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Re: DiFebbo Family

aecthehyper — 2013-04-26 21:43:36Z

Hi. It's Jenifer Santiago. Both Eric and Andrea are my cousins. Although it's not my last name, I am quite interested in the heritage of the part of my family that has been in my life.

Re: DiFebbo Family

axplastichearts — 2013-03-05 16:37:48Z

Hi I don't know if this is still active but my name is Andrea DiFebbo, Eric I know you are my cousin. My dad is Anthony DiFebbo. I am interested in learning more about where the DiFebbo's came from and what our name means.

Re: DiFebbo Family

defebbo — 2012-04-11 02:46:57Z

So.... how was your trip?

Re: DiFebbo Family

throwback30 — 2011-03-21 15:04:09Z

Hey all... Not sure who is still around on this site but after many years of tracking this info around I found where my great great grandfather was from. He was born in Citta Sant Angelo. Turns out my last name has a big family in the Abruzzo region in that town as well as Atri, Silvi, and the surrounding areas. I've also recently been in contact with some extended family and have shared some info to help. Pretty interesting stuff. There is a website that hosts tours of the Abruzzo region and I plan on visiting next year.

Re: DiFebbo Family

marinodifebbo — 2008-11-13 14:18:43Z

Hi, my name is Marino di Febbo and I live in Belgium. My father, Enzo di Febbo, comes from Atri (Abruzzo-Molize). My grandfather, Giovanni di Febbo, lived in Atri. My uncles and 1 ount lives in Atri. I know also that I have family in Argentina, the wife of a brother of my grandfather moved without my grandfather to Argentina with her children in the periode of WorldWar II.

Grtz,

Marino

Re: DiFebbo Family

2005-02-10 22:06:40Z

I may be able to help! Please email at gltirebiter@knology.net

Re: DiFebbo Family

2004-09-11 12:50:55Z

miticodan@yahoo.com

Re: DiFebbo Family

2004-09-11 02:37:19Z

wow i haven't been here on this board in a while. still i have no luck looking around.
Dan whats your email?

Re: DiFebbo Family

defebbo — 2004-06-01 21:56:49Z

Hey, whaddya mean probably right? Just kidding. How do you know where the different spellings start and end. I always thought they were mixed together in those three towns (Atri, Silvi both high and beach, and Rosetto). It would be interesting to know more about what you know.

I've been to Atri and ran into some dead ends around 1850. The record for my great grandfather's birth lists his father's name as Francesco but we could never find his birth, marriage or death certificates. Any advice?

Re: DiFebbo Family

defebbo — 2004-06-01 21:26:11Z

I am 100% certain that your family comes from the area of Atri which is a suburb of Teramo in the Abruzzo region of Italy. You should be able to find it on a map on the east coast about in the middle. There is a chance they came from a town nearby like Roseto or Pineta.

I've been there several times, it is a wonderful small town, very nice people, great food, etc...

If you have any questions, feel free to write.

Dan

Re: DiFebbo Family

john10j511 — 2004-05-20 15:57:51Z

Hi Eric:
Dan is probably correct although I would place the spelling of difebbo about 10km south in Silvi. My grandmother was a Difebbo who came to america in the early 1900's from Silvi Alta and I know that there are still Difebbos in Silvi Marine. check this out.... www.tuttosilvi.com/ilportaledisilvinelmondo.htm

john

DiFebbo Family

2000-09-13 14:05:16Z

Hi my name is Eric. I live in NJ and I am trying to find out where my family comes from in Italy. If anyone has any info please email me. Thanks