Feraco - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: FERACO

feraco33 — 2012-01-29 19:15:05Z

Hi Kristie Lynn,

I am Elisabeth's uncle David and Angelo was my uncle. He was married to a woman named Carolyn but her last name escapes me. I do recall that we did have relatives with the last name Serra however. As the years go by and the older more knowledgeable family members pass away it becomes harder and harder to know just who is related to whom! I hope to get a handle on it one day and hopefully connect with some extended family one day.

Best to you.
David

Re: FERACO

KristieLynn76 — 2012-01-29 15:34:59Z

Hi Elisabeth, Was your g-Uncle Angelo married to Christine Serra?
I am also related to the Feraco's in Westerly.

Re: FERACO

elisabethmessenger — 2012-01-02 03:03:27Z

Hi!
My name is Elisabeth, and my uncle David posted earlier in this thread. After I read your post, I wanted to add that our family settled in westerly, to, when they came over from acri. From what I know, there are two Feraco families in acri, but they may not have been related. Also, I'm pretty sure my great-uncle was an Angelo, though I dont know if they're the same one.

Re: Feraco's

elisabethmessenger — 2011-02-15 03:20:27Z

Hi Lou, Bob and Kara,

I'm yet another cousin...apparently we like to research our family tree. I have been researching our Feraco's from Acri for some time now. Between what I've found here, along with notes from my mother's cousin from a visit to Acri years ago, here is what I have found:

Cosimo was actually a triplet, the girl died at birth, along with their mother, and his twin was named Damiano. Their father was Luigi Feraco. Their mother was Nicollina maria Longobucco. From what Damiano's family has told us, Luigi remarried to a woman who did not want boys. So their grandfather (also named Luigi), raised them. We're still not 200% sure they were originally from Acri.

Lou's Luigi may be either Cosimo's father or grandfather.

In addition, someone I met on here sent me copies of the birth and marriage records for Cosimo and Filomena. Kara, I sent them to your mom, Bob, if you want them, I can forward them along.

Re: Feraco/Luzzi in Acri

rjkielt1 — 2010-08-08 20:46:45Z

I have Giuseppa Feraco 1834 married to Carmine Luzzi, they had 10 kids-from Acri
Angelo Feraco married to Maria Corina
thanks donna
treqtrital@att.net

Re: Feracos in Norway

alienbob21 — 2010-07-26 16:52:57Z

According to my family history Luigi Feraco is from Acri, Italy and he is my Great Uncle I believe. My grandfather is Fiori Feraco and Great Grand Father is Cosmo Feraco. I have more information on my family history but I'm at the office right now and don't have it with me.

Re: Feraco's

alienbob21 — 2010-07-26 16:16:58Z

Hello Lou,
Kara is my cousin and I too am from Massachusetts. From my family records that I have I'm showing that Luigi is Cosimo's twin brother I believe. So that would make Luigi my Great Grand Uncle so you may in fact be one of my distant cousins. :)

Re: FERACO IN EDMONTON, ALBERTA, CANADA

louf177 — 2009-05-25 18:32:22Z

Hi Robert this sure is funny i was just looking over some of the comments and there is one that you recieved which is from my first cousin Edda i'm also from Ottawa Ontario it would be nice if you could let me know if we are related somehow i did find a few more feraco's her is who i have located Kara Feraco, Angie Feraco, luana Feraco they are in the usa anyway please keep in touch my e-mail address is louf@mortgagebrokersottawa.com

Lou

Re: Feraco's

louf177 — 2009-05-25 18:20:16Z

Hi Kara my name is Lou Feraco and live in Nepean Ontario Canada my parents are from Aeiollo in Cosanza my grandfathers name was Luigi Feraco it would be nice to know if we are related somehow as there seems to be alot of us around Canada and the USA.

talk to you soon

Lou Feraco

Re: Feraco/Luzzi in Acri

alienbob21 — 2009-04-14 14:14:18Z

I have some information on the Feraco family. I am at the office and do not have it here with me but I'll send information if you would like it. you can contact me at alienbob21@gmail.com
I talked to my dad last night and he gave me a good amount of information about the Feraco family in Acri. I do know my Great Grandfather is Cosmo Feraco and my grandfather was Fiori Feraco.

Re: Feraco's

feraco82 — 2008-04-16 12:12:20Z

Ciao,stavo navigando in internet ed ho visto il tuo messaggio.Non so se siamo parenti,ma anche io sono Feraco,e mio papà è originario di Acri.Ora io vivo in Lombardia nel nord Italia.

Re: FERACO

mferaco973 — 2008-02-28 20:25:38Z

I'am Matthew Feraco living in CT, but my family lives in Brewster NY. My father is Joe Feraco about to 60 and his brother is Frank Feraco. Not sure if they are realted to any of you guys!

Re: Feraco/Luzzi in Acri

tambradavis1 — 2006-05-28 18:18:35Z

Hello Charles,

I am also researching the Turano name from Acri and San Demetrio Corone, Cosenza, Calabria.

My stepfather was the great-grandson of Nicola and Angela Turano (Arberesh descent). Nicola had quite a few children, and several moved to New York around 1905, among them Demetrio, Dominico and Ernesto (Nestie). Demetrio married Rosa Gabriele from Acri.

Do we have a connection here?

Tambra Turano-Davis

Feraco/Luzzi in Acri

Raymond_Kielt — 2004-07-06 23:23:03Z

Giuseppa Feraco married Carmine Luzzi in 1849
their children were
Nunziata b. 1850, Cosmo b. 1853, Aquilina abt 1855, Luisa ab. 1858, Gennaro b. 1868, Teresa b. 1872, Nunziato b. 1875
married into this family are Bsignano, Gabriele, Ferraro, Corina-does anyone have information on this family??
treqtrital@att.net

Re: Feraco/Luzzi in Acri

Raymond_Kielt — 2004-07-06 23:23:03Z

I answered your personal email
I have no other info on the Feraco or Ferraro surname
donna

Re: Feraco/Luzzi in Acri

2004-03-26 18:10:03Z

Hello!
I have alot of surnames on my fathers side from Acri.
One is FERACO.
I have a Nunziata Feraco, who married Michele PAVANO (b1847) One of their kids was Nicola Pavano (b1875) My
great Grandfather. Could this be your Nunziata Feraco?
Hope we are connected somehow!
Other names from my family, All Acri...

Rosa, Longobardi, Turano, Ferraro, Naccarato & DeBartolo

Re: FERACO

2003-12-14 17:42:04Z

Kim did you recieve the obit that i e mailed you?

Feraco's

2003-10-11 05:54:37Z

Hi my name is Kara Feraco. I live in the state of Massachusetts, USA. I'm trying to find out more information on my family. My grandfather's name was Fiori Feraco and he was born in America. He was born between in the late teen's - early twenties, not quite sure. His father and mother were from Acri, Italy. My great grandfather's name was Cosimo and his wife's name was Fillimina. Cosimo also had a twin brother. I would really like to hear from anyone who thinks we might be related!

Re: FERACO

gryferaco — 2003-09-11 19:10:05Z

Hello! I am married to Vincenzo Feraco born in Acri Italy and we are looking for family we know we have in America.My father in law`s name was also Vincenzo as his father too.He came from America to Italy leaving behind his first family.In Acri married again. and my father in law was his only child from the new marrige.My father in law merried Rosa De Simone and they got 5 children(boys).Antonio, Rosario,Vincenzo,Angelo,Alfredo. I am married to Vincenzo, and we have 2 sons, Gianni and Tony. If you want to know more about us ,you can contact me.
Sincerly Gry Feraco

Re: FERACO

2003-06-09 03:21:30Z

Al,
I apologize for the delay in my response- my previous email address was no longer behaving so I now can be reached at: kimambot@hotmail.com. I just discovered your posting today and was thrilled to find a connection! Please forward me the obituary you mentioned and let's connect to sort out our connection! I just made significant progress today, in fact, in tracing that "branch" of my family tree, so I may have information that is of interest to you. I look forward to hearing from you!
Kimberly Anna Gagliardo

Re: FERACO

2003-05-09 20:56:09Z

Hi Kim, Well it seems to me my grandfather and your greatgrandfather were brothers, with a sister Christina wife of Angelo Feraco. I have a obituary of their double funeral that I would like to send you. It is strange my grandmother being a Feraco and marrying a Serra. I also remember going to a Serra family reuinion in Wersterly R.I. where my father had a large number of cousins and uncles and aunts. I have a bit more info if you are interested.

Al Serra

Re: FERACO

kgagliardo40 — 2003-04-24 01:00:00Z

Dear Albert,
I thought I'd write because we have names and a town in common, at least! I live in Connecticut and my great-grandmother's name was Christine Serra (she was said to be from Acri, Calabria & came here in 1905, & settled in CT.) She lived from 5/24/1880 - 9/1973. She had a sister Maria (sp?), who we didn't know. (Her parents were Josephine Sposato and Frank Serra.) Christine Serra married my great-grandfather, Angelo Feraco who lived from 11/6/1881 - 10/1972. He was also said to be from Acri, Calabria & came to the USA in 1903. He had a brother Michael, who we know nothing about. (His parents were Louise Esposato and Carl Feraco.) Christine & Angelo had 7 children: Mary, Carl, Agustine (my godfather), Frank, Anna, and Theresa (my grandmother, who married a Gagliardo). All of these children lived in CT, & Mary is the only still living. If you see any connection, please let me know! Hope to hear from you soon!
-Kimberly Gagliardo

Re: FERACO

2003-01-16 18:55:43Z

Hi Rob:

I received your e-mail message. I tried to e-mail you directly with the following information, but it was returned and marked undeliverable. Is your e-mail address correct. I verified the information about your parents with my dad. We come from a small town on the outskirts of Aiello called Cannavali. According to my father, his father Luigi Feraco (married to Fortunata Feraco) told him that the Feraco family originates from Aiello, but they spread out around the surrounding area. He also remembers hearing that some of the Feraco's did move to Terrati, but even though they were in such close proximity to one another they eventually lost touch; therefore, I think that we may indeed be related somehow. Unfortunately, my Father, who will be 80 years old in August doesn't remember much in the way of names, etc. My mother is also from the Cannavali. Her name is Iolanda (nee Muto). Her parents were Pasquale Muto and Maria Rosaria Rossi. My mother also remembers hearing the name Pino mentioned in the town. Maybe between the two of us we can put a few more pieces of our family tree together. Let me know if your parents remember anything else or if you find out more. Thanks. Edda.

Re: FERACO

2003-01-14 07:12:10Z

I was looking at the Feraco ancestry board and came across your message to Rocco. I thought I would respond to you directly, as I think we may be related (perhaps distantly) in some fashion.

You said that your family came from a small town in southern Italy called Aiello. Having been there a few times, I can tell you that, actually, Aiello is not so small. It would be on the large side for a town in south Italy. In fact, it is considered the "big town" in the area that my mother and father are from.

The thing about your message that jumped out at me is that :

1. Your first name, Edda, that I assume is not too common, is also my mother's name (although her maiden name is Pino). Coincidentally, my mother's family comes from a town called Patricello (I'm not sure about the spelling, but will check with my mom), which is spitting distance from Aiello.

2. You said that "My father, Nicola Feraco was also born it Italy. He comes from a small town near Aiello, Calabro in the province of Cosenza in Calabria." This is, in fact, the exact same thing I would say. That is, my father's name is Nicola Feraco. He comes from a small town called Terrati, which is about 5 km from Aiello.
What is the name of the town that your father is from? How old is your father? My dad is turning 70 this year. Is your father of about the same age? I wonder how there could be 2 Nicola Feraco's in such close proximity when they were growing up and likely do not know each other.

Re: FERACO

2003-01-14 07:10:26Z

I was looking at the Feraco ancestry board and came across your message to Rocco. I thought I would respond to you directly, as I think we may be related (perhaps distantly) in some fashion.

You said that your family came from a small town in southern Italy called Aiello. Having been there a few times, I can tell you that, actually, Aiello is not so small. It would be on the large side for a town in south Italy. In fact, it is considered the "big town" in the area that my mother and father are from.

The thing about your message that jumped out at me is that :

1. Your first name, Edda, that I assume is not too common, is also my mother's name (although her maiden name is Pino). Coincidentally, my mother's family comes from a town called Patricello (I'm not sure about the spelling, but will check with my mom), which is spitting distance from Aiello.

2. You said that "My father, Nicola Feraco was also born it Italy. He comes from a small town near Aiello, Calabro in the province of Cosenza in Calabria." This is, in fact, the exact same thing I would say. That is, my father's name is Nicola Feraco. He comes from a small town called Terrati, which is about 5 km from Aiello.

What is the name of the town that your father is from? How old is your father? My dad is turning 70 this year. Is your father of about the same age? I wonder how there could be 2 Nicola Feraco's in such close proximity when they were growing up and likely do not know each other.

Re: FERACO

2003-01-14 07:10:24Z

I was looking at the Feraco ancestry board and came across your message to Rocco. I thought I would respond to you directly, as I think we may be related (perhaps distantly) in some fashion.

You said that your family came from a small town in southern Italy called Aiello. Having been there a few times, I can tell you that, actually, Aiello is not so small. It would be on the large side for a town in south Italy. In fact, it is considered the "big town" in the area that my mother and father are from.

The thing about your message that jumped out at me is that :

1. Your first name, Edda, that I assume is not too common, is also my mother's name (although her maiden name is Pino). Coincidentally, my mother's family comes from a town called Patricello (I'm not sure about the spelling, but will check with my mom), which is spitting distance from Aiello.

2. You said that "My father, Nicola Feraco was also born it Italy. He comes from a small town near Aiello, Calabro in the province of Cosenza in Calabria." This is, in fact, the exact same thing I would say. That is, my father's name is Nicola Feraco. He comes from a small town called Terrati, which is about 5 km from Aiello.

What is the name of the town that your father is from? How old is your father? My dad is turning 70 this year. Is your father of about the same age? I wonder how there could be 2 Nicola Feraco's in such close proximity when they were growing up and likely do not know each other.

Re: FERACO

2003-01-14 07:10:17Z

I was looking at the Feraco ancestry board and came across your message to Rocco. I thought I would respond to you directly, as I think we may be related (perhaps distantly) in some fashion.

You said that your family came from a small town in southern Italy called Aiello. Having been there a few times, I can tell you that, actually, Aiello is not so small. It would be on the large side for a town in south Italy. In fact, it is considered the "big town" in the area that my mother and father are from.

The thing about your message that jumped out at me is that :

1. Your first name, Edda, that I assume is not too common, is also my mother's name (although her maiden name is Pino). Coincidentally, my mother's family comes from a town called Patricello (I'm not sure about the spelling, but will check with my mom), which is spitting distance from Aiello.

2. You said that "My father, Nicola Feraco was also born it Italy. He comes from a small town near Aiello, Calabro in the province of Cosenza in Calabria." This is, in fact, the exact same thing I would say. That is, my father's name is Nicola Feraco. He comes from a small town called Terrati, which is about 5 km from Aiello.

What is the name of the town that your father is from? How old is your father? My dad is turning 70 this year. Is your father of about the same age? I wonder how there could be 2 Nicola Feraco's in such close proximity when they were growing up and likely do not know each other.

Re: FERACO

2003-01-14 07:10:06Z

I was looking at the Feraco ancestry board and came across your message to Rocco. I thought I would respond to you directly, as I think we may be related (perhaps distantly) in some fashion.

You said that your family came from a small town in southern Italy called Aiello. Having been there a few times, I can tell you that, actually, Aiello is not so small. It would be on the large side for a town in south Italy. In fact, it is considered the "big town" in the area that my mother and father are from.

The thing about your message that jumped out at me is that :

1. Your first name, Edda, that I assume is not too common, is also my mother's name (although her maiden name is Pino). Coincidentally, my mother's family comes from a town called Patricello (I'm not sure about the spelling, but will check with my mom), which is spitting distance from Aiello.

2. You said that "My father, Nicola Feraco was also born it Italy. He comes from a small town near Aiello, Calabro in the province of Cosenza in Calabria." This is, in fact, the exact same thing I would say. That is, my father's name is Nicola Feraco. He comes from a small town called Terrati, which is about 5 km from Aiello.

What is the name of the town that your father is from? How old is your father? My dad is turning 70 this year. Is your father of about the same age? I wonder how there could be 2 Nicola Feraco's in such close proximity when they were growing up and likely do not know each other.

Feraco is a Jewish Surname, it comes from Ferach meaning "FLower" in Hebrew

2002-12-13 16:15:26Z

DEAR COUSINS,

OUR SURNAME (FERACO) IS DERIVED FROM THE HEBREW NAME (FERACH) WHICH IN HEBREW IS PRONOUNCED (FERAK). QUITE OFTEN IT IS SPELLED (PERACH) REMEMBERING ALWAYS THAT IN HEBREW THE LETTER "P" IS PRONOUNCED EXACTLY LIKE OUR ENGLISH "F". (FERACH) OR (PERACH) MEANS "FLOWER" IN HEBREW. SO THERE YOU HAVE IT !! WE ARE JEWISH !!

GOD BLESS YOU ALL!! & SHALOM !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Re: FERACO

butch_at_home — 2002-07-25 21:18:22Z

my grandmothers maiden name was feraco and she was born in acri provenza calabria in 1900. she came to worcester mass and married into the serra, she passed away in 1970. there are a number of feraco's in worcester, my grandmother has a sister still living here. unfortunatly my father and his brother are gone now so i can't get much info for you. but do know that a nephew of hers now deceased owned a funeral parlor. we may be cousins. my grandmother name was mary ( angela marie ) her sons names were albert and frank if i can be of any help to let me know.

Re: FERACO

feraco33 — 2002-07-16 10:58:04Z

Hello All, my name is David and I live in Massachusetts along with my siblings. My grandparents are from Acri,Italy which is located in Calabria. When they came to America they settled in Rhode Island and I have an aunt and uncle along with some cousins still there. I also have relatives in New York.My dad settled in Mass after his time in the service. We have met very few people with the last name Feraco and so I decided to respond here. My grandfather was a twin and his name was Cosimo and my grandmother's name was Philomena. I can't remember her maiden name. Well,that's it for now but would love to hear from other Feracos.

Re: Feracos in Norway

feraco33 — 2002-07-16 10:58:04Z

Hello Gianni, my name is David and my grandfather also came from Acri. He was a twin and I believe his brother never made it over here to the US. I live in Boston,Massachusetts. My dad Fiori had 2 brothers and a sister. All came here to the US and my uncle Armando settled in New York while my uncle Angelo and aunt Annunziata remained in Rhode Island. I'm sure we must have a common relative. I've not been but my cousin visited our relatives in Acri a few years back and I plan on visiting next year. Hope all is well with you and yours and would be interested in hearing from you sometime.

David

Re: Feracos in Norway/USA/Canada/ ITALY

Feraco — 2002-07-08 12:17:46Z

Hi David, Robert, Paul, Rocco and Edda
(I’m putting all your names on the replay because you all live in the US/Canada and probably are in touch often J so this is for the Group)

Nise to hear from another Feraco, I have been to Acri every year from 0-now and know the please fairly well. I have talked to my father and he sees there where 2 families named Feraco in Acri, he is not sure it they are related, and this hase been a question that no one have an answer for yet. It can been that we only share a name like her in Norway many are named Olsen ore Hansen (common Norwegian name) but it may be possible to find out. I’m going down there for vacation this summer and mayby I can fined a clue :)
I’m putting all your names on the replay because you all live in the US/Canada and probably are in touch often J so this is for the Group

Gianni

Re: FERACO

2002-06-26 17:04:50Z

Hi Rocco.

My name is Edda -- my maiden name is Feraco. I am very interested in learning about the Feraco's too. My father, Nicola Feraco was also born it Italy. He comes from a small town near Aiello, Calabro in the province of Cosenza in Calabria. We now reside in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. I hope you will let me know if you hear of any other Feraco's out there. Regards. Edda.

Re: FERACO IN EDMONTON, ALBERTA, CANADA

2002-06-26 17:00:00Z

Hi There:

This is quite a coincidence. You will never believe this, but my name is Edda and my maiden name is Feraco. Not only am I in shock that there is another Edda (not a very common name), she happens to be a Feraco too. Ironically, my father's name is Nicola Feraco. He too was born in Aiello, Calabro, in the province of Cosenza. His father was Luigi Feraco. I wonder if we are somehow related. Please let me know if you have any further information, as I am very interested in learning more about our name, ancestry and any other potential family members. By the way I live in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

Re: Feracos in Norway

2002-06-26 16:53:52Z

Hi Gianni:

I live in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. My maiden name is Feraco. Ironically, my family also has a large male population. I have 3 brothers and no sisters. I am also of Italian origin and am interested in locating any other family members. My father's name is Nicola Feraco. He was born in Aiello, Calabro,Cosenza, Italy, also from the region of acri. His father's name was Luigi Feraco -- he married Fortunata Feraco. They had ten children. Apparently, my grandfather, Luigi went to the U.S.A. in 1904. He lived in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania for 20 years, before he returned to Italy. I wonder if we are somehow related. Unfortunately, my father knows very little about his family background. Please let me know if you have any more information. Thanks. Edda.

Re: family tree

2002-05-22 18:22:25Z

Hi Paul:

My maiden name is Feraco. I am interested in learning more about my heritage. Although I live in Ottawa, Canada, my parents are Italian. They are originally from a small town in Southern Italy called Aiello, Calabro in the province of Cosenza, in Calabria. I was wondering if perhaps your family comes from the same area. Please let me know. Thanks. Edda.

Re: family tree

2002-04-18 01:03:47Z

Dear Paul,
I am wondering if you are part of the Feraco line who's father was Paul Edward Feraco and mom was Agnes. If so please get in touch with me. I am researching the Witczak line and your grandma was a Witczak. I can be reached via email at: horseandbuggy@juno.com
Thanks Your cousin, Shawn

FERACO'S in Utah

runners9 — 2002-04-13 18:14:46Z

I am a Feraco from Utah. A very strange combination; but there are several of our "clan" in these parts. My grandfather is the 'elder' Feraco in Utah, at 80 years. He's lived in Utah most of his life, and actually seems to like the place. I myself just moved back to Utah from Seattle and my husband and I hope to move back soon to the Northwest.

I am not sure where my great grandfather originated from in Italy, but I hope to find out.

Feracos in Norway

Feraco — 2002-01-14 06:58:20Z

Hello all Feracos out ther.
My Name is Gianni Feraco and I am a computer sales rep for HP in Oslo, Norway
I was born in Lillehammer, Norway but am now living in Oslo the capital of Norway. I have a brother to who lives her also.
My dad (Tullio Giuseppe Benito Feraco) came her from Italy (just coincidental, its a long story ) and married my mom (Gry Feraco ) who is an Norwegian.
My dad is one of 5 brothers who live in different places in the world. 2 her in Norway, 1 In Switzerland, and 2 in Italy one in Bologna and one in the city of origin Acri. It seems we have a genetic preposition to the male gene because we only give birth to boys. How ever my cousin Alessandro just hade the first girl child in about 100-150 years. All of the five brothers have all had boys.
2 her in Norway, 1 In Switzerland, and 2 in Italy one in Bologna and one in the city of origin Acri.
My grand dad lived in Acri most of his life and as fare as I now came over from the US whit my grate grand father (it is a very exiting story on how we came back to Italy, but I must have it told to me by my father before I can post it.
As fare as I now we come from Italy and went over to the US, but returned 100-150 years ago.
My grand dad talked about his brother who lived in New York but I have not been able to find out more, because the address and the name of his children went lost when he died.
I am very interested in cheering any info on the Feraco family white members of It in other countries and maybe we can find our origins.

FERACO IN EDMONTON, ALBERTA, CANADA

2001-11-15 21:58:31Z

My name is Robert Feraco. I am a lawyer in Edmonton (Home of the Oilers). I was born and raised here, although my family originates from (surprise, surprise)...Italy. My parents, Nicola and Edda (nee Pino) Feraco were born in Italy and immigrated to Canada in the late 1950's. My paternal grandparents (Guiseppe and Teresa Feraco)are from Terrati (near Lago) in the province of Cosenza. I did not know my great grandparents, however, I understand that they were also from Terrati.

My grandfather, Guiseppe Feraco, passed away a few years ago in Terrati. My grandmother, Teresa, still lives there.

Guiseppe and Teresa had 5 children, of which my father, Nicola, is the oldest. He was followed by Carmine (also of Edmonton), Maria (who passed away in Edmonton about 10 years ago), Franco (of Cosenza, Italy) and Lina (now an Alto-Italiana living in Veneto).

My parents have 5 children:
Cathy (in Edmonton, born 1959)
Joe (in Edmonton, born 1962)
Robert (that's me, born 1964)
Sandra (now a Floridian, born 1969)
David (in Edmonton, born 1973).

I am going to get some information about my Great Grandma and Grandpa Feraco from my father and will post the same later.

family tree

2001-11-13 00:25:31Z

hello to all
just wanted to let you now I would like to talk about the family and get to now our family tree.

hope to here from you
paul feraco

FERACO

roccoferaco — 2001-11-10 23:56:36Z

HI, MY NAME IS "ROCCO FERACO" AND I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM ALL YOU FERACO'S OUT THERE!! AS I AM AWARE THERE ARE MANY FERACO FAMILIES RESIDING IN USA, CANADA, & ITALY. MY ANCESTORS ORIGINATED FROM THE VILLAGES OF "CORIGLIANO CALABRO" & "ROSSANO" THESE VILLAGES ARE BOTH SITUATED ON THE IONIAN COAST OF THE REGION CALLED "CALABRIA". PLEASE LETS UNITE ALL THE (FERACO) CLAN HERE ON THE { FERACO MESSAGE BOARD } GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!