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January 29, 2000 to January 31, 2000
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Message 162
Date: Jan 29 2000
From: Sandra Clark
Subject: Re: New Connections
Message: Linda,
Are any of your Mirabella's in Calif? I am researching RINELLA and a
cousin of mine recalls the name Mirabella - possibly in CA. However,
they may have started out in Chicago. Joe Laiacona and I think we may be
related thru the Rinella's and now with your connection to him, perhaps
there is another connection. I am at a standstill in my research so any
little bit would help.
Message 163
Date: Jan 29 2000
From: Linda McCauley
Subject: RE: New Connections
Message: Sandy: Thank you for your note. I would love to find that connection out
here in California. In fact California may be the place some of that family
resides. A few years back I met a young woman married to a Mirabella here
in California at a time when I had no idea of a family name connection to
me. If her uncle is still living I may be able to locate her. And before I
received your e-mail I was toying with the idea of doing this because I can
find nothing on Mirabella on the web. It was the mother of my great
grandmother who was a Mirabella. Her name was Anna Mirabella (isn't that a
lovely name). She was married to Giuseppi Pirrone and they had a daughter
Giuseppa. I cannot find the name Mirabella on any of the ancestry lists on
the web. But I am so new to this that I may not have the right sites. And
there is no Mirabella on the Termini list. Perhaps the man with those
Sicilian directories might tell us if there are any Mirabellas in Termini
today. I am hoping that the researcher may eventually find something. I
certainly will share what I find with you on the names your are searching.
Message 164
Date: Jan 29 2000
From: Linda McCauley
Subject: Diega Pusateri/ Donna Guiffre
Message: Today, I noticed through a page named Guiffre Family that an Antonino
Giuffre was married to a Diega Pusateri. You report they were born around
1770. The earliest Pusateri I have is 1810 a Giuseppe Pusateri. Do you
have any information on Diega's family--siblings, parents that might link
her to my Giuseppe Pusateri. I thought it cannot hurt to ask. Thanks.
Message 165
Date: Jan 30 2000
From: Andy Randazzo
Subject: Palmisano
Message: Hi Peter, I found these names on the internet some time back and saved them. They look like they are a match
to your family. I hope they help you.
Sincerly,
Andy Randazzo
State Journal-Register (Springfield, Illinois), Obituaries, 1993-1999
Headline: OBITUARIES
Publication Date: November 17, 1993
Source: The State Journal-Register Springfield, IL
Subjects:
Region: Illinois
Obituary: Jessie F. Power, 82, of Springfield died at 2:40 p.m. Monday at St. John's Hospital.
She was born in Jan. 23, 1911, in Mattoon, the daughter of Antone and Mary Posateri Palmisano.
Preceding her in death was her husband, Stephen D. Power; three brothers; Frank, Pete and Joseph
Palminsano; and four sisters, Lena Case, Josephine Elliott, Jennie Campana and Rose Palminsano.
She was a longtime resident of Springfield, and was employed by the state Department of Conservation for 32
years.
Mrs. Power was a member of the Church of the Little Flower and the Golden Circle, a member of the Retired
State Employees Association, the Women's Club of Springfield and St. Louise De Marillac Guild.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Marie Pond of Denver, Colo. and Mrs. Anna Wimmers of Hamilton, Ohio;
several nieces and nephews.
Funeral Mass will be at 9:30 a.m. Friday at the Church of the Little Flower, with the Rev. Henry Schmidt
officiating. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
Staab Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Ann L. Trumbo
Message 166
Date: Jan 30 2000
From: Andy Randazzo
Subject: Palmisano match
Message: Hi Paul Caito and Tony Rini,
I just received some birth certificates this week from Termini Imerese. On them are the names of several
relatives that I never knew. I have some sure matches with your family tree. Please contact me. I would be
happy to share my family tree info with you cousins. The new info i received is as follows.
My g-g-grandmother was Anna Palmisano. The family tree goes like this.
Leonardo Palmisano married Giuseppa Sansone
Their son was Lorenzo Palmisano (born app 1797)
Antonino Caito married Anna Guglielmino
Their daughter was Maria Ardizzone Caito (born app 1807)
Lorenzo Palmisano married Maria Ardizzone Caito in 1823
Their children are as follows:
Leonardo b. 30 sept 1824
Antonino Giovanni b. 1827
Salvatore b. 20 May 1830
Maria Giuseppa b. 14 May 1833
Giuseppe b. 21 August 1836
Francesca b. 26 sept 1839
Anna b. 1 October 1842 (My g-g-grandmother)
Maria b. 5 February 1846
Message 174
Date: Jan 30 2000
From: Shirley Gregory
Subject: Paul Caito listing
Message: Regarding Mariano Caito. I have a Mariano Ardizzone-Caito born 1786 who
might be the father of your Mariano. I only have one son listed for him
,Pietro, who was the father of Anna Ardizzone-Caito who married Giovanni
Brucato and came to San Francisco about 1888. They were my great
grandparents. My grandparents knew many Caitos in San Francisco. I have
more information if any of these names connect. The Ardizzone was
dropped in this country by those they knew. This is my first try on this
database so I hope you get this message.
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