Luigia Piromallo and Ubaldo Sorrentino
Welcome to another captivating conversation with me, Bob Sorrentino. This time around, I’m thrilled to share a lively chat with Anne Tatangelo from Angel Research. We explore our shared passion for family roots, tracing lines back to places as diverse as Frosinone. Anne’s English heritage offers fascinating tales of weavers and coal miners, and an elusive mystery ancestor that’s got us all intrigued. And if you’ve never considered the role of the silkworm in Calabria or what Renaissance men wore in Italy, prepare to be enlightened!
Exchanging experiences, we reflect on the challenges of piecing together original surnames from often missing or misinterpreted ship manifests – critical in navigating the labyrinth of genealogical research. We revisit the importance of pinpointing that crucial town of origin to unlock the secrets of your Italian lineage. You’re going to discover that genealogy is not merely a hobby, but an adventure that takes you through time and space.
We conclude with Anne painting a vivid picture of her life in Italy. Bob brings to life his hilarious train station anecdote. In an exciting revelation, she enlightens us about her latest project. For those of you yearning to discover your Italian roots, this is a golden opportunity. So, join us in this hearty conversation and let yourself be transported to the vibrant heart of Italy with every word.
Ann Tatangelo
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History of Bari with Vintage Photos
Join Italian Roots and Genealogy on Facebook Bari montage very nice Francesco Nicoletti and Maria Carnevale with their grandson Giovanni My mom’s family comes from Bari and in fact her oldest brother did not migrate from there until after WWII. My grandmother’s family was from Acquaviva delle Fonti and my grandfather’s from Toritto. Like most people from Bari at the time, most of the men farmers and many of the women were seamstresses. I have
Researching Biccari, Foggia, Puglia
A moment and a movement; New Biccari. With Erick and Giuseppe Lucera and Rich Leto The book illustrates how a moment in time when the author returned to his ancestral village let to research into the movement of people from Biccari to Philadelphia. Erick along with cousins in Italy Gennaro and Giuseppe Lucera trace the 1200 Biccarese citizens to America, ending up mostly Philadelphia. Using data analytics and his cousin’s local stories from previously published
Researching Calabria and Puglia
Leto Family Visit Our Shop Rich Leto talks about when and why he started researching his family from Calabria and Puglia and when they arrived in Philadelphia. Also, what it was like growing up Italian in Philly. Podcast Click here to join our group on Facebook Video
Researching Matera Puglia and Campoli Appennino Lazio
Graziella Paolicelli Bob and Desire talk about her family roots in Matera Puglia and Campoli Appennino Lazio Click here to join our group on Facebook Find on the map My Italian cousin Graziamaria and I in Milan 2008 Graziamaria and me in 2019 Colucci’s visit Ferrandina Colucci’s visit Matera
Puglia During Carnevale
Trulli “Up close and personal” MY MINI PUGLIA TRIP Taking a mini vacay to Puglia sounded like a good idea when my best friend suggested it. He said “Putignano is Venice’s version of Carnevale.” So, three weeks ago we board the big bus with a group of thirty ready-to-party Italians. At the beginning of the trip, the group leader recited the traveling prayer for a safe trip (none of which I understood, even though I
History of Puglia Italy
My mom’s family if from Toritto and Acquaviva Delle Fonti, Bari. Although, I do have come ancient de Hautville ancestors from the region on my dad’s side. My uncle Giovanni stayed behind when my grandparents came to America, and raised his family there until the late 1940’s. My cousins have an interview that they did with him in Barese and I hope to someday have that translation. My great grandfather, Francesco, owned a cow and
