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Re: Looking for History on my family - Salamone

PCafaro16 — 2013-02-19 02:59:00Z

Dear Rita: I hope you still have email. I've been trying to locate my great grandmother ( Madalena Salomone) she came to Monaca, PA (Western PA) about 32 miles from Pittsburgh with her daughter Francesca DiPasquale. Madalena was married to Francesco DiPasquale. I found the ship's manifest of these two women coming through Ellis Island, New York. My Grandfather, Concezio DiSalle met them in New York and by train (I assume got married at St Peter's Italian Catholic Church in downtown Pittsburgh. Both Madalena Salamone (her maiden name) and her daughter Francesca came together and settled in Monaca, PA. Madalena and Francesca came from Bugnara which is south from Sulmona where my Grandfather Concenzio DeSalle was from. I'm trying to locate other DiPasqualles who may be related from New Brighton and around the Beaver County area. Does this sound familiar. Please contact me at Jcafaro@msn.com Thank you

Re: Looking for History on my family - Salamone

donnab49 — 2013-01-09 18:29:05Z

Hello, Don't know of the names specifically that you are asking about BUT I did get mail from someone whose relatives were from that area. Please be patient with me and I will look for that. I have no organization to my madness and sometimes it gets ahead of me. i know I spoke to someone.Also spoke to a young lady Named DanaRae with a fomily tree of salomones. i haven't heard from her lately But her Salomone were from Johnstown, Pa.Let me get back to you, I'll try to make it soon.Donna Salomone B.

Re: salamone

donnab49 — 2013-01-09 18:25:09Z

Paula, hadn't seen your post before BUT my Grandfather was Luigi Salomone from Barisciano, Italy. Barisciano is abot 90 miles northeast of Rome in the mountains. I just yesterday found proof of my G grandfather who was Federico and wife Lucia Di Paolo.Salomone is very close to the Jewish name of Solomon and from the computor I learned of a Jewish ghetto outside of Rome. It was dispursed around 1880s or so.As someone told me, The Jewish names were Italianized so Solomon could have become Salomone.????? Haven't figured that one out yet.Hope to heAR from you. Donna Salomone B.

Re: Looking for History on my family - Salamone

PCafaro16 — 2013-01-08 02:29:43Z

Hi: I'm looking for information on my great grandmother Madalena Salomone. She would possibly be my great grandmother. She came to Monaca, PA with my grandmother Francesca DiPasquale. There are Salomone's in New Brighton, PA. Are you for this area. I see you on my family tree. Please respond back to me. thank you.

Re: Looking for History on my family - Salamone

donnab49 — 2012-08-27 04:48:06Z

hello, I just posted today and hope you will reply as I am interested in the Salomones from new Brighton, Pa. area.My grandparents were Salomone from bariciano, Italy in L'Auila. Hope to hear from you. Donna Salomone B.

salomone,Luigi and Alessandro, married Giovanna and Palma gallucci from Barisciano, Italy

donnab49 — 2012-08-27 04:44:54Z

Hello, My granfather was Luigi Salomone His parents were Federico an dLuiga Salomone. His brother was Alesandro. They were born in barisciano, Italy not sure if they were from there.They married two sisters from Barisciano, Giovanna and Palma Gallucci. Came to USA in early 1900s and were coal miners. Grandfather died in 1931, his brother lived to be 90 or so died around 1970s.Intersted in hearing from the gal who knew of Salomones in the New Brighton, Pa. area.( Bambino Salomone and James De Paul).Thanks for the info on the origins of name. Donna Salomone B.

star of david on crest

attcel — 2012-08-20 18:08:08Z

We have a crest black/red with 2 stars of david on the bottom. We beleive that we were expelled from Spain 1247 and went to Sicily. We settled in Messina we think. Does anyone in this thread have a picture of their crest?

Re: Salamone-Benvento/PA

JBlanchardNascimento — 2012-07-14 11:45:59Z

Angela, my husband Neal Nascimento is related to the D'Nofrio through his grandmother Vincenza D'Nofrio who was born and lived in Ponte. We would be very grateful if you can provide us any information on the Salamone/D'Nofrio family. Please contact Neal @ neal2putt@gmail.com.
Many thanks,

Re: Salvatore Salamone Aragona, Sicily

Royergirl04 — 2012-04-12 12:16:17Z

Salvatore Tirone born on the 20th of April 1919 in Newburyport, Essec County, MA. Salvatore died on the 18th of April 1920 in Newburyport, Essec County, MA (G).

unless they had another son named the same thing...this one died short after birth and was born in the states after they arrived in the US to Vincenzo Tirone & Seminevio Domenica Casteluzzo

Re: Salvatore Salamone Aragona, Sicily

ra1731 — 2012-03-30 23:41:52Z

there are Salvatore Salamone from Aragona in Hamilton Canada

Re: Family Crest/Coat of Arms

ccallari0868 — 2012-02-15 06:40:22Z

Anthony,
The two examples I have of the Salamone coat of arms are ones that were given to me by my uncle, Samuel Salamone. I have no reference, or website to recommend. I can send you jpegs of the two, if you wish. My regular email address is
charlidu@gmail.com.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Charles A. Callari, Jr.

Re: Looking for History on my family - Salamone

PCafaro16 — 2012-02-01 13:46:09Z

My grandmother, Francesca DiPasquale, came to Monaca, PA to marry Concezio DiSalle (DeSalle). On the ship's manifest was a Magdalena Salamone who was my grandmother's mother. There are Salamone's that are still living in New Brighton which I am also searching. I hope you still have email would love to help each other!

Re: Also A salamone

catdog55 — 2012-01-25 15:57:45Z

I have posted the naturalization paper of Vincenzo to New York. Is this the Salamone family you are looking for? I have hit a dead end with the immigration from Italy to USA. I found the passenger list for Vincenzo, Josephine and "Rosario" (Ross) to the USA.

Re: Salamone-Benvento/PA

sadinofrio1 — 2012-01-11 20:57:04Z

My name is Stephen DiNofrio. I am a relative from PA. Rosa Maria Assunta D'Onofrio is my great aunt. My grandfather, Carmen DiNofrio was her brother.

Re: Salvatore Salamone Aragona, Sicily

cacciatoreg — 2011-12-08 19:55:00Z

my farther was born in aragona 1927 .giuseppe cacciatore he mentioned salamone several times .

i will find out more if you would like me to.

Re: salamone family

Tom_Sugden — 2011-12-07 04:46:00Z

Hi,
Your post is possibly a connection to my extended family and perhaps you know enough background to spot how. The family originated from Borgetto and Toretta.
My great-grandmother's sister was Francesca (Gambino) Salamone. Her husband was Salvatore. They had sons Benedetto, Mario, Andrea, Salvatore, Jr. and a daughter Adelina -- possibly other daughters. Adelina married someone whose last name was Giambrone and had several children.
Mario married Nellie Campise; they had Edward and Salvatore. Benedetto was known as Barney. I don't know what became of Francesca's other sons Andrea and Salvatore.
In the early 1900's, the entire family lived on E. 63rd St. in Manhattan. My father's family group moved to Corona, Queens around 1920 but there is a possiblity they lived around Astoria at some point. My father was Francesca's grand-nephew. Whether or not she lived in Corona I don't know. After Corona, my father's family moved to E. Elmhurst, Queens. Francesca, her husband Salvatore, Mario and his family were there also.
Looking forward to hearing from you.

Salmone family portraits

Chesham54 — 2011-08-20 21:40:02Z

A seller on etsy.com has 3 portraits and a marriage certificate for sale. Each family member is identified. Names are Giovanna allione salamone, George, Mary Magdalene, Jennie, and Margaret. Mary marries someone named Cabiati, and their child marries a Smith.

Hope this helps someone find fabulous portraits! Oh, and I'm not connected to the seller.
http://www.etsy.com/listing/59418993/lovely-old-photographss...

Let me know if it's your family!
K

Re: Salvatore Salamone Aragona, Sicily

gerrymontreal — 2011-08-08 14:32:40Z

I have info on the Salamone family and some are still living in Aragona; one of the Salamone was Godfather to one of my siblings

TSgt Anthony W. Salamone - KIA 30 January 1944

genetate1 — 2011-07-08 17:57:37Z

Hello,

I'm looking to find any and all information available on Anthony W. Salamone, born around 1914.

I'm compiling a history of the men who were killed with my great-uncle when their B-17 bomber was shot down on 30 January 1944. Anthony was the flight engineer / top turret gunner on the B-17.

His next-of-kin was given as his mother, Mamie Salamone, 457 12th Street, Niagra Falls, NY.

So far I can find that he was born around 1914 and enlisted out of Buffalo, New York on 18 September 1942.

I'm very new to this family research so any assistance would be greatly appreciated !!

Thanks,

Gene

salamone family

thisismariasalamone — 2011-06-12 04:53:56Z

Hi so, so far nothing has sounded familiar but my grand parents are caterina and guiseppe Salamone I know my grandfather had two brothers ,one was named Diego, and I think a sister too. They lived in Palermo, Sicily (borgetto). They had four boys angelo andrea salvatore and guiseppe. When they first came here they lived in astoria queens ny and still currently live in ny.

Re: Salvatore Salamone Aragona, Sicily

Royergirl04 — 2011-06-01 13:47:11Z

might be able to help.... rlstoops@gmail.com ....email me...will share what i have....

Re: Giuseppe Salamone

jmccal11 — 2011-05-13 11:47:23Z

Hello,

My mom's family is Salamone and they come from Barrafranca. Are you from Massachusetts?

Re: Salvatore Salamone Aragona, Sicily

PCarruba — 2011-03-22 12:10:38Z

My Great-Grandparents, John and Geraldine Carruba, came from Aragona around 1911. I heard that Gerldine's father was the Mayor of Aragona at one time. John was a foreman in the American Woolen mill in Maynard, MA until 1930. He was first cousins with the Salamone family. I believe Russell (Rosario) was John's cousin. They owned a grocery store in town.

SALAMONE James A - Vietnam Wall section 28W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-01 13:01:31Z

SALAMONE James A - Vietnam Wall section 28W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,080 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Salvatore Salamone Aragona, Sicily

noelbuscemi — 2010-10-06 15:43:37Z

Hello Sebastian, I think we are related through the Mula's .My mothers father was Louis Mula and I think he was a cousin of your father. Is your father Angelo Mula? If so we are cousins! I even think we met as kids. Please get in touch Noel (Natale)

Re: Salvatore Salamone Aragona, Sicily

sebmula — 2010-09-15 02:16:29Z

My name is Sebastian Mula and my father came from Aragona in 1950.He was a Baber in Waltham. His shop was on River St. and Mr. Salamone had a grosery store next to my father's shop in the 1960's

Re: Origins of Salamone

jmccal11 — 2010-09-10 00:25:08Z

He may be correct. The conversos were either Iberian Jews or North African Moors. So perhaps the families are of Spanish Moor descent.

Re: Salvatore Salamone Aragona, Sicily

mclcoo — 2010-08-30 06:03:38Z

Patti,
My family (Salamone) was originally from Aragona, I know this because I visited Cianciana, Sicily in 2005. This is the town registared on the Ellis Island web site, but the family is originally from Aragona Sicily. Our family history, thru Ellis Island, under Vinchenzo Salamone, migrated to Rock Glen NY, his brother Salvatore, from Aragona sponsored him, he had another brother Luchino from Aragona who stayed in Sicily. I thought Salvatote returned to Sicily, but I do not know what happened to him. If so I have many relatives/contacts for you in upstate NY and Sicily.

Angelo Salamone

Re: family

jackiei — 2010-07-25 18:54:21Z

Your grandfather and my father were first cousins.
Jackie Salamone Imburgia

Re: family

mysweetone22 — 2010-07-25 17:09:07Z

I should add-- Annidia is the spelling I got from the family years ago, but according to all the public records she went by Anna. I am interested in finding out where in italy the came from, and anything further back.

Re: family

mysweetone22 — 2010-07-25 16:54:42Z

Annidia Sperazza and Filippo Latona are my great grandparents-- they had 8 kids-- Joseph, Mary Frank Carrie Angelo Sam Rose and Katie-- my grandfather was Sam, he left Pittston and came to Webster NY where we Latona's still are living. How funny-- I called my cousin earlier today and got both Anita and my great aunt rose's phone numbers to grill about the family!!!!

Michelle-- mysweetone22@gmail.com

Re: lost relitives in chicago

aoia55 — 2010-03-24 16:01:21Z

my mother mary salamone came from alta villia milisia not sure of the spelling around 1919 her father was john and mother josephine had 3 sisters lena,anna ,nancy 4 brothers joe,sam,bobby, tom all lived in chicago

Anthony Salamone, Sr., 86, son of the late Santo and Epifania Andreano Salamone.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2010-02-01 05:04:26Z

Anthony Salamone, Sr., 86, of Easton,
passed away on Friday, January 29, 2010 in New Eastwood Nursing Center, Wilson Borough. Born: He was born on August 16, 1923 in Easton, a son of the late Santo and Epifania Andreano Salamone. Personal: Anthony was employed as a barber at Mazza Hair Center since 1937. Memberships: He was a member of St. Anthony's Church and a member of the FLEAS club. Survivors: Anthony is survived by son Anthony Salamone, Jr. of Bethlehem; a sister Theresa Amato of Bath; a brother Santo Salamone of Valencia, CA; and many nieces and nephews. Anthony was preceded in death by sisters, Mary Mazza, Rosalia Piazza, Lucy Salamone, Josephine LaBarba and brothers, Michael Salamone and Placido "Pat" Salamone. Services: A calling hour will be held on Tuesday from 10 a.m. until the time of service at 11 a.m. in the Morello Funeral Home Inc., 3720 Nicholas St., Palmer Township, Easton. Online condolences may be offered at www.morellofuneralhome.com Memorials: In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association, 212 E. Broad Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018.
The Express Times ,
January 31, 2010,

St. Anthony's Church ."

Re: Salvatore Salamone Aragona, Sicily

mlboscardin — 2010-01-06 23:34:21Z

Dear Noel,

What a pleasant surprise to see your posting. We most likely are related! Sarah Rotolo was my grandfather's, Philip's, sister and she was indeed a Salamone from Aragona. I think a few of the eight siblings are still alive. Angelo is my cousin. I was just looking at the list the other day and would need to look for it. Frances Buscemi was the wife of my great-grandfather, Louis Philip Salamone. Feel free to contact me at mlboscardin@gmail.com.

Mary Lynn

Re: Salvatore Salamone Aragona, Sicily

noelbuscemi — 2010-01-06 21:42:27Z

Hello,
I have been researching family history, I stumbled across your post and I believe we are perhaps related. My name is Noel (Natale) Buscemi and both my parents come from Aragona, Sicily. I believe the Frances Buscemi you mentioned is either aunt or sister of my grandfather (Natale Buscemi). You also mentioned Frank Buscemi and he is first cousin to my father, we visited Chicago when I was younger, his and my father's father were brothers. Also, my godfather Angelo Rotolo, who grew up with my father, and is related. He said his mother was a Salamone, I believe she is the Sarah that you mentioned. I would be interested in any family info you may have and also in making contact with some long lost cousins! Thanks, look forward to hearing from you,
Noel

Re: Salamone from San Giuseppe

Tleaves269 — 2009-10-26 15:51:46Z

Onofrio Salamone from Sutera

Salamone/Cacciatore

flacks66 — 2009-10-23 16:34:28Z

I am after some information on my Grandparents, Fillipo Salamone and Giuseppina Cacciatore, both i think from Aragona.
Moved to Palermo, had 8 children, my fathers name was Salvatore, grateful for any info on their parents etc.

Re: Salamones in NJ

msalamone113 — 2009-06-02 20:08:02Z

My Grandfather's name is also Louis Salamone. But he lived in Newark, NJ and Bloomfield,NJ his whole life. My name is Michael Louis Salamone. I wonder if we are somehow related?

Re: Salvatore Salamone Aragona, Sicily

swat_rhed — 2009-05-01 09:04:45Z

Hi!
I'm also an Aragona! Our grandfather is Felecito Aragona from southern part of the Philippines but our grandfather's father is not originally from Philippines. I just don't know where our great grandfather is from. I'll ask my uncles for more details about our grandfather and if they also have info about our great grandfather.

Please keep me posted if you'll be able to find more info about aragona family or if you can help me have details.

thanks,

Alfredo

Salamone/Schiera (Sherio)

jkacaa — 2009-03-05 21:24:15Z

Looking for info. on a Vincenza Salamone, born Borgetto, Sicily, arrived in USA ~1920/1921, with 4 children.

Married to a Vincenzo Schiera (or Sherio) (b. 1876),
children:
-Giuseppa (b. 1901 Borgetto, Sicily), married a Vincenzo Giangrossi

-Gracie (b. 1904 Borgetto, Sicily), married a Bunoni

-Rosario (b. 1906 Borgetto, Sicily), had a wife Jenny, and then another wife, who bore a child, named... Rosario

-Antonina Nancy (b. 1910 Borgetto, Sicily, d. ~1990 Ozone Park, Queens, NY) Married a Domonico Greco

Any info. would be helpful. Thanks!

Re: Salamones in NJ

cmodeckijr — 2009-03-03 04:18:28Z

Hi Ellen-- I also came across this posting for Salamone. My Grandmother was Edith Salamone (maiden name). She was one of nine siblings, and she had a brother named Louis. I remember growing up everyone called him Uncle Lou. Legend has it that he would fish with Ted Williams, who played for the Sox, so perhaps Lou lived in Boston at some point.My grnamother also had sisters named Ann, Julia and Josephine. DOes this sound familiar??

Re: Salvatore Salamone Aragona, Sicily

mlboscardin — 2008-05-15 01:51:58Z

Dear Salvatore,

I know you posted this a couple of years ago but this might help you in your search. My grandfather was Philip Louis Salamone, who was born in Aragona, Sicily. His parents were Frances Buscemi and Louis Philip Salamone. Frances & Louis' other children were Sarah, Dora, Margaret, Pina, Giacommo, Rose (and there may have been one or two others). Rosa and Pina are still living, as I think Margaret is also. Rosa is in N. Babylon, NY (as were Sarah and Dora--All three lived in Brooklyn/Queens for many, many years before moving to LI.), Pina is in Canada, and Margaret is in Sicily. Giacommo moved to Genoa where his two sons, Salvatore & Luigi and daughter, Francesca, now live. As for my grandfather, he immigrated to the US at age 14, lived in Chicago (Frank Buscemi was his guardian) and worked at the leather factory. He then moved to Rockford and returned to the family trade--meat cutter (aka butcher) working for the Cacciatores. From there he moved to Beloit, WI where he opened his own butcher shop which eventually became a supermarket, Salamone's located at 614 East Grand Avenue in Beloit. He married Mary Linarys, who lived in South Beloit, IL and whose parents were Dominick Linarys and Margaret Cacciatore who were from Marsala, Sicily.

I have read that the Moors and Jews both occupied Sicily and that most of the churches were at one time synagogues. At the time of the Spanish Inquisition in the 1400s the Temples were converted to Catholic Churches. The Salamone name is thought to have Jewish origins. I was also told that there were Salamones in Aragona who operated the pasta factory, in addition to the one's who were butchers.

Hope this gives you some historical perspective.

Best,

Mary Lynn

Salimones in Detroit

Cartwrightbride — 2007-07-14 20:50:08Z

I'm looking for information on Frank Salimone, resident of Detroit MI. His date of death was March 1, 1932.

Thanks!

Re: Salamone

2006-11-12 20:39:51Z

Hi Sal,

I have Salamone relatives from Siracusa.

My Grandfather was Salvatore Salamone; he emigrated to America either the late 1800's or early 1990's. He married my grandmother Salvatrice Ferla around 1936 in Hartford Connecticut. Thats about all I know.

Salamone from San Giuseppe

djjrutig — 2006-05-20 15:22:04Z

Hi I was wondering if you know of any Salamone's from Palermo or San Giuseppe

Re: Sperazza

Camille_Ciesla — 2006-03-09 04:35:55Z

I am looking for the family of a Vincenzo Sperazza (1878-1941),most likely from Serradifalco, Sicily. He married
Josephine Muscarella (1882-1957). They started out in Oakfield NY and then moved to Farnham, New York. They had children, Nicholas, Mary and Anthony. Mary married
Sam Bucceri. Anthony moved to Rochester and Nicholas
stayed near Farnham.

Camille Santoro ciesla

Re: Salamone from casteltermini(sicily)

innaig1 — 2006-02-15 11:47:57Z

Hi, this is Giovanni Salamone from Sicily, but now live in Rome. I'm searching parents in U.S. Answer me

Re: Salamone Heritage

innaig1 — 2006-02-15 11:44:59Z

Hi, this Giovanni Salamone, born Italy. I'm searching parents in U.S.

Re: Salamone from casteltermini(sicily)

2004-09-21 19:37:20Z

Do you know if fromGreece?

Salamone - Washington Co., PA

embee491 — 2004-08-19 02:19:35Z

My husband knows little of his Salamone grandparents. Joseph Salamone immigrated as a child. He married Grace (b. 3 Mar 1890) Salamone and lived and died in Canonsburg, PA. Their children: Ross, Joseph, Angelo, Rose, Geraldine, Sam. Any info on the lineage of the family would be appreciated. Thanks