Hi Connie,
You can email me directly at
welliec5@netzero.net. I do have some bad news however. My great Grandfather Joseph, was born in 1867. His older brother Antonino was born in 1865 and his younger brother Pasquale was born in 1881. There may have been more but these three emigrated to Chicago. They were married in Caccamo and brought there wives and at least some of the their children were born there also. My grandmother was 8 when she arrived. Fortunately I had my grandmother for a long time. She until 1 week before her 102nd birthday!!!!! I was the listener and she was the storyteller. I just wish I was more inquisitive at the time.
Also another fact that you need to know about names...
They strictly followed a priority name list so as not to insult relatives. The first son was named after the paternal grandfather, the second son was named after his maternal grandfather, the second son was named after the paternal oldest uncle and so on. This also held true for the daughters. So if your father was the oldest, he was assurdedly named after is grandfather so you know his name.
My great grandfather Guiseppe was named after his maternal grandfather(Guiseppe Fusco) and his oldest brother Antonino, was named after his grandfather and father because my great father's first son was named after his grandfather and he was called Antonino also. So my Pusateri line goes as such, with out know dates Antonino/Guiseppe/Antonino/Guiseppe/Proviedenza(Frida)Pusateri-Carollo.
Unless these names are familiar in the time frames. I don't know where as I don't have a family tree listed so cousins tried but stopped and never tried to step on there work and worked on my maternal side of my family. However, there are a lot of Pusateris as my grandparents emigrate with 4 children and had 5 more after they got here. My great grandmother's maiden name was Fusco if that rings any bells!