Curatolo - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Looking for husbands relations.

Wedlock138 — 2011-04-02 00:11:46Z

Posted so long ago but if you're still looking I have info

curatolos

cadykd — 2011-02-01 22:06:44Z

there can't be only fourty in chicago.

Re: Looking for husbands relations.

Rock23L — 2010-10-15 03:01:50Z

M. Curatolo,

I saw your response about Curatolo family in Chicago. That is information I am trying to find out...I am looking for a connection between Curatola's and DeLuca's on the southside of Chicago. Both immigrated around the same time. Names include Angelo and Sam Curatolo. We are thinking they were cousins, but any Curatolo information will help me!

Thanks,

K DeLuca

Re: Curatolo/DeLuca/Bruno connection-Chicago, IL

Rock23L — 2010-10-15 02:58:28Z

Are they in the Chicago area? That is amazing!

Re: Curatolo/DeLuca/Bruno connection-Chicago, IL

countycavan — 2010-09-12 13:19:53Z

Not so amazing. Many Italians traveled to South America during the fascist regime. Many packed what they could carry and headed for the coast and then boarded any boat they could get on just to get out of Italy. If the boat was headed to SA, they went there. To England, they went there. The same for any boat they could get on. They just wanted to get out from under the rule and oppression and depression they were living under.

Re: Curatolo/DeLuca/Bruno connection-Chicago, IL

claudiaheloisa — 2010-09-10 03:19:51Z

I'm Brazilian.

My grandmother is De lucca and my grand father is Curatolo.

t

Amazing!

Re: Looking for husbands relations.

vacuite21 — 2010-09-06 13:18:16Z

bonjour,
je ne sais pas si je peux vous aider mais mon grand-père paternel s'appellait Curatolo Giuseppe et avait un frère qui a immigré aux Etats-Unis et j'aimerai avoir des nouvelles.
Ils étaient originaires de Sicile.
Dans l'attente de vos nouvelles je vous salue.

Curatolo Salvatore

Curatolo/DeLuca/Bruno connection-Chicago, IL

Rock23L — 2010-05-10 04:22:22Z

We are looking for a connection between the DeLuca/Bruno family and the Curatolo family on the southside of chicago.

Some name include Domencia "Minnie" & Phillip Bruno, Pietro "Peter" & Anonetta DeLuca, Nicola "Nico" DeLuca...

Any information will help us!

Thanks.

Re: Looking for husbands relations.

Rock23L — 2010-04-06 00:38:42Z

Re: Curatolo's

luisag11 — 2008-08-25 22:44:56Z

HEY TONY. MY GRANDFATHER WAS BARTOLOMEO CURATOLO MY MOM COMES FROM CAMPOBELLO DI MAZARA PR TRAPANI SICILY. I LIVE IN NEW YORK. WONDER IF WE ARE RELATED.

Re: Looking for husbands relations.

luisag11 — 2008-08-25 22:42:58Z

HI TAMMY
THIS IS STRANGE... MY MOMS NAME IS CURATOLO MY GRANDFATHER RAISED HIS FAMILY IN SICILY IN A TOWN CAMPOBELLO DI MAZARA PR. TRAPANI. WHATS EVEN STRANGER IS THAT MY DADS MOM WAS LUISA MILAZZO FROM A TOWN CACACATI SICILY IM NOT SURE HOW TO SPELL IT. BUT MILAZZO IS A WELL KNOWN NAME THERE. WONDER IF WE ARE RELATED
LUISAG1@MSN.COM

Re: Looking for husbands relations.

tammyweinercuratilo — 2007-11-10 21:38:04Z

Hi Pat,

I have not heard about a trucking firm, but I know very little about this side of hte family, at least as far back as Pittston. My understanding is that the family were salt miners in San Cataldo, and immigrated to Pittston to work in the coal mines there. The family moved to New Jersey in the 1930s - I assume there was more work there during hte Depression.

I have since found out the maiden name of my husband's grandmother since I first posted - her name was Rosaria Costa - when she married Sam (Salvatore) she changed her name to Sara. I have found ship records for her arriving in the States with a final destination of Pittston - she traveled over with her mother and brother. (This is a different reality than the story passed down in the family - that she and Sam met and were married on the ship). Their ship records have them arriving in the US about 3 years apart.

I was able to find baptismal records from San Cataldo for both Sam and Sara through the Mormon record system. They are hard to read - both in Latin, but it did give me mroe info. I found out that Sam's father was named Philip, who is the namesake for my husband and his father - it was pretty cool to find this out.

I remember trying to find out how to access Pittston records, but seemed to run into a dead end. Ideally I would like to find a marriage record for Sam and Sara, that would hopefully list in more detail their parents names, etc.

Best,
Tammy

Re: Looking for husbands relations.

milazpat1 — 2007-11-09 22:12:50Z

Tammy,
Serra Di Falco is in the province of Caltanisetta near Montedoro and San Cataldo. My understanding is that most of the immigrants arriving in Pittston arriving in the first half of the 20th Century came from these three towns, Serra di Falco, Montedoro and San Cataldo. Did your Curatolos have a trucking firm? I seem to recall my grandmother talking about people with this last name having a trucks or a trucking company.
-Pat

Re: Looking for husbands relations.

tammyweinercuratilo — 2007-11-09 21:31:13Z

Dear Pat,

Thank you very much for your reply - it is great to connect with someone who also has relatives from Pittston. Is Serra di Falco in the province of Caltanissetta?

Best,
Tammy

Re: Looking for husbands relations.

milazpat1 — 2007-11-09 21:04:23Z

Tammy,
My grandmother Concetta (Jennie) Milazzo from Pittston, PA often spoke of the Curatolos. I am sounding this name out as she never spelled it for me. I am looking for relatives of my grandmother and grandfather Giuseppe Milazzo from Serra di Falco, Sicily. I will ask my uncle if he knows more about the Curatolos/Curatilos, he lived in Pittston.
-Pat Milazzo

Re: Looking for husbands relations.

lennert_1 — 2007-03-10 16:56:04Z

I have an Antonio Curatolo, born in Castellammare del Golfo, Sicily. Died 1919 in Manhattan, New York.

ukthesis@yahoo.com

Re: Looking for husbands relations.

tammyweinercuratilo — 2007-02-02 03:31:37Z

My husband's family name is Curatilo - it was changed from Curatolo. They are originally from San Cataldo, in Sicily. His grandfather Salvatore Curatolo immigrated in 1904, arriving in NY, but settling in Pittston, PA. He married Sarah Costa. I have his immigration record. Later the family moved to New Jersey. Please email for more information: tammy.curatilo@alum.dartmouth.org

Re: Looking for husbands relations.

2006-06-30 22:14:22Z

Hi Robin,

I am recently married and researching my husband's geneaology as well. His family name is Curatilo, and upon speaking with his relatives in New Jersey they have mentioned that they believe it was changed from Curatolo upon immigration from San Cataldo, in Sicily. My husband's grandfather used the name Samuel Curatilo, and he was married to Sarah. I do not have her maiden name handy. They are listed in the US 1920 census records under Curatilo, and first settled in Pittston, PA. I believe they immigrated in 1905 (Samuel would have been 25 at that time), and they met and married on their voyage over. They had 7 children and eventually moved to Woodbridge, NJ. If you are interested in learning more about Sam please contact me at weinert@bsci.com and we can talk further.

My husband and I are planning a trip to San Cataldo this fall.

Best wishes,
Tammy

Re: Looking for FAMILY members..

2005-03-18 08:09:45Z

Please see my website at www.anthonycuratolo.com - my Grandmother was born in Italy....

Re: Curatolo's

2004-08-02 21:00:15Z

Add another Tony Curatolo to the list. My father's name is Anthony Curatolo as well. His mother Josephine emmigrated from Sicily to New York City around 1920.

I don't have a very complete family tree but woul love to meet some distant relations.

CURATOLO, Antonio - 1893 Marriage

countycavan — 2004-06-02 22:40:31Z

Antonio Curatolo married Giovanna Papa in 1893 in Senerchia, Avellino Province, Italy.

FHL INTL film 1743663

CURATOLO, Ippolita - 1898 Marriage

countycavan — 2004-06-02 20:55:54Z

Ippolita Curatolo married Michelangelo Gasparro in 1898 in Senerchia, Avellino Province, Italy.

FHL INTL film 1743663

Re: Looking for FAMILY members..

2004-05-14 23:44:58Z

i dont think we have any sicilian in our family line..but i might have to look it up!

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2004-05-13 21:06:57Z

My grandfather came from Sicily to Rocheseter N.Y. around 1930. I know he had a brother named Louis who lived in Brooklyn.

Re: Looking for FAMILY members..

2004-05-13 20:55:10Z

My Grandfather is from Caltinesetta, Sicily

Obit. Anthony Curatolo III

KAYROM — 2004-03-01 20:24:19Z

Oct. 31, 1972-Feb. 12, 2004

Anthony Curatolo III, 31, of Escondido died Feb. 12. He was born in San Diego and was an upholsterer for AB Auto Upholstery. Survivors include his parents, Anthony and Tommye Curatolo of Escondido; sisters, Barbara Holdren, Dawn Daniel and Rachel Ninmer of Escondido; brother, Don Holdren of San Diego; and grandparents, Jack and Ruth Adams of Escondido. Services have been held. Donations: Huntington Disease Society of America, 158 W. 29th St., 7th Floor, New York, N.Y. 10001-5300. Arrangements: American Cremation. Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune on 3/1/2004. (volunteer submission)

Re: Looking for FAMILY members from Quaglietta

2003-10-19 01:41:01Z

My father's family is from Quaglietta, Italy. In fact, I think you may be my second cousin, that is if your grandmother is Isabella Rizzo (my grandfather Alfonso's older sister). I have a partial listing of the family tree going back to my grandparents and my great grandparents from that region. E-mail me at woohoo197@yahoo.com if you would like some of the information.

Jim

Looking for FAMILY members..

nyghtwyng10 — 2003-07-31 02:45:47Z

Re: Looking for husbands relations.

2002-01-10 22:51:45Z

Our Curatolo line immigrated from southern Italy in the early 1920's, by 1935 1/2 had moved to Chicago where about 40 are still living.

CURATOLO from Calatafimi, Sicily

2000-06-25 20:30:03Z

My CURATOLO relatives are from a town in western Sicily called Calatafimi. Is this familiar to you?

Joe
jpisano@monmouth.com

Looking for husbands relations.

2000-06-23 19:40:56Z

Any info on the Curatolo imigrating from Italy, possible going to Ny or NJ. Hopefully going back further then 75 years name to begin with would be Louis Curatolo.