Yes, Saviano is nearby Scisciano-Maiglian-Nola

Caliendo is also spanish -remember Spain settled in Italia as well.

Hello, Sebastiano...

My nonno came from napoli. His name was Alessandro Caliendo and he was the 8th of nine brothers. Alex and his wife, my nonna, emigrated to New York from Pavia after WWII.

Hi!
I know youre post was rather old..and i hope you get this email.. I am a Caliendo and my family originates from Marigliano, Italy! Im not sure if you'll get this..but if you do.. i would love to talk!

Hello,
My father is from Faibano, the town next door to Marigliano! I too am a Caliendo

Hi - I saw your post, where are you from in the states?

My Grandparents are from Marigliano. I'm trying to find info on them. They are not Caliendo. They are Alise and LoSapio. Just thought you might know the names.
Thanks so much.
Diane

Hi, I married into the Caliendo family in London England, my wife's Grandfather was Basilio Caliendo, his mothers name was Filoma and they originated in Saviano near Naples she was born in 1847, she must have left England after 1911 as she was registered as living in her son's house at the time of that Census, there were 27 Caliendo's living in London in Holborn and St Marylebone (that is our family), and her son Basilio lived in London England, he was a boot repairer and his 5 surviving children with my wife's Grandmother Elizabeth Annie Beale, were son Basilio born 1905, Florence, Rose, Ivy and the youngest Arthur was born in 1919, all are now deceased, my wife Valerie has a brother Roy - he lives in Pietranico near Pescara, Abruzzo.

I know that this is quite sometime after your original posting but if you wish to contact me you will be welcome.

Regards Lionel Clover

Hi Lionel,

I was looking for the origins of my Mothers family and came across your post. My Mums maiden name is Caliendo and her Father was Alexander Caliendo who is your wife's fathers (Basilio Caliendo) cousin. Therefore your wife Valerie is my Mothers second cousin I think, which would make your wife my Aunt of some sort I think. Be great to discuss this further as my Mum has always wanted to try and trace her relatives and was very excited this evening when we found your post as she remembers your wifes father as they used to call him Busie.

Look forward to speaking to you soon, we live in London dont know where you are but would be good to meet.

You would not imagine but this was one of the first posts I went to so its was quite uncanny that it matches up what was on the 1911 census for London.

Kind regards

Anthony Cresswell son of Josephine Caliendo now Cresswell

Message to Anthony Cresswell, my telephone number is 015256351550 and we live in Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire. The info you have is slightly inaccurate, I will detail below more info for your family:

Filoma Caliendo (maiden name unknown) born in Naples (don't know her husbands name, he was obviously the Caliendo from Saviano, Naples. Her son was Basilio born 1871 died 1921 (Buzzy), he married Annie Elizabeth Beale 1881-1963 they had 5 surviving children (they also had approx 8 other pregancies none of which lived more than a few days/weeks - not registered): Basilio Caliendo b1905 d1984 (batchelor) Florence b1912 married to Orfilio Costantini both of them died in Roma, Rose Caliendo b1914 married to Samuel Mason, Ivy Caliendo b1916 d2002 married to George Ezra 1910-2005 and Arthur Frederick b1919-1988 married Edith Tansley 1919-2006 they were my wife's parents, her name is Valerie b1942 they also had Linda b1945, Roy b1949 and Antonia b1957, all four survive. They all had children and so did the Uncles & Aunts except Basilio (Buzzy) he spent his young life bringing up the others (Florence, Rose, Ivy and Arthur) thats why he remained a batchelor - he encouraged all the family and sadly died in a road accident in Dunstable. I got the details of Filoma on the 1911 Census - we had never heard her name before, other details are vague as we believe she was just visiting London at that time. Call me if you read this for a chat. Best Regards Lionel