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| From Wilberta Illig: Hi Mark, Found a website
you'll be
interested in -- Naturalizations for Beaver County, PA. Looks
like
they only go up to 1906 -- I think that's when the Federal
government took over. Quite a few names from SPA
there.
One is Ruggerio Frazzini. Have you seen him
before?
He is in the 1920 Census as Roger Frazzini in Freedom,
PA.
I have a few obits of his children from the Beaver County
Times
newspaper. He had 11 or 12 children. He
says he
arrived in 1901 or 1902, but I just can't find him in the
Ellis
Island Lists. You won't find him in the SPA films either --
his Naturalization papers say he was born in 1874 and I know
the
Nati records are missing for that year -- that's the year my
grandfather was born. His wife was Virginia diTanna
--
she's in Ellis Island as Virginia Tanna leaving "Opracotta"
in
1903 with her two children - Gio'sue, age 2 years
and
Prosperina, age 2 months. You've probably seen the kids
names. Wonder who Prosperina was named for? Here's
the site
- look on the left side for Naturalizations and follow it -
the
first time you use it, it asks you to accept a
certificate.
When I found it a few months ago, the certificate was expired
and
not much was online. I kept checking back and it
seems to
be up and running okay now. Oh, you can do a wildcard search,
too, using an asterisk. I searched on just last
name or
just first name. The names are sometimes reversed
and the
spellings are inaccurate, so I tried Frazz* in the last name
or
Dom* in the first name and it works that way. - Wilberta
http://www.co.beaver.pa.us/ |
| Cara Wilberta, Thanks for that link about the Beaver County Naturalizations web site. I went and took a look, found a couple Carlini's as well. I don't know Ruggerio. Should I? One of the other Frazzini's, Innocenzo, is a cousin of Wendy Frazzini McFarland. The Carlini's weren't related to me. I made this summary: -------------------------------------------- Beaver County Naturalizations http://www.co.beaver.pa.us/prothonotary/naturalization.htm Gaudenzio Carlini 1893 - born 1855, immigrated 1887 Gaudenzio Stefano Carlino 10 Jul 1855 f: Gervasio, 33y gf: Nicola m: Letizia diLettoso (?), 28y Gaudenzio originally arrived on the Ferdinand de Lesseps in 1882. Lorenzio Carlino 1888 - born 1862, immigrated 1882 (record shows Florence - but signed Leonzio) Leonzio Antonio Carlino 13 Oct 1862 f: Domenico, 45y m: Pacifica Frazzini, 40y Ruggiero Frazzini 1906 - born 1874 - SPA records missing, immigrated 1902 Giovanni Frazzini 1905 - born 1877 - can't find in SPA records, immigrated 1899 Innocenzo Frazzini 1898 - born 1860, immigrated 1891 Innocenzo Ludovico Frazzini 28 Feb 1860 f: Francesco, 40y m: Generosa Morelli, 33y related to Wendy Frazzini McFarland Nicola Antonio Colaianni 1903 - born 22 Apr 1867 , immigrated 24 May 1882 Rochester, PA witness: Ludovico Labate Ludovico Labate 1900 - born 1876, immigrated 1893 Witness: William Mariani Giuseppe Mariani 1903 - born 22 Jun 1877, immigrated Nov 1899 Homewood, PA witnesses: Francesco Lombardi and Luigi Pucci Ciao. Marco |
| From Wilberta: Mark and Wendy, Was going thru my notes and had jotted this down while at Carnegie Library -- there's a set of books titled something like Cemeteries of Beaver County, Lawrence County, etc., where someone had walked thru and recorded the info on all the tombstones in various cemeteries. Had found this one reading: Little Beaver Cemetery, Little Beaver Twp., Lawrence Co., PA Domenico Frazzini nato 1867 morto 1903 Riposa in pace ------------------------------------------------------------ Mark, thanks for the connections from the Naturalizations. I can give you further info on one of them... Nicola Antonio Colaianni b. circa 1867 in SPA; d. 1947 Pittsburgh, PA m. circa 1890 Christina Labate (daughter of Nicolangelo Labate and Domenica Iacovetta) b. circa 1866, d. 1935 Pittsburgh, PA They lived in Bloomfield, Pittsburgh. My grand-uncle, Belisario (or William) Mariani married Angela Maria Labate, who was born Sept. 23, 1875 in SPA, Film 1448675, Nati No. 69-1875, to Nicolangelo Labate and Domenica Iacovetta. I see you recently put Nicolangelo Labate in your database. ------------------------------------------------------------ There are a few more SPA names in the Beaver Naturalizations - Felice dellaCroce, Vincenzo Annacchione, Amico Colianni (only one a), I recall a Mastroianni, too, but don't have any further info on them. I don't think the Giuseppe Mariani is mine - there was another Mariani family in Beaver County who came from Lucca, Italy. - Wilberta |
| Wilberta, I checked my notes and I could not find a Domenico Frazzini born in 1867. Thanks for the info about Nicolangelo Labate. I was tracing that line for a friend of my cousin Nino Carlini who I "found" last year here in California. The friend is Roberto Labate who would be the great grandson of Nicolangelo Labate. Mark |
| Mark, Copying Wendy on this, too -- I've been going through my old notes on genealogy. Looking for info on Florina Frazzini and Frank DeSanzo, in April 1996, I had jotted down this info from a book (didn't write down the title) at Carnegie Library with a listing of burials in St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church Cemetery, Beaver Falls, PA: (spellings as listed in the book) DeSanzo, Ambrose, d. 1964, age 70 DeSanzo, Bert, d. 1957, age 58 DeSanzo, Dorothy, d. 1921, age 23 DeSanzo, Edna, d. 1970, age 81 DeSanzo, Frank, d. 1945, age 89 DeZanzo, Florina, d. 1922, age 62 DeZenso, Florence, d. 1924, age 8 Frazzini, Emilio, d. 1942, age 56 Frazzini, Mrs. Lucrezia, d. 1973, age 82 Isn't that something! - Wilberta |
| Wilberta, Thanks. The Emilio and Lucrezia are my grandparents. You can see my GM outlived my GF by 31 years. He died before I was born. I'll ask my mother if she remembers DeSanzo from Beaver Falls. Ciao. Mark |
| From Wilberta: Wilberta here..... I had found a couple of death notices with the name Frazzini in the Beaver County (PA) Times and saved them just because I thought they might fit in the SPA tree someday. I also have the 1910, 1920 and 1930 PA Census with Roger Frazzini. If you need copies, let me know and I'll email them. Here's the obit of one of their daughters, that gives the names of all her parents and all her brothers and sisters: "Melianos, Elsie Frazzini Elsie Frazzini Melianos, 92, formerly of Monaca, died Thursday, Feb. 22, 2001, in the Beaver Valley Geriatric Center, Brighton Township. Born Oct. 8, 1908, in Freedom, a daughter of the late Roger and Virginia DeTanna Frazzini, she was a retired owner of the former Conway's Corner Restaurant in Rochester and Elsie's Luncheonette in Monaca. She was a member of St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church, Monaca. She was preceded in death by her husband, George Melianos, in 1979; three brothers, Joseph, Orlando and Theodore Frazzini, and five sisters, Flora Mateo, Mary Spataro, Mildred David, Katherine Litchette and Esther Cercone. Surviving are a sister, Viola Cucinelli, Naples, Fla.; two brothers, Anthony Frazzini, Rochester, and Domenic Frazzini, Canton, Ohio; a sister-in-law, Ellen Frazzini Winters, Monaca; a beloved niece, Elsie J. Nicol, Monaca, and numerous other nieces, nephews, and great-nieces and nephews. Friends will be received today from 7 to 9 p.m. in the WILLIAM MURPHY FUNERAL HOME INC., 349 Adams St., Rochester. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated Saturday at 10 a.m. in St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Monaca, with Father Frank Kurimsky officiating. Entombment will follow in Woodlawn Mausoleum, Aliquippa. A wake service will be held today at 8 p.m. in the funeral home. The family wishes memorial contributions be made, if desired, to the McGuire Home, Mercer Road, New Brighton, Pa. 15066. Friday, February 23, 2001 Beaver County Times Online (c)Copyright 2001 Beaver Newspapers, Inc." |
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The Beaver County Genealogical and History Center| Date: Tue, 30 Jul 2013 22:39:00 +0000 (UTC) From: geo-n-sal58  comcast.netSubject: Beaver County Tidbit For all you locals that remain in the Beaver County vicinity and outlying areas a little bit of info that may or may not interest you. The Beaver County Genealogical and History Center (BCG&HC) had recently moved from the Beaver Falls Carnegie Library and are now located at the old train station in Beaver. They are holding an open house on 03 Aug 2012 10:00AM - 3:00PM. This would be a great time to just drop in, say hello, dig deep into your pocket's and leave a nice donation ( I know you Aliq/W. Aliq guy's are loaded :^) ) This is also a great time to have a chat with Ms. Alice Kern about becoming a member. Long distance former B.C. residents are also welcome to become members. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pabecgs/index.htm While I'm at it lets not forget the Vicary Mansion on 3rd Ave Freedom (Beaver Co. Hist. Research ands Landmarks Foundation). A very interesting building with quite a history and artifacts, drop in for a tour. Always looking for new member's. Hours: Mon-Fri 10;00am - 2:pm. http://www.bchrlf.org You can't take it with you, leave some behind for future generations George |
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