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Re: Caliendo da Marigliano (Napoli)

greencat145 — 2011-02-02 09:12:10Z

My wife's grandfather Pasquale Caliendo came from Marigliano, born @ 1888.His brothers were Louis and Antonio, and sisters were Mary and Rose Cervo (who lived in Marigliano).I do not know where the other siblings lived.The parents were Antonio and Pasqualina (maiden name Palma).
Pasquale married Angeline Bruno ( born 1892 from Scisciano) in @ 1907.They emmigrated to the US in1920 for him and 1921 for her and their two children at the time.They had four more children and lived in Chicago.
Pasquale made a previous trip @1912 and possibly lived in Brooklyn, New York with relatives/friends.
Let me know if this helps, or if you know any Caliendos in Marigliano that may be related. Thanks Leo Maslanka

Re: Arcangel Caliendo m. Maddalena Normandia ca.1806,Palma Campania, Napoli, Italy

jessgoldberg94 — 2010-05-10 18:18:30Z

hi there! I'm interested in this post becuase i know that my great great grandparents names are antonion dello iacono and anna (guarino) dello iacono but i dont know either of their parents.. they were born around 1880/1890 so maybe they're related? do u have any info on the dello iaconos? thanks!

Re: Caliendo/Lista Families of Long Branch NJ

jmfitzy1 — 2010-03-05 14:34:23Z

I know it's been a long time since this thread was active, but I would love to hear from someone regarding the Lista/Caliendo family search. My grandmother was Jennie Lista, daughter of Catherine and Paul Lista of Long Branch, NJ.

Re: Caliendos from Long Branch, NJ

jmfitzy1 — 2010-02-25 18:54:20Z

Hello,
I just stumbled across your your inquiry. My grandmother,Jennie, was born in 1892 in Long Branch. Her maiden name was Lista. I'm not sure that she had any brothers, but she did have a sister, Lizzie. Her mother owned a candy store. I know that they were members of Our Lady Star of the Sea parrish in Long Branch.

After my grandparents married they moved to Lakehurst and as a small child I remember lots of relatives going by train to visit. I especially remember her cousin Paul Caliendo because she was very fond of him. I also remember an Aunt Kate and Aunt Nettie.

Does any of this ring any bells for you. Would love to hear back.

Thanks.

rose caliendo

ianhill12 — 2009-06-01 21:36:04Z

My mothers was adopted and her mothers name was rose caliendo, by marriage I think. My mother was born in Islington London in July 1946 and was placed in a childrens home there. Her fathers name was Thomas Lindsay. Any information please? Thank you....Ian

Re: Caliendo da Marigliano (Napoli)

lionel_clover — 2009-05-19 09:07:16Z

Message to Anthony Cresswell - my phyone number is 01525635150 not as orginally stated - sorry about typo....

Regards Lionel

Re: Caliendo da Marigliano (Napoli)

lionel_clover — 2009-05-19 09:05:29Z

Message to Anthony Cresswell, my telephone number is 015256351550 and we live in Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire. The info you have is slightly inaccurate, I will detail below more info for your family:

Filoma Caliendo (maiden name unknown) born in Naples (don't know her husbands name, he was obviously the Caliendo from Saviano, Naples. Her son was Basilio born 1871 died 1921 (Buzzy), he married Annie Elizabeth Beale 1881-1963 they had 5 surviving children (they also had approx 8 other pregancies none of which lived more than a few days/weeks - not registered): Basilio Caliendo b1905 d1984 (batchelor) Florence b1912 married to Orfilio Costantini both of them died in Roma, Rose Caliendo b1914 married to Samuel Mason, Ivy Caliendo b1916 d2002 married to George Ezra 1910-2005 and Arthur Frederick b1919-1988 married Edith Tansley 1919-2006 they were my wife's parents, her name is Valerie b1942 they also had Linda b1945, Roy b1949 and Antonia b1957, all four survive. They all had children and so did the Uncles & Aunts except Basilio (Buzzy) he spent his young life bringing up the others (Florence, Rose, Ivy and Arthur) thats why he remained a batchelor - he encouraged all the family and sadly died in a road accident in Dunstable. I got the details of Filoma on the 1911 Census - we had never heard her name before, other details are vague as we believe she was just visiting London at that time. Call me if you read this for a chat. Best Regards Lionel

Re: Caliendo da Marigliano (Napoli)

AJCRESSWELL_1 — 2009-05-18 23:05:40Z

Hi Lionel,

I was looking for the origins of my Mothers family and came across your post. My Mums maiden name is Caliendo and her Father was Alexander Caliendo who is your wife's fathers (Basilio Caliendo) cousin. Therefore your wife Valerie is my Mothers second cousin I think, which would make your wife my Aunt of some sort I think. Be great to discuss this further as my Mum has always wanted to try and trace her relatives and was very excited this evening when we found your post as she remembers your wifes father as they used to call him Busie.

Look forward to speaking to you soon, we live in London dont know where you are but would be good to meet.

You would not imagine but this was one of the first posts I went to so its was quite uncanny that it matches up what was on the 1911 census for London.

Kind regards

Anthony Cresswell son of Josephine Caliendo now Cresswell

Re: Caliendo da Marigliano (Napoli)

lionel_clover — 2009-04-16 13:15:53Z

Hi, I married into the Caliendo family in London England, my wife's Grandfather was Basilio Caliendo, his mothers name was Filoma and they originated in Saviano near Naples she was born in 1847, she must have left England after 1911 as she was registered as living in her son's house at the time of that Census, there were 27 Caliendo's living in London in Holborn and St Marylebone (that is our family), and her son Basilio lived in London England, he was a boot repairer and his 5 surviving children with my wife's Grandmother Elizabeth Annie Beale, were son Basilio born 1905, Florence, Rose, Ivy and the youngest Arthur was born in 1919, all are now deceased, my wife Valerie has a brother Roy - he lives in Pietranico near Pescara, Abruzzo.

I know that this is quite sometime after your original posting but if you wish to contact me you will be welcome.

Regards Lionel Clover

Re: Caliendo da Marigliano (Napoli)

dsbarra — 2008-12-27 19:02:06Z

My Grandparents are from Marigliano. I'm trying to find info on them. They are not Caliendo. They are Alise and LoSapio. Just thought you might know the names.
Thanks so much.
Diane

Caliendo family from Brooklyn NY?

caliendo1999 — 2008-12-04 01:52:57Z

My grandfather Ralph Caliendo of Brooklyn just passed away earlier this year and trying to locate family history and origin in Sicily. His parents were Joseph and Josephine Caliendo. He had brothers Phil, Matthew (muff) and Vincent and a sister named Pat. I live in Dallas Texas, from San Antonio.

Jerry Caliendo

Re: Caliendos from Long Branch, NJ

Gammarayray29 — 2008-11-29 22:13:34Z

I have a Michele/Michael Caliendo living in Roselle Park around that time. Could be brothers or cousins?

Re: Caliendo

kristinlove08 — 2008-03-26 22:43:34Z

Ok I left something out, he moved to Chicago when he was young and died there in 1960. My grandma and her brothers were born in Chicago as well as her half-siblings.

Sorry about that.

Caliendo

kristinlove08 — 2008-03-26 22:39:53Z

My great-grandfather's name is James Caliendo, born Oct. 1899 in Italy, died Nov. 1960. My grandmother's name is Carmella and she had two brothers who died young, Rocco and Johnny. My great-grandmother died when she was in her 20's and James Caliendo later remarried Anna Cardascio.

I saw that someone made a Caliendo family tree with James Caliendo in it, but I was unable to see it because I'm only a registered guest.

If anyone has any information, I would love to know :]

Re: Caliendo da Marigliano (Napoli)

ccaliendo1 — 2007-11-30 19:54:14Z

Hi - I saw your post, where are you from in the states?

Re: Caliendo da Marigliano (Napoli)

ccaliendo1 — 2007-11-30 19:45:39Z

Hello,
My father is from Faibano, the town next door to Marigliano! I too am a Caliendo.

Re: Caliendo da Marigliano (Napoli)

Giabella318 — 2007-05-31 08:39:39Z

Hi!
I know youre post was rather old..and i hope you get this email.. I am a Caliendo and my family originates from Marigliano, Italy! Im not sure if you'll get this..but if you do.. i would love to talk!

Re: CALIENDO

avecchio51 — 2006-11-30 23:03:20Z

my greatfather francesco vecchio married anna caliendo, from southern italy, and moved to matawan new jersey, she had several brothers which resided in this area for many years.

Re: Caliendo's Found!

2006-09-11 05:38:15Z

Hi,

Glad to hear from you. Actually, I am Gail's daughter. I also have two brothers named Joe and Dan. I have heard your name many times from my Mother and I am sure I have met you at one time or another. Who are your parents? I am familiar with all my Grandpa Pete's brothers and sisters. Also, I need to correct my previous post where I said my Grandfather passed away in 1972. He actually passed away in 1982. I was 4 years old then and do not remember him that well, although I do still see Uncle Frank often and Uncle Louis on occasion. I was also close to Uncle Tony and his family growing up.

Re: Caliendo's Found!

2006-08-29 16:01:54Z

Jessica, your great grandfater's first name was Gabriel, actually Gabriele in italian. Your great grandfather was my grandfather, and your father and I are cousins. Your dad is Richard of Dick and mother Theresa. I guess that makes us second cousins. Ask your Dad about me. My name is Jim Recchia.

Re: Caliendo's Found!

2006-08-29 16:01:50Z

Re: Caliendos from Long Branch, NJ

2006-07-30 01:59:33Z

Hi my name is Paula Gaudious Rose.My mothers Maiden name is Josephine Caliendo and my fathers name was Carmen Gaudious. I am trying to find out any information that I can. please feel free to EMail me @ paulatrose@yahoo.com

Bernardo Caliendo

2006-04-05 02:15:44Z

I need any and all info on this family. DOB. 7-18-1924 in New York. DOD. 2-14-1965 in Rhode Island. Parents, Phillip Caliendo, Born in Italy. Mother, Francesca Sergi, Born in Italy.

Re: Caliendo family

lollie74 — 2006-03-29 04:50:09Z

It took my grandmother dying to get any info, this is what i have. Theresa was born September 2 1922 in boston. Her father was Felice Caliendo and her mother was Florence Sergi. If there is anyone with more infomation I would be so grateful! Thak you.

Re: Caliendo family

lollie74 — 2006-03-29 04:50:09Z

What is your grandmothers maiden name?

Re: Caliendo family

2005-11-02 12:18:30Z

she thinks Baldi. not sure if spelled correctly.

Re: Caliendo family

2005-11-02 10:44:11Z

not sure. will check with my cousin. can we email direct? georgie242@yahoo.com

Re: Caliendo family

2005-11-01 18:31:49Z

my dad has two (had) siblings. We believe the names were Ralph and Theresa. Could never find any info at all.

couple Italian towns are S. Martino Valle; Guatine Avellino.

Caliendo family

lollieroola2 — 2005-03-21 15:33:25Z

My Grandmothers maiden name is caliendo, Theresa. She married Walter Lehman. Her mothers maiden name was Sergi I can't find any info on this family, I think she grew up in Boston. Any info would be great! She lives in Ohio right now.

Re: Caliendo da Marigliano (Napoli)

2005-01-05 00:00:09Z

Hello, Sebastiano...

My nonno came from napoli. His name was Alessandro Caliendo and he was the 8th of nine brothers. Alex and his wife, my nonna, emigrated to New York from Pavia after WWII.

Re: Caliendo's Found!

music4me — 2005-01-04 01:52:28Z

Hi Mike,

Are you Frank's son? I'm a Romano and was looking at the Caliendo surname since Frank said he couldn't find much on the name. Let me know if we're talking about the same family.
Deneil

Re: Caliendos

2004-10-10 14:55:56Z

Hi Cathy!

Re: Caliendos

2004-06-11 05:51:16Z

Yep I know them! ;)

Re: looking for relatives

2004-03-09 02:54:16Z

Hi Paula...Ella's son, Bill. Have you received any information? I tried your email address, but it must be old...I'm at wfb812@mindspring.com.

Caliendos from Long Branch, NJ

2004-03-09 02:52:04Z

Hello...I'm looking for any information folsk might have about Dominic and Catherine (Lista) Caliendo. They lived in Long Branch starting about the late 1920s, I believe. Please email me at wfb812@mindspring.com. Thanks.

Re: looking for bloodline

2003-07-05 15:44:25Z

I do not think so. My grandfather's name was Anthony Caliendo and my grandmother's Julia Lisci...but possibly Tommy and my grandfather are related. They lived in upstate New York the majority of their life. Both are passed away, my grandmother the last to go.

If you have any other names, please let me know.

Re: looking for bloodline

2003-07-03 19:34:16Z

So, I was up on vacation years ago, and visited a cousin of my grandfather Tommy Caliendo , Could your grandad be the same? the most common feature in our Caliendo family is the height. My granfather was no taller the 5ft.

CALIENDO IN ILLINOIS

2003-04-19 22:28:55Z

HI ALL JUST WANT TO LET YOU KNOW THAT THE JERRY JUNE (CALIENDO) KIDS ARE WELL...WE ARE OUT IN FORCE!

looking for bloodline

2002-12-28 17:48:21Z

My grandfather and grandmother were full blooded Italians from Upstate New York. Our heritage from Italy...I am half Italian/other half Irish/Scottish and Native American...Grandfather's name Tony Caliendo...Grandmothers maiden name was Julia Lisci and my own father's name Saverio Anthony Caliendo...looking for family in United States....

Re: Caliendo da Marigliano (Napoli)

2002-12-06 17:17:12Z

Caliendo is also spanish -remember Spain settled in Italia as well.

Re: Caliendo da Marigliano (Napoli)

2002-12-06 17:06:14Z

Yes, Saviano is nearby Scisciano-Maiglian-Nola

Arcangel Caliendo m. Maddalena Normandia ca.1806,Palma Campania, Napoli, Italy

genealogypriscilla1 — 2002-11-03 20:58:17Z

Is anyone researching either of these surnames?
Arcangel Caliendo m. Maddalena Normandia ca.1806, in Palma Campania, Napoli, Italy.
Their daughter, Angela Maria Caliendo, was born January 18, 1807, same town, and on December 12, 1832, she married Giovanni Dello Iacono.
Their son, Antonio Alfonso Caliendo, was born June 13, 1818, and on April 27, 1840, he married Angela Rosa D'Luceri.
The only other Caliendo I have is a widow named Theresa whose husband was a Caliendo. She was born June 14, 1861, in Palma Campania.

Joseph Caliendo

sllytle — 2002-09-26 13:36:52Z

I am researching my great-grandfather Dominick Caliendo, who came to America in 1902, settled somewhere in NJ. He married Katherine Lista and raised a family of 12 in Long Branch NJ. Dominick was born approximately 1880, in Italy. Is it possible that your Joseph and my Dominick are related?

Caliendo/Lista Families of Long Branch NJ

sllytle — 2002-09-26 13:36:52Z

Lorraine
I was so excited to see your posting! By any chance would Paul Lista's wife, or one of his ancestors, be Catherine? My mother, Catherine Gaudious grew up in Long Branch. My gg-grandparents were Paul and Catherine Lista. Their daughter Katherine married Dominick Caliendo, whose daughter Josephine married Carmin Gaudious. The Caliendo and Gaudious families lived mostly on 1st and 2nd Avenues. My mother had two uncles, Paul and Samuel Caliendo who died in WWII. All together Dominick and Catherine Caliendo had 12 children. If any of this sounds familiar PLEASE feel free to contact me privately: sllytle58@yahoo.com

I have been trying desperately to find someone who knows of the Caliendo and/or Lista families from Long Branch.

Scisciano

ccnelson — 2002-09-19 16:29:35Z

Is this near Scisciano? My Caliendo family comes fom Scisciano and San Martino. Thanks!

Cheryl

Re: Caliendo da Marigliano (Napoli)

2002-03-23 21:12:50Z

Dear Sebastiano,
My grandfather was Alphonso Caliendo; I don't know if he was from Marigliano. However, my grandmother, Filomina Franzese, was from Saviano. Is Saviano a suburb of Naples? I cannot find it on a map. They married in this country. When Filomina died, around 1922? Alphonso returned to live in Italy. My mother, Isabella Rose Caliendo, was raised in Mississippi by her grandfather and uncle. She never saw her father again. I'd love to know more about the Caliendo family and Marigliano and Saviano.
Mary Pierce Brosmer

Re: Caliendo's Found!

2001-11-07 15:24:02Z

Jessica: Your grandfather Pete Caliendo was not my grandfather, who was also Peter Albert Caliendo (or equivalent Italian spellings). My grandfather's history is somewhat elusive, as he died in approx 1942?? from epilepsy. My dad Frank was about 9 years old at the time. My grandfather Peter was married to Antoinette Romano, and they had 2 kids: my dad Frank and my aunt Theresa. Later Grandma remarried to Joseph Raggio, and they had another daughter, Antoinette, my aunt. Grandma came from Napoli with her father John Romano (her mom died in childbirth with her youngest brother John), and many brothers and sisters, sometime around WWI, but I'm not sure where Grandpa Pete came from. I thought my dad said that Grandpa might have been from a Caliendo clan originally from Spain, but details are fuzzy. Anyway, you're right: there were lots of Caliendo's in Melrose Park, Il. , including my Grandpa Pete. Wish I knew more about him - I look just like him!! Thx for the reply.

Re: Caliendo's Found!

2001-11-07 04:21:15Z

I believe there was two families and possibly more who had the last name Caliendo and lived in Melrose Park around the same time. My grandpa Pete Caliendo was married to Virginia and they had three kids. Thier names are Gail, Patricia, and Richard. My grandpa died in 1978. My great grandparents also lived in Melrose Park in the early and mid 1900's. My great grandma's name was Pasqualini Caliendo and I dont remember my great grandpa's name.

Re: Caliendo's Found!

2001-11-07 04:21:09Z

Re: Caliendo's Found!

2001-11-06 14:58:40Z

Deneil: Yes, I'm Frank's son; are we talking about the same Frank? Pls send me an email at my address: mcaliendo@att.com, and I'll send you my phone number so we can talk. MC