Scarpino - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Scapino/Scarpino

stephenj11 — 2007-10-08 23:42:24Z

believe the first name was franco . Was held at loughborough prisoner of war camp during world war II. Any info would be very helpfull.......thanks

Scarpino family from Bianchi

MargaretWatkins56 — 2005-02-02 06:05:14Z

This is for Susan. - I have some interest in the Scarpino name. Do any of your Scarpino's marry a Marchio?

Dominick Scarpino

scarpino76 — 2004-09-10 03:01:29Z

He was my grandfathers brother. Who knows more about this family. I know they grew up in niagara falls ny. There was Joe Scarpino, deceased about 10 years, Ann, deceased last year, Gerry, still living. Mothers maiden name critelli

Re: Scarpino family from Bianchi

mail2me159 — 2004-09-05 10:56:22Z

Hey ;)

I´ve contact to them. The doughter di Saverio is my best friend since 30 Jears. They come from Bianchi/Palinudo in La Sila Calabria. Please tell me all you know.

Pleas contact me, Florentine.

Re: Dominick Scarpino

IACCofIA — 2004-07-28 13:20:26Z

Do you have any family info on Dominick Scarpino?

Scarpino family from Bianchi

IACCofIA — 2004-07-28 13:20:26Z

Scarpino/DeFazio/Elia from Bianchi. I have alot of info on these familes. If anyone is connected, pls contact me.

Dominick Scarpino

kalotac — 2001-12-08 23:17:08Z

24 September 1927 Evening News of the Tonawandas
Niagara Falls Drowns at Ann Arbor
Dominick Scarpino, 20 years old, of Niagara Falls was drowned last Sunday, while swimming in a lake at Ann Arbor, Mich., where he attended the University of Michigan, and the body was not recovered until Thursday afternoon, when it was sent to his home. The funeral takes place today. More than two hundred students at the university joined in the search for the young student, who was a member of this year's sophomore class. The body was recovered about a mile from where the accident occurred, carried there by the strong under-current. The boy was a graduate of the Niagara Falls high school, where he was prominent in athletics. During his first year at University of Michigan he made excellent progress.