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Re: Quattrociocchi, Veroli and Italy

AdeleQuattrociocchi — 2013-01-05 11:53:22Z

Hello Amelia, sorry for the delay I am answering you. I am looking for my relative, Giovanni Quattrociocchi a priest that came to Argentina or America.
Amelia,in which Country are you? Tell me about your relatives in Veroli, I have relatives in Veroli too, in Santa Francesca.
I am on Facebook and I have a Club of the Quattrociocchi in the world.
Look for Adele Quattrociocchi.
Have a nice time.
Adele

Re: Quattrociocchi, Veroli and Italy

AdeleQuattrociocchi — 2013-01-05 11:50:20Z

Hello Marina, sorry for the delay I am answering you. I am looking for my rekative, Giovanni Quattrociocchi a priest that came to Argentina or America. I don't know, probably Argentina. He left the cassock and he had two children Leopoldo and Anna Maria.
But i don't know anything about them. Could you help me?
Marina, who are your relatives in Veroli, I have relatives in Veroli too, in Santa Francesca.
Have a nice time.
Adele

Re: Quattrociocchi, Veroli and Italy

mrsaqt — 2011-04-02 16:55:52Z

Hi Adele. How are you? My name is Amelia Quattrociocchi. My father's name was Gasperino Quattrociocchi, from Santa Francesca,and my mothers name was Geltruda Quattrociocchi from Scfelli. My father came here in 1952 and my mother , My brother and I came in 1953. What were our parents names? Hope to hear from you soon and keep in touch. Are you on facebook? My husband still has a brother in Italy. His Name is Michele and his wife's name is Palmira, also from Santa Francesca. My husband's father's name was Umberto and his mother Maria... Take care Amelia

Re: Quattrociocchi, Veroli and Italy

ggshoeman — 2010-09-15 04:34:13Z

My grandfathers name was Michael (Michele( Quattrociocchi born in 1877. He returned to Italy heading to Veroli we think in the spring of 1920. Grandmothers name was Angelina (Angelica) but did in Toronto Canada in 1920. He also took one son back with him at the time.

Re: Quattrociocchi, Veroli and Italy

mari876 — 2010-07-14 11:02:36Z

Hello adele, my mane is marina cuattrocciochi, im from argentina, my grandfather came from veroli in 1925, his mane is Gerardo Quattrociocchi. In Argentina someone change his last name to CUATTROCCIOCHI.
Now im trying to now my relatives. My sister will travel to italy this summer to meet our relatives living in Veroli.
Any information that you now about this i will apreciate your help. thanks

Re: Quattrociocchi, Veroli and Italy

Tvllivs — 2010-03-09 10:29:40Z

Ms. Whitney,

I cannot help you with your family history except to tell you that the correct name of your ancestral town is Isola del Liri.

Alan Tullio

Re: I THINK THERE MIGHT BE A LINK HERE 2

lbanks133 — 2009-01-06 22:38:38Z

The restaurant was originally owned, conceived and named by Monty Banks, the film executive and comedian. He was my Grandfather. Let's get in touch. Laird Banks lbanks@nyc.rr.com

Re: Giovanni Quattrociocchi >Italy

massimoquattrociocchi — 2008-10-29 09:27:19Z

hi...
My name is Massimo.. and i just saw your message now..
My second name is Quattrociocchi and i'm 33 yr old..
Born in Rome in 1975 My dad name was Luigi born in february 1939 my gran dad's name was Giovanni but i don't now if is the same person you're talking about..
well anyway my last name is the same of yours so probably we are close relatives..
nice to talk to you anyway..
bye...
Massimo Quattrociocchi

Re: Quattrociocchi, Veroli and Italy

ntwhit — 2008-10-23 19:14:05Z

Dear Adele,
My name is Laura Whitney. My grandfather, Domenico Pagliaroli, was born in Isola di Liris (not sure of spelling?) in 1887. I remember my grandfather talking about a priest, Father Quattrociocchi, with great respect. Grampy said it was Father Quattrociocchi who made his immigration to the United States possible. I don't know the details, but probably he helped with money and filling out papers, since my grandfather could not read or write very well. I think my grandfather's mother's name was Angeline, and he had between 10 and 15 brothers and sisters. He was the oldest. Grampy remembers having a donkey when he was 9 years old, and loading bits of wood on the donkey to take down the hills to the paper mill on the Isola. Grampy also had a favorite little sister, Virginia, who later became a nun by the name of Suora Natalina. She worked as a nurse in the Military Hospital of Roma. 65 years after he said goodbye to her, I went to Italy at the age of 15 years and found her, and many other relatives. She was so sweet.
If you know of any history of the Pagliaroli family on Isola di Liris, perhaps you could let me know. Good luck on your family search.
Best Regards,
Laura Whitney

Re: I THINK THERE MIGHT BE A LINK HERE 2

paisan2u — 2007-08-14 16:33:18Z

Is the Pietro Quattrociocchi linked to the Niccolo Quattrociocchi of the El Borracho restaurant? I understand his and his father's name was Pietro.
I was named after Niccolo Q., my father's cousin.
Nick Q.

Re: Quattrociocchi, Veroli and Italy

AQUATTROCIO66 — 2007-08-02 11:51:34Z

Hello dear!!
I'm here!!
I've received your post and I'm waiting for further news from you!!

Adele

Re: Quattrociocchi, Veroli and Italy

ksheehan37 — 2007-07-26 23:35:29Z

Your message was left several years ago and I hope you receive this reply.

My family is also Quattrociocchi from Veroli, Italy. My Nonna's family was Quattrociocchi - her father was Michael Quattrociocchi born 1877 in Veroli. He worked for Orsini Construction. He married Angelina Tamburini and they had 6 kids. Philomena, Claudia (my nonna), Alfred, Giulia, Mary and Luigi.

I won't write anymore until I know you receive this.

Re: Michael Quattrociocchi >1887 >Italy

severn181 — 2007-07-16 06:48:16Z

Hello Jeremy: My mother was Julia the daughter of Michael. Any information you have would be very helpfull. I have been quite ill so I am quite late in my reply to you. I was born and raised in Niagara Falls, and have been living in Tumbler Ridge, BC for the last seven years, which is in the north east of BC. In September I will be moving back to Niagara Falls. Would I be correct in saying your mothers name would be Lorraine and her brothers were David & Donald.

Re: Rudolph Webinger, Mabel Widing, Milton Bahnemann, Loraine Segl, and Albert Bahneman

annkarels — 2007-06-30 03:18:08Z

Loraine Segal married Milton Bahnemann. Milton Bahnemann's Father is Albert Bahnemann Albert is the son of Ferdinand I believe.

Loraine and Milton had the following children:
Milton
Patricia (Patty)
Margaret (Peggy)
Eugene

I am tracing through the Eugene line of Loraine and Milton's children.

If you have any information on Albert that would be great.

James McGinness

jmcginne — 2007-01-14 00:52:47Z

I am looking for family Tree information on my Dad's side, Eric McGinness. My Grandparents are Arthur McGinness and Nancy (Hansen) McGinness. My great grandparents are Harold Hansen and Marjorie (Minster) Hansen. Great-great Grandma Minster was a Klar from Germany. That is all I know from that thread.
Arthur McGinness has a brother, Wayne McGinness in California and their Dad is James McGinness (who I am named after). James and Lilly McGinness lived in Canada before immigrating to USA. James McGinness was an airline mechanic for Northwestern Airlines.
If you know of any connections, please contact me/post.

Thank you

James McGinness

jmcginne — 2007-01-14 00:52:42Z

Re: Rudolph Webinger, Mabel Widing, Milton Bahnemann, Loraine Segl, and Albert Bahneman

2006-02-07 19:22:30Z

Do you know the names of Milton's and Albert's fathers or grandfathers? I am looking for info on Bahneman/Bahnemanns from St. Paul. The father was George Gottfried Bahneman, b. abt 1850, and Christine Sophia Siebert, b. abt 1853 or 1855. Some of their children were Carl/ Charles, (Cora) Louise, George Albert, Laura Minnie, Violet, Jeannette or Jennie, John, Elsie.

While researching I did find a nice site that lists some info about Loraine. http://www.findagrave.com I don't know yet if these are the Bahnemans I am looking for, but the name Albert was a fixture there.

Re: Giovanni Quattrociocchi >Italy

2005-12-28 14:06:53Z

Hello,

There was a Giovanni in our family tree. Our family came to American around 1918 and moved to Wisconsin and then to Florida where most of us live today. You can check out all I know about our family tree at this link. I am trying to piece more together on our family tree and am planning on coming to Italy this summer.

http://www.quattry.com/Quattrociocchi.html

Steve Quattry

Re: COUSIN TO MARIA AND ANNA

2005-12-27 15:04:33Z

Hello Michelle,

I think we are also related. Please look at our family tree.

http://www.quattry.com/Quattrociocchi.html

Regards,

Steve Quattry

Re: Quattrociocchi

2005-12-27 15:02:42Z

Hello, There is a Francesco in our family tree. Please look at this. We are doing research on our family tree also.

Regards,

Steve Qauttry

http://www.quattry.com/Quattrociocchi.html

Re: Quattrociocchi, Veroli and Italy

2005-12-27 14:57:22Z

Hello,

http://www.quattry.com/Quattrociocchi.html

I noticed you have the same last name as our family and it is such an unusual name I figure we have to be related. I have put up a little family tree on my business web site. Please let me know if there is any relation.

Our last name was changed when all of the uncles when into the military during WWII because nobody could pronounce it.

Steve Quattry

African American Genealogy

T9chebit — 2005-09-10 11:15:45Z

Help for young African American genealogists here ... http://www.afrigeneas.com/forum-jr/ Please feel free to post your questions. Someone is bound to give you a helping hand.

Landra

research project

2004-12-04 21:59:36Z

My name is Kate I am a grade 12 student in Canada, I am doing my ISU on how society veiws open adoption. I am looking for a birth mother that would be willing to do a quick 10 question interview through email. I had a woman lined up, but she backed out at the last minute. I am sorry to intrude and apologize to anyone who is offended. Thank you so much
Kate

Re: Michael Quattrociocchi >1887 >Italy

jsnihur — 2004-09-30 04:05:58Z

Your post is dated five years ago so I hope you see this but my great-grandfather was Michael Quattrociocchi. I have information from Sacred Heart Orphanage that lists date and place of birth. I am also the grandson of Luigi.

Re: COUSIN TO MARIA AND ANNA

2004-06-24 16:56:48Z

We sure do have some excellent genes floating around our family, don't we? Nonno and Nonna did something right, lol.

Speaking of the marvels of cyberworld, I was searching a few years ago for info on Dad's family when out of the blue I get a message from Nello Quattrociocchi with two sentences : Hi Michelle. I'm your Dad's first cousin...from Italy.

I almost fell out of my chair. He's also a great source of info. Give me a week and I'll get his email address from Rosanna, okay?

Did you see my sister's modelling shoot in Chatelaine last year? I'm not sure which photo you were referring to. However, if you email me I will get you in touch with my big Sis in no time. She would just love to hear from you.

Until then,

Hugs

Michelle

Re: Quattrociocchi

2004-06-24 16:44:20Z

Hi Maria,

The gang is doing quite well. I see Rosanna, Donna, Maria and Franca a lot. I just spoke to Aunt Ang yesterday and Aunt Julie last week. Aunt Ida and I were together last weekend.

It would be so nice to see you again. The next time there is a get-together, it would be wonderful to see you and Anna again.

Email me so we can keep in touch!

Take care,

Michelle

Re: Quattrociocchi

2004-06-23 17:58:13Z

How's Franca, Maria, Luigi, Donna, Rosanna, and the rest of the bunch doing? Say hello to Aunt Angie and Aunt Julie too, if you see them. I always thought they were ultra cool!

Re: Quattrociocchi

2004-06-23 17:56:20Z

I just got this message just seconds ago.

Thanks for the very interesting info! I heard something about Nonna's sister still being alive, but I never kept in touch with any of them. But I did attempt to visit Nonna once at the nursing home, but I guess they had taken her outside--believe it or not, they could not locate her! I waited, but our lines got crossed somewhere.....

Anyway, talk to you soon--and say hello to Brigitt and David (if David remembers me!)

Re: COUSIN TO MARIA AND ANNA

2004-06-23 17:44:25Z

Wow! It was so nice to hear from you. I've been away from my computer for a while, so if you left any earlier messages, I had to delete them because of computer difficulties. Oh the so-called marvels of cyberworld, eh?

Yes, I couldn't be at the funerals because I was out of the city at around that time. I do regret not being there and seeing everybody, but at least I can get to say hello to you and everybody else via e-mail. I'm so happy about seeing your reply! I guess everyone has their own lives now, but I still wonder how everyone is doing--the last time I saw (almost) all of us gathered together was my wedding--and that was a LOOOONG time ago!

Yeah, Zia Ida is always a good source of information for such things. She keeps up-to-date and entertained about family history, but I know as much as you do right now. And, yup, my sister is still so cute! Must be those good genes--Ida is still an attractive, young looking woman, not to mention most of the "clan" is of "good-looking stock"! ;-)

By the way, I saw Brigitt's photo for the shoe ad. She still looks amazing! See, I told you we're of good stock! Through the ad, I tried to find a link with the store so I could communicate in some way with your sister, but it was like trying to find a needle in a haystack.

Anyway, dear cousin, thank you for keeping in touch and hope to hear from you again! I do apologize that I can't help you further regarding Nonna's side of the family, but I'll keep my ear to the ground. If I hear any additional info, I'll keep you posted.

Re: COUSIN TO MARIA AND ANNA

2004-06-23 17:44:20Z

Re: COUSIN TO MARIA AND ANNA

qdome — 2004-06-23 16:12:52Z

We are first cousins. I saw your mother and father at Uncle Domenic and Uncle Albert's funeral(s) last year.

I often wonder how you and Anna are doing. I remember grabbing Anna any time I could - she was so cute and I used to think of her as my live doll whenever the families would get together.

Thank you for the condolences and Brigette and David are doing very well.

Back to the family history: It's been very difficult tracking down names and dates for Nonna's family. Do you have any other information? Right now, Aunt Ida is my source for information.....

Re: Quattrociocchi

qdome — 2004-06-23 16:04:54Z

Yes, Anita DePersis married Francesco Quattrociocchi and moved to Toronto in the 50s with their children. Their children are: Yolanda, Santino, Sabastiano, Eda (Ida), Alberto, Aleandro, Julia and Angela.

This is my immediate family. Anita is alive and kicking in a nursing home in Toronto, Francesco died at 91 in 2002. From what I have been told, Anita's father was involved in politics in L'Aguila (sp?). Anita has two sisters that I am aware of and one is still living.

Re: Rudolph Webinger, Mabel Widing, Milton Bahnemann, Loraine Segl, and Albert Bahneman

MARKRWIDING1 — 2004-06-14 00:55:48Z

My family settled in St. Paul at the turn of the century. If you want to write to me I can fill you in on my family's history. The Widing name is Swedish, from the city of Orebro. It is a Military name. Our Family's original surnames were Larsson and Johansson.

Yanna Ovdiy personal genealogical site

2004-05-11 20:00:05Z

"I invite to visit the personal genealogical site of Ukraina family, where the collected archived materials are for 260 years last.
Web:http://www.ovdiy.kiev.ua/en/
(English version > Family Tree)".

Regards,
Yanna

QUATTROCIOCCHI, AUGUST & CARRIE

VEnigk222 — 2004-04-18 23:06:06Z

I have no relation to this family, but an August & Carrie Quattrociocchi lived near me in about 1951 in Montoursville, Lycoming Co., PA. They had a son, who was called Juney (junior?) and a daughter whose name I do not recall. Both August & Carrie are buried in the Montoursville Cemetery with their 12 year old daughter, Lena, who died in 1948. Lena's picture is on the headstone. If you are related and would like a photo of this headstone, feel free to contact me. QUEENIEVEE@aol.com

Re: Rudolph Webinger, Mabel Widing, Milton Bahnemann, Loraine Segl, and Albert Bahneman

@@Dooris63@aol.com — 2004-03-17 06:02:10Z

Danna, where was the birthplace of the father of Andrew John Widing and what was his name? I'm wondering if there is any connection to my family.

Quattrociocchi

2004-03-10 15:47:12Z

I am looking for any references to the name DePersis from the provincia of Frosinone, Italy. She married Francesco Quattrociocchi and moved to Toronto in the early or mid fifties.

Re: Looking for Tracy Okuma

cercisims — 2004-03-03 20:45:17Z

my sister was Tracy Farmer Okuma. I'm looking for any children she might have had. please contact me at CerciSims@aol.com

COUSIN TO MARIA AND ANNA

MQuattrociocchi — 2004-02-17 16:16:15Z

Hi Michelle,

In response to your post, I am pretty certain that you are my first cousin. My grandfather is also Francesco Quattrociocchi, who died in 2002, just after his 91st birthday of April 17, (you're right--his birth year was 1911). Your sister is Brigitt and your brother is David (is he a great Toronto Baseball star?). I have a sister, Anna, and my father is Francesco's third son. Nonna Anita's (DePersis) mother died when she was a child and her father remarried in Frosinone, Torrice; Italy. The whole "clan" is from Torrice, Frosinone. It would be nice to hear from you and your sister. It's been since 1988 that I've seen you. Also, condolences regarding your mother's death. I hope you, Brigitt, and David are doing OK.

Looking for Tracy Okuma

2004-01-19 04:37:29Z

I am trying to locate Tracy Okuma (married name). Please respond by e-mail to amtradintl@aol.com.

Re: CYPHERS

2003-12-05 15:30:56Z

Surprised to learn that Cyphers was such a common name in the Washington, NJ area. Never bothered to trace my own lineage beyond my grandfather, Arthur D. Cyphers, Sr. My Dad was Arthur D. Cyphers, Jr. He was born (1924) and raised in the Riegelsville, PA area and moved to Hughesville, NJ (Hunterdon County) when he was a boy.
I actually found this website while doing a search on my own son's name (Mark Cyphers). Found that one of your early family members name was Mark, as well.
Interestingly, my mother, whose last name was Brush, lived most of her life in Washington and graduated from Washington High School in 1942.

Re: Rudolph Webinger, Mabel Widing, Milton Bahnemann, Loraine Segl, and Albert Bahneman

2003-09-28 08:39:14Z

Hi Josh!
My name is Rebecka Widing and I live in Sweden. Have been doing a bit of genealogy and I've found one of my relatives in Minnesota. Her name was Thyra Widing and she was buried in the Lakeside Cementary.
Furthermore, the name Carl has been found in almost all Widing-relatives to me so I believe that it don't have to be a coincidence... Please send me an e-mail.

Rebecka Widing
bubblan_tolv@hotmail.com

Migro Family Origin

GMIGRO — 2003-02-22 09:07:54Z

Hi My name is Gemma Migro & I'm from Perth, Western Australia & I'm interested in finding out more about the origin of my surname :"MIGRO". When I was working at the Sudney 2000 Olympics I met a man from Madrid TV who said it was from the Basqe region of Spain. My Great Great grandfather came to Australia in the 1860's from Bolonga, France. If you have any more information please contact me on my email - jmigro@bigpond.com.au

Thanks
Gemma

Re: family history

2002-12-04 04:41:24Z

Regarding above message. My new E-Mail address is cocokiwi@televar.com

Quattrociocchi, Veroli and Italy

2002-11-21 07:39:01Z

Hello friends! My name is Adele Quattrociocchi and I write from Italy, in particular from Alatri, one city close Veroli in province of Frosinone. They are little distant from Rome, only 90 kilometres.
I have uncovered that all the persons who have the last name "Quattrociocchi" have origin from Veroli and most of all from one zone of Veroli called Saint Francesca. Also I am trying a my relative. He was born in America, but I don't know where. His father came in America from Veroli where he had a brother that was priest in Veroli. He enlisted itself in american aviation and became pilot. During the second world war while he was in a flight in mission, he saved from a strafing my country Alatri. I would want to find him or its relatives. Someone has news in purpose?...you excuse me for my American...

Re: Rudolph Webinger, Mabel Widing, Milton Bahnemann, Loraine Segl, and Albert Bahneman

2002-10-29 16:48:27Z

The webingers come from Abtenau, Austria. I believe they migrated to the US in 1918 or 1919 there are still webingers in Austria who are relatives. Rudolf and his family run a Hotel in Filzmoos or Abtenau. He has a cousin named Helmut I believe there are some in Minn. There are decendants in Mont, Wash and Ore.

Just looking

riveradnc1 — 2002-10-12 16:37:43Z

Hello,
I'm wondering if your ancestors started with Andres(1882) Modesto, Antonia(Ybarra)Saragosa) or Gilberto? These are my Grandfathers siblings. If you think theres a possible connection Please let me know! Thanks!

my ancestors

2002-06-13 04:43:06Z

hi,i wanted to trace my ancectors but it want do so i was wondering if there is a book or somethin' somebody knows that can help me i know the name of who i'm looking for thanx

Re: BUSCA FAMILIA

dearmas1234 — 2002-05-30 00:58:04Z

i'm a de armas, e mail w/your family tree dearmas1234@yahoo.com

Re: Rudolph Webinger, Mabel Widing, Milton Bahnemann, Loraine Segl, and Albert Bahneman

gale83ramsey_main009031 — 2002-05-11 20:46:54Z

Mabel Widing of St. Paul, Minnesota was my great-grandmother. I have been trying to trace her family back to Sweden, but I don't know her parents names and haven't had any leads. If you have any information could help me, it would be greatly appreciated.
-Josh Hendricks (sabbelheini26@yahoo.de)