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| From left -- Giuseppe D'Angelo (father of Antonio D'Angelo on Scrapbook P. 43) soprannome-Surgitt and Cesidio D'Alimonte
(father of Antonio). Gino D'Alimonte and Maria Assunta children of Donato (Antonio's brother). 1973 Antonio D'Alimonte photo. |
| Maria Assunta D'Alimonte on the old car FIAT 600 1973 Antonio D'Alimonte photo. |
| At left- Donato D'Alimonte (brother of Antonio D'Alimonte) and at right Umberto DiCarlo, July 1991 at Macchie de Coco- Getting ready to milk the sheep and goats and make cheese. Antonio D'Alimonte photo. |
| At the top is a bronze medal given to Antonio Rulli who was born in 1915. His father Domenico Antonio Rulli had been killed in World War 1 at Monte Interrotto in Northern Italy when Antonio was only 10 months old. The bottom medal was given for his father's service in the Italian army. Top - Orfano di Guerra (War Orphan) Bottom - Coniate nel bronzo nemico (Made from enemy bronze) Back - Guerra per Lunita d'Italia 1915-1918 (War for the unity of Italy 1915-1918) To see other Italian War medals click here. |
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| The casa del Barone is across from the Chiesa della Santissima Annunziata and Chiesa di San Donato and it is owned by my mother's family. They also owned the garden known as 'la filaseta' which was expropriated in the late 70's to make the park and playground for kids. Unfortunately the playground has been removed and now it is just a park ( giardino pubblico)
. My great-grand father Venanzio Galli bought the house from the Barone in 1918, and as far as I know it has always been a private house, it is now divided in 3 apartments plus an unfinished bit (the brick wall on the left hand side of the picture The filaseta was bought by my grandfather at an auction at around the same time and it was also owned by the Barone. When the Galli's, who were all masons, redid the roof immediately after they had bought the property they found an inscription somewhere, my great aunt did not recall details of it and unfortunately she died several years ago, which said that the building was made in 1210, I do not know where this inscription is now and it may have been destroyed The gates in front of the house are not original but were redone in 1972. Submitted by Deanna Santangelo |
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| Maria Di Paolo, wife of Sante Rosati. She was born in 1894 in San Giorgio, Roccamorice and immigrated to Michigan in 1920. They had 2 sons- Antonio and Angelo. |
| My great grandfather Giovanni Francione, great grandmother Rosa Cinciarini , grandmother Maria Concetta Simone. In front- Romolo, Guido[my father], Albertoand Guiseppe Francione. Photo taken in Waterloo, New York in 1916 or 1917. Liz Francione Marsh photo. |