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Re: Galeazzi

davicf — 2013-04-15 17:00:49Z

I have my grandfather's accordian made by your grandfather. My family would like to have it displayed in a museum in California--close by so family-members can view it. Do you have any suggestions? My personal mail is davicf@comcast.net

Busco a mi Abuelo maternal el hombre Josu (Jose) Barreneche Etchéverri

Barreneche_Etcheverri — 2013-02-18 00:45:02Z

Todo los días de mi vida yo recuerdo a mi Abuelo maternal. Un señor educado y abundante quien tenia su esposa legitima y cuatro hijas cuando tuvo una indiscreción con mi Abuela, Francisca "Pachita" Rangel Pimentel, resultando que ella diera luz a una niña en 1957, que es hoy mi madre, Maria Josefa Martha Pimentel quien cumplirá 57 años en Marzo 1ro de 2013.

Yo en mis 33 años recuerdo detalles y momentos en tiempo suspendidos por el dolor y sufrimiento que mi preciosa madre compartió con migo en su agonía y abandono en todos los días de mi existencia. Que es la razón de mi pasión al llegar al paradero de mi Abuelo paternal, el señor del Pais Vasco de Francia, C. Josú Barreneche Etchéverri; y su hermano C. Emilio Barreneche Etchéverri quien huyíerón del los terrenos donde eran propetarios en la Hacienda Huatzimitiro, fuera del pequeño pueblito llamado Pueblo Nuevo el el estado de Guanajuato en México.

Mi Abuela Francisca "Pachita" Rangel Pimentel era una humilde persona de servicio que trabajaba para la familia en la Hacienda como 'mamuca' o 'ama de llaves" y unos dicen que fue amante y cuando otros dícen que se aprovecharón de ella. Lo que sea no es importante hoy, lo que importa es que mi madre nació sin padre, ejemplo o apollo por ningun de sus dos padres carnales. Y fue criada por su Abuela Juana Rangel hasta que mi madre se caso por la iglesia Catolica en Pueblo Nuevo, Guanajuato muy joven. Hasta día, mi madre es una persona devoto a Dios y Jesus Cristo como la Iglesia verdadera y no la falsa que falto en el corazón de su padre o su esposa Maria Del Carmen Aldave del Pais Vasco de España. Las hijas de esta pareja de extranjeros quienes renunciaron el uso de la Hacienda Huatzimitiro en 1958 fue grabado en el gobierno Mexicano así:

(08-08-69 ACUERDO sobre inafectabilidad agrícola del predio constituido por una fracción del denominado Huatzimitiro, en Pueblo Nuevo, Gto., propiedad del C. JosÚ Barreneche Echeverri.(17)
Al margen un sello con el Escudo Nacional, que dice: Estados Unidos Mexicanos.- Presidencia de la República.
VISTO el expediente de inafectabilidad agrícola del predio rústico constituido por una fracción del denominado Huatzimitiro, ubicado en el Municipio de Pueblo Nuevo, del Estado de Guanajuato, propiedad del C. JosÚ Barreneche Echeverri; y

CONSIDERANDO:
Por escrito de fecha 17 de julio de 1958, el señor JosÚ Barreneche Echeverri en su carácter de propietario, solicitó la declaratoria de inafectabilidad para el predio mencionado, cuya superficie es de 106.70-56 hectáreas de temporal, equivalentes a 53.35-28 hectáreas de riego, dentro de las siguientes colindancias: al Norte, pequeñas propiedades, y río de por medio; al Sur, ejido Noria de Mosqueda; al Este, ejido de Noria de Mosqueda y al Oeste, ejido Pueblo Nuevo y propiedades del C. Emilio Barreneche. El promovente comprobó a satisfacción sus derechos de propiedad sobre dicho inmueble y remitió los planos respectivos. La Delegación Agraria correspondiente opinó en sentido favorable y la Dirección General de Inafectabilidad Agrícola y Ganadera del Departamento de Asuntos Agrarios y Colonización en sus verificaciones posteriores han llegado a establecer que no existe problema agrario relacionado con el predio de que se trata. En el presente caso quedan satisfechos los requisitos que estatuye el artículo 294 del Código Agrario en vigor y como el predio aludido tiene una superficie que no excede de los límites que señala el artículo 104 del mismo Ordenamiento, el suscrito, Presidente de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos, con apoyo en las disposiciones invocadas y en los artículos 33 del citado Cuerpo de Leyes y 27 de la Constitución Política del País, tiene a bien dictar el siguiente
ACUERDO:
PRIMERO.- Se declara inafectable para los efectos de dotación y ampliación ejidales o de creación de nuevo centro de población agrícola, la superficie de 106.70-56 Hs. (ciento seis hectáreas, setenta áreas, cincuenta y seis centiáreas) de temporal, equivalentes a 53.35-28 Hs. (cincuenta y tres hectáreas, treinta y cinco áreas, veintiocho centiáreas) de riego, que integran el predio rústico constituido por una fracción del denominado Huatzimitiro, con las colindancias anotadas en el considerando precedente, ubicado en el Municipio de Pueblo Nuevo, del Estado de Guanajuato, propiedad del C. JosÚ Barreneche Echeverri; quedando expresamente entendido que si el beneficiario posee además o adquiere en propiedad otras superficies que sumadas a la que aquí se considera pasen del límite que la Ley señala como inafectable, dichos excedentes podrán ser destinados a satisfacer necesidades agrarias.
SEGUNDO.- Publíquese este Acuerdo en el "Diario Oficial" de la Federación, así como en el Periódico Oficial del Gobierno del Estado de Guanajuato; inscríbase en el Registro Agrario Nacional y expídase el certificado respectivo.
Dado en el Palacio del Poder Ejecutivo de la Unión, en MÚxico, Distrito Federal, a los nueve días del mes de junio de mil novecientos sesenta y nueve.- Gustavo Díaz Ordaz.- Rúbrica.- Presidente Constitucional de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos.- Cúmplase: Norberto Aguirre Palancares.- Rúbrica.- Jefe del Departamento de Asuntos Agrarios y Colonización.)

Tengo varias fotografias de las hijas y esposa de mi abuelo materno, José Barreneche Echeverri, con tres de la fotografias tomadas en Londres ya despues de que fujieron la Hacieda Huatzimitiro cuando las hijas las mandaron a una empleada de la misma Hacienda.

Agradezco toda ayuda al encontrar mi querido Abuelo que me encantaria conocer. Lo mensionado solo son factos y no para dañar el caracter de el y su familia, pero como no tengo ningun otra forma de llegar a el, esto es lo mejor que puedo contar.

(el nieto de Josú Barreneche Echeverri)

jbecheverri@gmail.com

http://jbecheverri.blogspot.com

Swiss Guard

SVENEGONI1 — 2013-01-12 18:45:35Z

I am doing family history and was told of a Great Uncle that served as a Swiss Guard his name is Ceaser Fuse. I don't know when he served, possiably late 1800's early 1900's. Any information would be most helpful.
Thank You

Re: Father Ambrose

LindaW63 — 2012-07-15 00:18:38Z

I was wondering if you were able to contact Fr. Ambrose; he is my uncle. He gave me quite a bit of family research last summer.

Re: Looking for a nun at the vatican.

Champlain9 — 2012-02-17 09:10:13Z

This is the info to contact the pope:

For the Pope
His Holiness
Pope Benedict XVI
Apostolic Palace
00120 Vatican City

I got the info from this page.
Email: benedictxvi@vatican.va

Good luck, if you want me to write the letter for you I will do that for free? Let me know?

Regards

http://saintpetersbasilica.org/contacts.htm

Re: Looking for a nun at the vatican.

immisty038 — 2012-02-16 23:31:12Z

No, I wouldn't even know how to go about it.

Re: Looking for a nun at the vatican.

Champlain9 — 2012-02-16 08:25:09Z

Have you contacted the papal office in the Vatican?

Regards

Re: Galeazzi

egeehern79 — 2011-08-17 15:35:59Z

Let me know if you are still looking for information on the Galeazzis. My family is descended from Giuseppe and Angelo Galeazzi. Giuseppe was an accordion maker in Italy and was awarded a gold medal for his efforts from Victor Emmanuel, the last King of Italy. His cousin was Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi, personal doctor to Pope Pius XII.

Re: Archbishop Piero Marini

judytecson — 2011-06-13 04:50:15Z

I am a fan of Archbishop Piero Marini. He made mass relevant to the changing times. I hardly could relate to masses before 1987, and certainly would not want to hear Latin masses. How could we understand and relate to the Liturgy of the Mass?

North American College; Sullivan

tkthorson — 2010-11-02 19:04:13Z

Does anyone have any advice for research related to the North American College? An ancestor, MICHAEL FRANCIS SULLIVAN (born Grattan Michigan 1865), studied at the NAC in the late 1880s earning his degree in theology. He had earlier studied at the Grand Seminary in Montreal. I would like to research more of his time in Rome. Any suggestions? Any input appreciated.

Re: What was the career of Cardinal Luigi Maglione 1929 to 1939?

AGRANNY10266 — 2010-09-11 09:12:37Z

Cardinal Maglione was my great grandfather Giovanni Miranda Maglione cousin from Napoli, around 1890 moved with family to Ecuador. Looking for relatives!

Re: LANZETTA

budderfly2 — 2010-06-21 11:39:34Z

Hi,

I know that the surname Lanzetti was also changed by a man known as Salvatore Lanzetti. He was a famouse celloist from Naples and when he moved to Turin because of the dilect he changed it from Lancetti to Lanzetti. Lanzetti is my maiden name , I was born in Turin. I hope this helps.

Cheers
Nives

Re: Father Ambrose

xCPBear57x — 2010-03-31 17:59:40Z

I know that this message is from a very long time ago but I've just come across it today and will post what I know in case the original poster is still searching. A man by the name of Fr. Ambrose Wathen has been a monk of St. Joseph Abby in St. Benedict, LA for the past 50 years. During that time he has taught in Rome. Abbey contact information can be found at saintjosephabbey.com

In God's love,

Looking for a nun at the vatican.

immisty038 — 2010-02-09 23:01:24Z

I am looking for a nun, born in Cincinnati HAMILTON CO. OH
step-daughter of my gr aunt Delma FOX. I only remember
her father being called Foxy.
I don't remember her name, or how she ended up in Rome,
as I only heard talk of her recently, from my 100 year old
Aunt, Clair Menninger.
I live in Chicago, and only saw Delma and her family, the
Briggs every 5 years or so.
Delma was the daughter of Julius Brieg/Breigs/Briggs and
Stella WRIGHT. She had a sister, Stella, who married
a George? M. and had Judy. They used to call Uncle Julius
Judy also.
Stella Sr. was my grandmother Hazel's sister. They also
had a older sister Grace, mother of Clair Haney Menninger.
Their maiden names were WRIGHT.
I am trying to get info on this nun, name un-known, to
add to our WRIGHT FAMILY TREE.
Does anyone know of a nun in the vatican who was born in
Cincinnati Ohio, USA?
GINNY at vmartinez5946@aol.com

looking for S.M.A. fathers

verchielsangel55 — 2010-01-06 23:21:16Z

to whom it may concern:
i am writting to get info, i have in my family a perpetural mass association rescript from 26 feb. 1865,for one vure frampus. it is for spiritual privileges, for all masses offer by the African Missionaries. he was enrolled by mrs. helen F talunes and family. how do i go about finding out about this person. do you have that kind of info. this goes back to the late 1800's. any thing you can tell i would be grateful. we doing family history and this is part of it. may God bless you richly. respectfully, anne frampus

Can i have more info about these people

rb0728161827 — 2009-11-17 10:19:18Z

Messs

Gaetano Panizzon born in Monte di Malo 1893

sisadsl — 2009-11-10 06:38:53Z

Can anyone direct me to find out how I can obtain Vatican Records of my grandfather who was a guard on the Vatican from around 1919 to 1921

Re: career of Cardinal Maglione

limbo4ever — 2009-08-20 20:52:55Z

Hi!my name is Lamberto and I'm related with the Cardinal Maglione, too!
My great grandfather abd him were cousins..I live in a Town near Naples...i'm from the Maglione's branch that still live in Italy..:-)

I'm happy to see how many Maglione are spread in the American continent!!:-D

Re: career of Cardinal Maglione

cmaglione55 — 2009-04-05 18:03:48Z

My father was his nephew. My father was born in 1910 in Secondigliano, Italy a suburb of Naples at the time. Son of Pietro Maglione (Cardinal's brother) and Ermelinda Canetti or Canneti. My father often talked about his uncle and as a proud catholic used to brag about having family in high places. My father immigrated to Venezuela with his two brothers Guido and Armando and his sisters Yolanda and Eleonora. I am the youngest of 4 and I immigrated to the US (Florida) 33 years ago, have 4 kids and 2 grandkids. I am thrilled to see so many Maglione's in the US. We were the only ones in Venezuela. My father told me that many of his relatives left for the US in the 1920-30's.

Re: VaticanCityGenWeb now on Yahoo Group -- RE: Father Vitus Graffeo

gwntbc1 — 2009-03-20 02:56:09Z

I wish to seek as much information as possible on my Great-Great Uncle Father Vitus Graffeo, 1879-1959. I am aware that he was ordained on 24 May 1902.
George Norris
gwntbc@yahoo.com

RE: Father Vitus Graffeo

gwntbc1 — 2009-03-20 02:44:35Z

I am seeking as much information as possible from Vatican City on my G-G-Uncle Vitus Graffeo, 1879-1959.
George Norris
gwntbc@yahoo.com

Rupinski;Brzezenski;Zakrzewski

ldkrrogers — 2009-02-22 15:05:51Z

Josef Zakrzewski born December 13, 1880 in Warsaw?, Poland. Citizen of Poland, but served in the Russian Army near the Bering Sea during the late 1890's until he escape to Seattle, Washington, USA. He married Bronsislawa Meszuski or Mercinski in Seattle, Washington, USA. She was b. 1882 in Poland.
Jozef Rupinski b. March 1852 in Russia Poland. His father was Stephen Rupinski. He married Veronica Brzezenski on 1880 and came to the USA in 1884 and lived in Alpena, Michigan. Any information on them and their polish ancesters would be greatly appreciated. I believe one or all of them were Catholic. Thank you.

Family

brokenwheel2002 — 2009-02-20 17:38:17Z

My Granfathers name was Domenic Del Bufalo from Rome Italy, born 1880, sister Amelia from Sicily. Any info would be greatly appreciated. E-mail to brokenwheel2002@sbcglobal.net

angeline brusca/ from borgetto sicily

reginabrusca67 — 2009-02-20 13:46:13Z

my grandfather had a sister her name was ANGELINE BRUSCA
FROM BORGETTO SICILY.

the family stories state that she is in the process of being canonized a saint, as before her death she suffered silently praying all the time.

the family also stated that one of the churches in this town are the ones who are trying to get this done.

any information would be appreciated.

my e mail is radd1994@comcast.net

thanks

jean brusca

Re: What was the career of Cardinal Luigi Maglione 1929 to 1939?

mauricevalentine — 2008-12-15 00:26:32Z

. My fathers birth name was Mauro Valentino. He was born to Giovanni Valentino and Maddelena Taverone (or her proper name was Madeline Ivarone, conflict of records from family history and the Immigration Records at Ellis Island, New York What I have learned about his career was through 2 books; Twentieth Century Ponitff The Secret History of Pius XII, by Johm Cornwell.
My father is related on the Valentino family from Casoria, Italy.
I do not have anything to add about Maglione;s family
history. But,I need to learn my grandmother's actual name. Can you help me?
I also am interested in a situation that happened in 1929 between the Cardinal of France and the Vatican in which Maglione was assigned the blame for I asked the Vatican Library, many years ago, if they could direct me to a research source. Never heard from Casoria (or was it Naples) on November 16, 2008, to research my grandmother's records of my fathers birth and/or baptism. Nio reply as yet.
Thank you for reading this message. I can be reached at mauricevalentine@att.net. Please use the phrase CARDINAL MAGLIONE on any correspondence, otherwise I do not open any email from those whom I don't recognize.
Maurice Valentine.

San Clemente Cemetery, Rome

Lithirish — 2008-08-07 20:22:11Z

Does anyone know I might find a relative buried at San Clemente Cemetery in Rome? He was a Dominican priest stationed at the Vatican and born in Tralee, Ireland circa 1856. His Name was Daniel O'Mahony. My e-mail is Lithirish@aol.com

Re: Ragone

nragone_1 — 2007-11-25 16:00:39Z

Just a quick update. My family actually came from Seregno (sp?) I believe. They left Italy via Napoli for the United States.

San Clemente Cemetery

Lithirish — 2007-07-14 16:26:35Z

How might I go about finding a relative of mine who was a priest, stationed in Rome and buried at San Clemente? His name was Daniel O'Mahony born in Ireland about 1856?

William

Re: Galeazzi

Jdill24 — 2007-05-19 12:37:44Z

Thank you for the information. Jeff

Re: Galeazzi

reelsman — 2007-05-19 00:29:47Z

Count Enrico Pietro Galeazzi, the architect, designed the seminary building of the North American College on the Janiculum Hill, not far from St. Peter's basilica. As I remember, he built a sepulcher for himself in the crypt a couple of levels below the chapel; however, I do not know for sure whether or not he was actually entombed there. You can check with the North American College website for confirmation.

Re: LANZETTA

melissa_lieb — 2006-11-12 16:26:35Z

Hi

Would like to ask one question. Does your tree have any of the following from Philadelphia...

A James and Ida Lanzetta who had children: Ernest and Eugene.

Ernest Lanzetta Married Teresa Felici and had children: Ida, Marie, Clara, Viola and Ernest

Re: Archbishop Piero Marini

2006-06-26 19:58:35Z

Please, for me too! I can make wallpaper with his big foto, if its good. I am from Moscow, my site http://benediktxvi.ru
hear many foto the Pope with Marini - fore example

http://benediktxvi.ru/gallery/pols-pilsud/index-pilsud-26-05...

Re: Archbishop Piero Marini

2006-06-21 13:21:33Z

Hello, Gosia, and welcome to the board. I think I speak for vast majority of us, who used to poste here, that of course we are still his fans. The reason we stopped posting is the fact that during that time we got to know each other better and so we started communicating by e-mails, which allows us to exchange much more information and pictures. I guess many things happened during that year, so ask if you want to know anything specific. Yes, sadly he did suffer a heart attack in March and underwent an angioplasty, but fortunatelly he seems to be doing alright now.

Re: Archbishop Piero Marini

2006-06-12 20:51:25Z

Hello
1st Sorry for my english but I just started learn this language, but I understand a lot.
My name is Gosia, and I'm from Poland just like Kasia:)
I'm 23, and today looking for a some information about Piero Marini I found your forum.
But the last post is from last year so I'm thinking do you still are fans of Piero?
Do you have some new informations about him? Is that truth he had a heart attack in march this year?

Luigi Cardinal Maglione

2006-05-03 02:13:27Z

Cardinal Maglione was my great-grandfather's (Pasquale Maglione) brother.

Re: What was the career of Cardinal Luigi Maglione 1929 to 1939?

2006-04-09 23:58:21Z

If you are looking for relatives, you got one. We are related to Luigi Cardinal Maglione.

Peace,
Ed Maglione

Galeazzi

Jdill24 — 2006-04-08 17:27:17Z

Looking for any help on the Galeazzi family. One member was a physician to the Pope and one was an archeitect around the turn of the century. No official date. thank you.

Re: career of Cardinal Maglione

randcw — 2006-02-16 01:38:50Z

My Great Grandmother was also a cousin of Cardinal Maglione. Her name was Teresa Maglione-DiGiacomo
She was born in Casoria, Italy. Does anyone have more infomation
Thank you

Re: What was the career of Cardinal Luigi Maglione 1929 to 1939?

randcw — 2006-02-16 01:22:31Z

September 1, 1920 Cardinal Maglione was appointed as titular archbishop o Caesrea, Palestine and apostolic nuncio to Switzerland. In 1926, he was appointed nuncio to France, and was made a Cardinal Priest in the consistory in 1935.

Cardinal Maglione was my great grandmother Teresa Maglione-Di Giacomo's cousin. Looking for relatives!

I look for for relatives with last name KOMADOWSKI or GMITEREK

2006-02-05 22:27:00Z

Good night
My Name is Adriana Kuligowski
Brazil - Paraná - Curitiba.
It could help me? I am looking for relatives with last name KOMADOWSKI
Information on of Josef Komadowski (my grandfather)
Date of birth: 05/08/1905
Country: Poland, region: Lubaczow, province: Lwos, city: Narol - Wies
Parents: Jan Komadowski and Rozalii Pigulow.
Brothers: 1 - Maria Komadowska
2 - Jan Komadowski
3 - Wictória Komadowska, married Antonim Swietojanskim having a called son: Bronislawa Swietojanskiego.
4 - Katarzyna Komadowska, married Michael Gmiterk, having a called son: Jan Gmiterek.
Arrived in Brazil: Approximately in the year of 1930.
Commentaries: In my research that does not have peoples with the last name of Komadowski in Brazil, consequently because it only had
women as children, its name of the last one did not have continuation. Sending in the annex of the photos of Josef Komadowski and two of its sisters.
Little that we know of its family, the contact was lost approximately in the year of 1960.Desde then that we are in the search of possible relatives.

My compliments
Cordial
Adriana Kuligowski

Re: Cardinal Christoph Schonborn

2006-01-15 00:02:53Z

Hi Adelina, you know this site?
http://www.cardinalschonborn.com/

Enjoy it.
Jessica

Re: Family

marcois — 2005-12-08 21:48:50Z

I saw you are researching marcois and faraclas. I have realtives with both those names, and am trying to learn more about them. nicolas anthony marcois was my grandfather - born in Greece (Tinos), came to the U.S. Lived in NJ, died in CA.

[ADMIN] Re: VaticanCityGenWeb now on Yahoo Group

gehrer — 2005-11-26 23:51:53Z

This site is of course NOT moving, or trying to do so.

It is an attempt of somebody to "catch" subscribers and attract those to another group, hosted somewhere else.

The Ancestry Message Board and Rootsweb List Maintainer.

VaticanCityGenWeb now on Yahoo Group

2005-09-18 17:07:09Z

Hello,

This website is moving to: http://groups.yahoo.com/vaticancitygenweb

Thanks,
Todd
VaticanCityGenWeb moderator

Re: Archbishop Piero Marini

2005-07-08 17:57:10Z

I just finished watching a press conference from the 4 of april when marini with navarro-valls explained the process of the funeral and conclave.I think it is interesting because Piero speaks a lot (this was the first time I heard his voice).It is on the www.vatican.va site(thanks to Tina for telling me about it).
hmmmm....I say we call him(ok,my mom told me to do that and she's smart so....).

Re: Archbishop Piero Marini

2005-07-08 17:01:18Z

it would be a great idea.
But what will we write to him?
It's interesting that almost all of his fans from Central-East Europe:-)

Re: Archbishop Piero Marini

2005-07-07 15:31:37Z

hi Tina!! It's great to have you here and I am very happy to see that there are more and more Piero Marini fans showing up from around the world.Well,my name is Adelina and I am from Romania.

Re: Archbishop Piero Marini

2005-07-06 18:03:24Z

Hi, everyone! My name is Tina and I live in Slovenia. I`m a great fan of abp. Piero Marini and his work aswell. He was in my country twice, in 1996 and again in 1999. I found the address of his office on the internet. I regret it`s not an e-mail but better than nothing. Here it is: Office of the liturgical celebrations of the supreme pontiff, Palazzo Apostolico Vaticano, 00120 Citta del Vaticano, with a telephone and fax number: tel: (0-6)69-88-32-53 or (0-6)69-88-52-64, fax: (0-6)69-88-54-12. Hope that helps a bit. Maybe we can send fax or try our luck on the phone, because I think he really should know how we appreciate what he does. Any volunteers :-)

Re: Archbishop Piero Marini

2005-07-06 13:16:26Z

wow,that is polish?I am curious what u said asia?anyway,welcome!

Re: Archbishop Piero Marini

2005-07-05 21:31:21Z

hej Kasia!
widzę, że sporo interesujesz się sylwetką bp Mariniego...to tak jak ja. Szukam informacji, fotek...wyczytałam że masz jakieś Jego dobrej jakości zdjęcie ? czy możesz się podzielić ? i jeszcze mam jedno pytanko: czy znalazłaś adres e-mail biskupa ? bo ja szukam i tam gdzie kiedyś był, teraz nie ma :-( mam nadzieje że się odezwiesz !