Giannone - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Marie Cicatelli

vice57 — 2009-04-02 01:56:38Z

Does anyone have a Marie Cicatelli, who would have lived in Manhattan around 1912? She witnessed my g-mother's wedding in Ny.

Re: Sharing a name

rhines81 — 2009-02-05 21:20:58Z

My Great-great-great grandfather was Angelo Raffaele Giannone, born in Montella 1808, d. 1877. He was the only son of Saverio Giannone (1779-1841), I don't know if Saverio had any brothers.

Anyhow, Angelo Giannone married Rachele Pizza (1809-1879).
They had 8 children:
1834-Guiseppe A. (male)
1836-Maria Teresa (my G-G-Grandmother, married Pasquale Cianciulli)
1838-Generosa S. (male)
1841-Maria F. (female-married Ferdinando Gaetano DiMarco)
1846-Tomasso (male)
1846-Angela (female)
1851-Antonia (female)
1856-Saverio (male)

Maybe check the 4 males in the family and see if you are related. It would most likely be their children (if there is a relation) that would have migrated to the USA.

Re: Sharing a name

jzimansky — 2008-08-10 22:13:41Z

Hi. I am looking for more information on my birth father's uncle. The uncle's name was Angelo Giannone and lived in Johnstown, PA. (I am in DE as well.)

Re: Anne Giannone/Carmen Marano

jelloh05301977 — 2008-05-25 20:49:34Z

My grandmother was Anne Giannone, and she lived in that county in the 50's. Her husband was Joseph, and they had several children, one of whom is my mother, Arleen.

I'd love it if you'd contact me - jelloh05301977@hotmail.com.

Re: WW2 Veteran Joseph Giannone

jelloh05301977 — 2008-05-25 20:47:26Z

Gerald,

I'm not altogether sure what to say, and can only assume the Joseph you're looking for is, in fact, my grandfather. I, myself, was searching for information about him, since I have none, and the family has dwindled down. I'm hoping we're talking about the same man, and if you could email me directly, I'd be grateful. It's been 4 years since you posted this, so I'm hoping it's not too late.

Michele Galloza (mother's name is Giannone).

Re: Giannone Family

vegasmikeandbecky — 2008-01-04 21:32:01Z

Hi Lou. Was wondering if you had any connection to an Agrippina Giannone from Pacentro. She was born ther in 1866, and married Ismaele Ciccone. I am connected to the Ciccone line, but I have not been able to find out much on Ismaele and Agrippina's family. Her parents were Giuseppe and Maria Galterio if that helps. Ismaele and Agrippina settled in the Bronx, but had family in Pittsburgh and New Jersey.
Thanks, Mike.

cicatelli, delaware

aliza24 — 2007-07-01 23:43:29Z

I have some info.
Contact me at alizagg@yahoo.com

aliza

Re: sharing this name

danielag1 — 2006-06-19 22:16:44Z

My name is Frank Giannone. My family is from Bari, ltaly.

Re: I am a Giannone

danielag1 — 2006-06-19 22:10:19Z

my name is frank giannone. Do you know where in Italy your grandfather came from?

Shirley A. Giannone obit from NY 2006

LauraRivers518 — 2006-02-12 04:47:42Z

PLATTSBURGH -- Shirley (Stana) Giannone, age 64, of Plattsburgh, formerly of Tonawanda, died Sunday, Jan. 22, 2006, at Kenmore Mercy Hospital in the Town of Tonawanda, N.Y., after a brief illness.

Born in Buffalo, she was the daughter of the late George and Mildred (Zawadski) Stana.

Shirley was a 1960 graduate of Tonawanda High School and had been employed at the former Hills Department Store before moving to Plattsburgh. A resident of Plattsburgh for the greater part of her life, she was a member of Our Lady of Victory parish and the Ladies Auxiliary at the Knights of Columbus Council No. 13127 in Plattsburgh. She was the sister of the late Michael Stana.

She is survived by her husband, Joseph J. Giannone; two sons, Scott Wiley and Todd (Victoria) Wiley; a stepson, Scott Giannone; four sisters, Patricia Tyler, Susan Mioducki, Beverly (Dennis) Hurley and Cheryl Stana; and a brother, George (Diana) Stana. Also surviving are four grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.

A memorial Mass will be celebrated at noon Saturday, Feb. 11, at Our Lady of Victory Church in Plattsburgh. Friends are invited.

If desired, memorials to Hospice are preferred by the family.

Complete obituary and condolences can be found at www.hampfuneral.com

Im not related
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WW2 Veteran Joseph Giannone

Gerald_Vowell — 2005-01-28 03:48:13Z

I am searching for a veteran of WW2 who served in the 561st Field Artillery Battalion of the US Army. He would have been born between 1903 and 1928.

The 561st FA Bn served in Europe starting with their landing on Utah Beach on June 30, 1944, and most of the unit left Europe from Le Harve, France in July, 1945. They barely avoided capture at the Battle of the Bulge in late 1944.

I have the following on Joseph Giannone:
rank PVT
serial number 12008364
county/state at time of enlistment Morris/NJ
place of enlistment Newark, NJ
date of enlistment 8/5/40
native state NJ
birth year 1918

There were about 500 men in the battalion, and I started with a roster of the battalion that had been developed some years ago by living veterans at the time. I have first names, middles initials, and last names on most of the men. There are some with no middle initial and a few where all I've got is a last name.

I have the county/state of origin at the time of enlistment in the Army only if it is shown above. I do have all the data I can gather from the Social Security Death Index, the 1930 Census, the NARA AAD database, and the Registry page of the National World War 2 Memorial web site. In all of these sites, I usually get multiple listings for any name I enter, so that by itself doesn't always narrow my search to an individual.

I have many letters out to people based on the little information I do have for a growing number of the names on my roster. Addresses for those people were taken from Internet "White Pages."

My real interest is where are these men today? And in cases where the veteran is deceased, where are any descendants or family members?

Re: sharing this name

rainbow9651 — 2003-06-08 03:58:18Z

My maiden name is Giannone. My dad was Hugo Giannone
born in Palermo, Scicily 1920. He had 5 brothers, 4 sisters.
I think my grandmothers maiden name was Colletta.
Seems to be alot of Giannone's out there.

Re: Giannone family

rainbow9651 — 2003-06-08 03:50:29Z

My dad was a Giannone (Hugo) deceased 1995. He had
about 5 brothers and 4 sisters. One of his brothers is
Frank. My dad, Hugo, was born in Palermo in l920.

Giannone

rainbow9651 — 2003-06-08 03:45:26Z

We have same name. I have an uncle & cousin
named Frank Giannone - N.Y. area.

Re: Giannones from Caltinessetta, Sicily

Boyz2Nuts — 2003-02-25 17:07:17Z

Hi...
My great gradmother on my father's side was Filomena Giannone... she married Luciano Lombardo.. I believe they were from Caltinessetta... do these names sound at all familiar???
I would LOVE to know I still have existing relatives out there...
Hope to hear from you soon!!

Sincerely,
Donna Lombardo

Re: Giannones from Calsanesetta, Sicily?

monfortlisa — 2002-03-09 04:13:53Z

my husbands grandfather came from sicily. last name gianonne or giannone. that is all we know

Re: Giannone family

2002-01-21 19:37:50Z

The Giannone I'm researching are from Scicli and Modica in Sicily.

Re: Giannone

2002-01-19 23:35:58Z

My fathers name is name is Giovanni Giannone. He was born in 1930 in Pisticci the province of Basilicata. If you have any information please E-Mail me.

Thanks

Toni

Giannone

2001-06-09 22:47:05Z

Can you please tell what part of Italy your dad was born? My grandmother was Giannone.
You can email me at sabwaks3@cs.com

Giannone from Australia

2001-04-15 05:43:06Z

my names paul giannone iam 17yo from Australia. My dad was born in Italy. There is a small number of Giannone's in Australia and i would almost be related to all of them. i didn't think there was that many of us!

Giannone family

2001-03-03 11:31:52Z

Wow! I've been reading the message boards and find it very interesting that almost every Giannone came from Italy to New York and then to Connecticut or Delaware, lol. Well, I was lucky enought to marry into the Giannone family, but we are centered in Southern California. My husband's grandfather moved here with his family from New York, his name is Frank. His wife's maiden name is Lancizero and their family is here also. Would love to hear from any relatives!

Dazzo

2001-02-28 17:29:55Z

Searching for ancestors in Luca, Sicily with surname Dazzo.

I am a Giannone

2001-02-20 06:56:04Z

My Grandfather lived in Norristown,Pa. He owned a fireworks factory.He died in an explosion there ,more then 40 years ago,that left a new valley in that town.I am saddened because my father died before I had a chance to learn about my family.I often wonder if any Giannone's have heard of my grandfather,his name was Sal and he was married to Stella.

YO!

2001-02-19 01:33:28Z

Mario, I can't believe that our parents have the exact same names. My father is from Naples and he is Angelo Joseph Giannone. My mother died in 1999 from a brain tumor here in my home at the age of 86. She was beautiful! Her name is Carmella!
I am also a liturgical musician and work about 10 hours a week throughout the diocese. I have been doing this for the past 30 years. It is a wonderful side job, pays well, and helps keep in touch with God. I also sing 5 times per year with a swing band. It is great fun but hard work.
I have a husband who is a funeral director and two girls, 22 and 24 who are nursing students. My father lives here with us.
My regular career is a difficult one. I am a grief therapist with a local hospice and funeral home. I also travel locally offering workshops, inservices, and conferences on the subject of personal/profssional loss and the grief journey. This has been my work for the past 11 years. You have to have alot of fun in order to NOT burn out.
Please wriet again and let me hear more about you.
Have you ever been to Delaware?

our name

2001-02-19 01:20:10Z

My sister is Angela Giannone. She is 58 now and we still have our father, Angelo. He is 88 and our good health and mind. He lives with me since my mother's death in marh 1999. Ther are alot more Giannones then you can imagine. Write again

Anne

2001-02-19 01:17:13Z

I had an Aunt Anne Giannone but she did not live in NJ. She died a few years ago. Good luck on your search.

our name

2001-02-19 01:15:40Z

Jeff, good to hear from you. It seems alot of the Giannones are in New England and New York areas. there are a few here. There is a monk by the name of Brother Ronald Giannone who has done great things for the poor here in Wilmington. My father is 88 and is from Naples. he is in good health and sound mind but I can't get him to visit Italy again before he is TOO old! Write again.

our name

2001-02-19 01:12:47Z

We are from Naples. My father is Angelo and is now 88. He is in good health and of sound mind. There is a monk here in Wilmington by the name of Brother Ronald Giannone. He has done great things for the poor here. Write again.

GIANNONE

2001-02-17 15:30:00Z

My grandfather was Paul from sicily he came over with my father John. I have 3 kids Michael, kathryn and John we live in Wilton, CT.

relitives

2001-01-15 12:26:38Z

I am also a Giannone also, my family is from Boston,
Ma. I wanted to know if any of you Giannones
would trace back to my family. Aroung here ther
are not to many and I thought it was interesting that there
were this many around.

To Luca

2000-12-16 13:27:02Z

my grandmothers family is from Scicli. She married my grandfather Clemente from Modica.
my e-mail is sabwaks3@cs.com please write ,
also you can write to me in italian.Maria

To Luca

2000-12-16 13:06:24Z

My grandmother Giannone is from Scicli and
she married my grandpa Clemente from Modica
any connections? my e-mail is sabwaks3@cs.com
you can write to me in italian i'm also 100%

To Luca

2000-12-16 13:05:04Z

My grandmother Giannone is from Scicli and
she married my grandpa Clemente from Modica
any connections? my e-mail is sabwaks3@cs.com

To Mario

2000-12-16 12:46:29Z

If you write songs in the style of celion,mariah or whitney please e-mail me.
I'm looking for a song. Thanks
My granmother Giuseppa Giannone was from Scicli,Sicily.My e-mail is sabwaks3@cs.com

songwriting

2000-12-16 12:36:09Z

If you write songs in the style of celion,mariah or whitney please e-mail me.
I'm looking for a song. Thanks
My granmother Giuseppa Giannone was from Scicli,Sicily.

To LUCA

2000-10-23 13:57:44Z

How are you? Glad to see there is someone out there.

Winter is on it's way. It's ugly outside.
Good day for a fire and a movie.

So...what do you do for fun? If you'd like to send email directly to me - it's
MGbFREE@aol.com

Slow day at work today - so I'm home early.

Maybe over time we can send photos via email.
I'd love to have a pen pal overseas. If I could figure out how to do it - I can semd some of music that I'm writing.

Anyway have a wonderful day.

Mario

YO!

2000-10-13 12:29:21Z

Wow, a Giannone message board - go figure.
I'm 3rd generation here in the states. Both grandparents died years back and I really miss the culture, especially for my kids. Now that the grandparents are gone no one hardly ever speaks Italian.

Anyway, I'm Mario, married with a great wife and two beautiful kids. My parents are still
kicking it - Angelo and Carmella - in there seventies but act like they're 50ish. God bless there both healthy.

I'm a professional commercial photographer - been in business 7 yrs. (on my own) Also am
a musician, writer. Have my own recording studio.

We live about 40 miles outside of Chicago.
We love it out here.

Leave a message - it's always good to here from a Giannone!!!

Musicians

2000-09-21 17:26:27Z

Regina: My son is a musician I'm related to Madonna
on my Giannone side. Write to me spqr2000@bellatlantic.net.
Regards, Lou

"us"

2000-09-21 16:17:45Z

Dear Lou, I really enjoyed your message. Ah, musicians! And Italian Musicians at that! Do you have the talent? Of course you do. Is there an Italian alive that can't sing, dance or just love music?
My father is Angelo...from Naples. He is 88 and a real doll. He lives here in Newark, DE with us. He smokes cigars and eats good food and goes to the race track and church. He goes with me on alot of small business trips. His mother's maiden name was Cappucci from Ufema. (that may be spelled incorrectly.) My mother died last March from an brain tumor. She and Dad moved in Sept. of 98 and she died here at home. He maiden name was Cicatelli and her mother"s maiden name was Datino.
Please write again. I will be in West Virgina next week on business so I win't be able to answer you until the end of the week.
Ciao and God Bless.................Regina

Caltanissetta

2000-09-20 07:44:00Z

Hi there, the name of the city is Caltanissetta.
Unfortunately I dunno anything concerning your relatives...

Our Surname

2000-09-20 07:41:37Z

Hi there, funny thing to share a name with people you've never seen and still, there's a slight possibility that we are related somehow...I just wanted to give my contribution to this post:

My name is Luca and I'm still 100% Italian, as both of my parents are from Sicily. However we live in Germany, Frankfurt now, and that's where I'm working. My parents are from the city Modica, provincia di Ragusa, in South Sicily, that's where our common surname is originated - in Sicily. My pa's name is Giorgio, my grandpa's Giuseppe (like my middle name). Just in case anybody's interested :-) How many generations are between you guys and the first generation that came to the US?

E poi per ultimo: non credo che sappiate parlare l'italiano, o erro?
Luca

Musicians

2000-09-15 12:40:28Z

HiRegina: My Giannone family were all musicians
from Abruzzi (Pacentro) but some did leave there
for Roma Napoli. Write me with some family history
to compare notes. Lou Romano (spqr2000@bellatlantic.net)
I'm in New Jersey.

Giannone

2000-09-14 19:46:00Z

Lou, I am here in Delaware and my 88 yr.old father is Angelo Giannone. He is from Naples. Where are you writing from. I am a liturgical musician for the past 30 years. I work steadily at it. It is a good career. Write again. Regina

Giannone Family

2000-09-01 20:05:03Z

My great grandfather was a Giannone from Pacentro
Italy, from a family of Musicians. They lived in NYC
Some of the family moved to PA and Westchester County
NY. I would like to share information. Lou

Reply to reply

2000-08-24 21:19:22Z

Hello, well my Vincenzo (my son) is only four years old. He is just a lil guy so much full of life. All is wll with being a single dad, I just dont get out much. I gladly take the responsabilty though. Most men dont as you can figure. I work for MBNA, and have been there now for five years. I work on HVAC and Elc things and pretty much fix what ever needs tending or replaced... Joey

Sorry Joey

2000-08-22 14:12:32Z

I meant your brother FRank

Joey's note

2000-08-22 14:11:08Z

Joey, good to hear from you. I am glad you are finding DE more of a home as time passes.How old is Vincenzo?I have two daughters and they are precious to me, to all of us.
I did receive a post from your Uncle Frank. I do remember now that you said it.
What do you do here in DE.? I am a grief therapist and I have a radio show..live , call-in. That's how this email address was derived. The name of the show is MOURNING COMFORT.
Please write soon. Regina

Re: Giannone family

2002-01-19 23:33:12Z

Hi,

My family came from a town called Pisticci in the province of Basilicata. My father's family is still numberous there. My father named John Giannone immigrated to Toronto Canada in 1959. If you have any information please E-Mail me.

Thanks

Toni

Re: Giannone

2001-10-07 15:39:01Z

HI Ruth
My grandmothers name was Concetta Giannone as well she was married to an Alfred they lived in the Bronx . They were divorced as long as I can remember . Grandma had seven children .You live in New Milford ,Ct ?

Giannone

RuthMalins — 2001-07-01 22:13:24Z

I live in New Milford, too. My grandmother was Concetta Giannone from Montella Italy in the province of Avellino. She was born in 1864 and married Felice Frasca and emigrated to Philadelphia in 1900. Any idea if there's any connection to your family? Ruth