — 2012-05-24 14:42:44Z

My great-grandmother was Antonina Badali. She married Agustino Dispenza. They were from Termini, Imerese. They immigraged to the U.S. in 1892. My gr. grandmothers parents may have been Agostino and Giuseppa Badali. Any relationship?

Badali family

svmangione1 — 2012-05-24 14:29:37Z

My great Grandparents Agostino Dispenza and Antonina Badali, imigrated from Termini, Imerese Sicily to the U. S. In 1892. They arrived with their daughters Antonina, Giuseppa, Fortunata and Rosa (my grandmother). I believe my great grandmother Antonina's parents were Agostino Badali and Giuseppa Badali, but I am not sure. If you have any information on this family please let me know.

Re: Badali

nhall121 — 2012-02-23 03:30:58Z

Jennifer,

Angela Badali is my GGrandmother. I remeber Flick and Tillie visiting Detroit often. Drop me an email and we can compare notes

Re: Badali' from (Termini Imerese) Sicily 10/26/00

gatto1ra — 2011-04-20 20:08:25Z

Madeleine Gill: I believe that you and I spoke some time ago and you said that you conduct family tree research specific to Termini Imerese, Sicily. I have family members who are interested and I would like to pass this info along to them for contact. If my information is correct, please drop me an e-mail at: gatto1ra@yahoo.ca

Re: Data trade

DanielleMAmundsen — 2010-11-01 15:27:14Z

I grew up hearing stories about my great-grandfather's family to be connected to Spanish royalty. After reading the post about the the brothers from Spain in the 1600s, I'm assuming there is truth to his story. My great-grandfather was Vincenzo Badali and he came from Sicily around 1916 to New York.

Re: Badali to Chicago IL

WClayton43 — 2010-08-06 16:59:07Z

One of my wife’s GGrandmothers was Antonia Helena Lasita born 13 Mar 1868 in Termini Imerese (hereafter TI), Sicily and immigrated to Cincinnati OH and was married there in 1894. At least 4 of her brothers and sisters also immigrated to Cincinnati. Two of her 1st Cousins Vince and Joe Lasita also came to Cincinnati and 3 other Lasita 1st Cousins went to the Cleveland OH area. Antonia Helena Lasita’s Mother was Ignazia LaMantia born 28 Dec 1842 in TI to Agnostina LoMantia d.17Dec1859 TI and Antonia LoPresti (1824 – 14May1864 TI). Antonia Helena’s father was Mariano Pasquale LaSita b.5Nov1840 TI (referred to as Nicholas in US records). Both Ignazia and Mariano Pasquale were alive in 1908 in TI when some of the Cincinnati family returned to visit and a group photograph was made.
Most of Ignazia LaMantia’s brothers and sisters lived and died in TI. One of her Sisters Maria LaMantia married Giovani LaMantia 2Dec1865 in TI. One of Maria’s children was Giuseppe (Joseph) LaMantia b.12Jul1869 TI and Immigrated to Chicago in the 1890’s. One of his brothers Agostino Lamantia b.12Dec1873 had come to the US also and in 1900 was living in the same household in Chicago. Joseph Lamantia married Rosa Badali 15Apr1899 (their marriage is in TI records). The Children are listed in a similar Post on the Lamantia Board.
In the 1900 Census of Joseph Lamantia in Chicago Rose’s Father “James” Badali and 2 of her brothers “James” b.1888 and Joseph b.1883 are living in the household. James Sr is actually Vincent Badali b.26Jul1854 TI and married 21Jan1878 in TI to Ignazia Badali b.24Oct1854 TI. The birth Records for Rose, Giuseppe (Joseph) b.30Jan1884 and Vincent Jr (also James in the 1900 Census) are easily found in TI records. For members, all these records can be searched at www.termini-imerese.org. Presumably Vincent Sr and Jr also were Vincent Giacomo Badali and chose to use their other given name in the US. Giacomo is James in Italian. James Sr was shown as married in 1900 and wife Ignazia had not yet immigrated. She is not shown as listed in TI Death records which date to 1910. The “date of birth” and the “age” for James Sr are off each other by 10 years and the age is much closer to his actual birth. I have commented elsewhere that for folks from TI official TI records are generally quite accurate to actual dates and the US records for age such as Death Certificates almost never match the correct date. This has always puzzled me but seems to be true 99% of the time, especially the year of birth.
Joseph is almost certainly the Joseph Badali found in the 1930 Census with wife Vincenza and dau Elsie b.1915 and son Vincent b.1920. It is likely the Vincent Badali found at 221 Alexandria St, Chicago is the same Vincent, but requires work to confirm.
Other detail on these families as well as the Sources for the information can be found at www.rootsweb.com, World Connect Project Main Page and entering Database edclgenealogy2.
I have not researched the Badali line very extensively, but if anyone links to any of the info above, they might like to review other info at the RootsWeb site. Vincenzo Badali b.1854 TI was the son of Rosario Badali d.1854 TI and Rosa Badali (1825 – 1894 TI. Rosario Badali d.1854 was the son of Rosario Badali and Rosaria Mantia.
p.s.
It is the Marriage of Giuseppe/Joseph LaMantia and Rose Badali and listing of the birth/Baptism of their 1st 4 Children that occurred in Chicago and listed 1909 in TI records that proves those families are as stated (with the confusing use of James for 2 of the family in the 1900 Census).

Re: Badali Family Origins

badalipaul — 2010-05-28 23:32:02Z

Hi Anthony, my email is melodyb4@aol.com I would be very interested to see the Family Tree. Thank you,

Paul; Paolo

Re: Badali Family Origins

acatenac1 — 2010-05-28 21:24:19Z

Paul ... Thanks for reaching out ... if you send me your email address I will send you a Badali family tree that goes back 100+ years. I was surprised when I received it from someone I did not know several years ago and it had my childrens names in it. I still don't know who compiled it.

Anthony Catenacci
Ft Lauderdale,FL(from Toronto,Ontario)

Re: Badali Family Origins

badalipaul — 2010-05-28 18:25:33Z

Hello Anthony, Or should I say "Ciao, Antonino" I think we might be related! Giuseppi Badali, born in Termini Imerese, Italy (Sicili), is my 3rd great grandfather. He was born on 17 Oct. 1835. His father was Antonino Badali. His brother was Salvadore, and sister Antonina. Guiseppi married Michela Spicuzza 19 Dec. 1863, and their children were Antonino and Rosa. The names are close, but not quite the same as you have. But there is probably a tie-in one or 2 generations back. I have more, if you want to compare notes. I know and have met Madeline Gill, who responded to your post earlier. Best regards, Paul J. Badali

Re: Badali family tree

bbadali1 — 2009-01-18 05:09:12Z

I know my family hails from an August Badali that came over from Palermo in 1900 or whereabouts. My grandmother's name was Catherine. My grandfather's name could have been Frances (I never knew him) I am not sure. My father is Bernard and the only sibling of his that I have ever known is my Aunt, Donna. We are also from Chicagoland.

Re: Badali's back to the 1600s

dianesekula73 — 2007-10-24 02:16:00Z

My grandfather's name was Frances (Francesco) Badali. He had a brother named Al. Unfortunately, the only information that I have is that they came from Sicily and that they landed in New York and eventually moved on to Connecticut. Could we be related? I'm afraid that I don't have any more information. My grandfather passed away at a very young age. Any help would be appreciated@

Re: Badali family tree

FBIFlorida — 2007-08-22 05:33:29Z

My Father, Grandfather and Great-Grandfather were and are August Badali (Agostino). Originally from Termini Imerese. Our family has been in the Chicago area for at least 90 years. I welcome any information regarding the origins and lineage of my family.

Re: Badali's back to the 1600s

nhall121 — 2007-06-05 02:40:14Z

Hi,

I have Badali who immigrated to Detroit in my background. Don't have any information going back from there but would love to find out more

Norm Hall

Re: Badali of Detroit and Cleveland

nhall121 — 2006-02-05 16:43:54Z

Hi Cousin.

My Great grandmother was Angela Badali of Detroit who married Antonino Sansone. Here sisters are carmella and rosalia.

Your grandmother and grandfather is Flick (Louis Rinella) and Tilli?

Norm Hall

Re: Badali Family Origins

2005-04-12 02:59:13Z

Hi: I am researching th Badali Surname. Do you have a year that your grandfather was born and do you know your grandmother's maiden name.???
There are many Agostino & Giuseppe Badali. My own grandfather was also Agostino.

M.J. Badali-Gill

Badali Family Origins

acatenac1 — 2004-11-27 19:12:17Z

I am try to trace my family roots for my grand father Agostino Badali. I believe his father was Guissepe Badali and he had brothers Salvatore and Leo and possibly Guissepe and sisters Maria and another with married name Pusateri in Minneapolis.

Any information appreciated
Anthony Catenacci
Boca Raton, FL

Re: Badali's back to the 1600s

2004-02-08 22:00:15Z

My ggggrand father was Salvadore Badali b. 1800 (est). I know of one daughter, my gggrand mother who married Giuseppe Pusateri about 1820. I would appreciate any information about Badali genealogy.
Thank you,
Tony Ragona

Re: Badali family history

2003-08-18 19:25:39Z

hi, I'm trying to locate Phyllis Badali, dob 9-2-62. I think she may be in Niagara Falls, NY.

Please let me know if you know of her, etc.

My phone number is 315-946-7530 work

Thanks, Laura

Re: Badali in Hamden. Conn.

2003-02-16 16:44:32Z

The Providence Badali in Hamden Ct was married to Anthony Nocerato. She was my husbands fathers sister. I have not found any of the surnames you mentioned in our line. My husbands father was born in Termtny Emerese, Sicily. If you are connected with Sicily there is a wonderful web site with a lot of info. Try Termini Emerese.com. Emma

Re: Badali

2003-02-15 19:17:19Z

I dont know an August BADALI but i do have records of a Carmella, Vincenza, Marina, and Angela BADALI. They were sisters. They were all born in Sicily I assume. I know that Carmella had to be in Sicily at one point and time because she met my great great grandfather Michael RINELLA.

Vincenza married an Unknown RINI. Marina married Tony CACOLICI. Angela married an Unknown Sansone.

I hope you find what you are looking for.

Sincerely,
Jennifer

Re: Badali in Hamden. Conn.

2003-02-15 19:12:19Z

Did Providence marry a Rinella? In my research of the Rinella's and Badali's I found a Providence Rinella when researching my roots. I am just trying to find any connections possible.

Thanks,
Jennifer

Re: august badali

daleandsal — 2002-05-20 00:58:00Z

I have some Scialabba's in my family
Please tell me more. My fathers first wife was Salvatrici can anyone help. She married into DiVittorio in Trabia around the 1960's help

august badali

jimteena — 2002-02-25 04:41:42Z

Thank You Rosemary for your help,but I don't think It the same one.My Greatgrandfather was married to Elizabeth "Bettina" Scialabba His Fathers name was Salavatore also but Augusts sibs names are Peter ,Cathrine,Josephine .
But my Greatgrandmothers mothers name was Josephine Badali, they said there was no realation to my badali side,she married Bernado Scialabba. It's pretty confusing. Well I tried to my best if any of this means anyting to you please let me know. Thank You
Bettina

Badali's back to the 1600s