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Re: Meda

irismeda — 2009-09-21 00:41:20Z

My name is Iris Meda I am from New york.I am now living in Texas.I married Garnet Meda from St Lucia W.I.. My husband has many realitives all over the country. If you are of carribean decent we may all be related.Meda is a very rare name.When I first married my husband.Many years ago there was only one other Meda in the New York City phone book.

Re: Meda

RufaMeda — 2009-09-01 17:02:49Z

Hello,
my name is Ann. I live in the South of Russia. It's Stavropol city. My grandfather was Georgy Meda. He died in 1981. My surmane in Pogosova now. I work as an architect.

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villameda1 — 2002-09-25 01:52:44Z

judy Judy
saw your message while looking for any info on a meda family tree. As you say not too many meda's in the phone books or anywhere else! I'm from upstate New York but now live in Toronto,Canada. I remember visiting some relatives in San Francisco in the 60,s. I believe they had a small winery in Napa Valley at the time. Both however were in their 70,s at that time.I remember the names Primo and Secundo. I visited them with my very briefly with my dad on my return from Vietnam. I have no other information than that. My grandmother on my father's was a Meda and came from the village of Sanico in the area of Torino.Are any of your ancestors from that area? Look forward to hearing from you.

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villameda1 — 2002-09-25 01:52:44Z

JUDY: Nice to hear from you. Was very surprised that you were related to Primoand Secondo Meda. Unfortunately my Dad passed away agood number of years ago so I don't know if I can trace our relationship to them. I have a sister living in Walnut Creek by the name of Chris. Her married name is Weingarten. Her Email is cmeda@aol.com. I'll tell her I was in contact with you in case you decide to contact her.
tell good hunting, Steve

Meda Ancestry

2001-02-03 12:51:02Z

To Steve:: I originally came from the NYC area and both of my parents came to the US in the 20's from Lake Como in Northern Italy.My father had seven brothers who I never met but i do not think that they came to the US.Most of the family was in tne hotel/restaurant business. The Meda name is not too common but I found a town named MEDA in norrthern Italy as well as towns in Spain and Portugal.Nice to hear fron other Meda's

Meda

2000-08-14 18:43:21Z

I know that we had no relatives in the bay area. I talked to my sister and she said that Primo and Secoundo were very common names. Since Primo was the only one to migrate to the States I don't guess that we are related. It was nice just talking to
someone else named Meda.

Meda's

2000-08-11 20:02:44Z

Steve: I am not sure what part of Italy my
grandpartents were from, but my grandfaters
name was Primo and he had a brother named Secoundo. Secoundo never came to America though. Primo married Angalina and they lived in Oakland. She spoke english, but he
never learned how. My Godfather had a winery in Gilroy, California called Live Oaks
Vinyards. His name was Pete Scaliotti. The
next time I write my Dad I will find out what
part of Italy his partents were from. I am
sorry I didn't question my grandmother more to find out there history. Nice talking to you.

Meda

2000-08-01 16:33:35Z

Always was the only Meda in our community. I
grew up the San Francisco Bay area. I am
wondering if any of the other Medas on the web are related. My grandparents came to the
United States from Italy,and settled in Oakland, California. They had two sons Arillio who died as a child in an auto accident, and my
father Renaldo (Monte) who is going to be 90
on his next birthday. Any body out there related?