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Feast of the Epiphany
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- YOUR ROSETAN ROOTS:
- Roseto Valfortore, Italy
Born: Washington D.C. - USA
Lived: Maryland, Tennessee, Montana, Seattle, Alaska, Michigan
- LAST NAME, also SOPRANNOME (FAMILY or PERSONAL NICKNAME):
- FALCONE with maternal GENTILCORE roots
"Fiurenza" "a salaiola" (because his mother Elisabetta Rinaldi might have sold salt , along with petrol for lanterns at her small shop)
My father's only uncle/aunt who stayed in Italy were Lawrence Falcone married to Rosa Marino and their children were Elisa (Falcone) Tutolo (whose son Giovanni is still in Roseto V), along with Filomena "Moochie" Falcone, Antonio Nicola FALCONE, and Giuseppe FALCONE (all three moved to Foggia long ago).
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- Pacific Northwest
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I am also a member of:
View my page on i-Italy
I also Administer:
View my page on Washington Star Alum
Falcone & Lombardi get-together July '07
One last thing: Please feel free to request me to be on your Friends list,,, we're all paisons here!
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Thanks Ken, Phil and Jim for all your comments. It may all remain a mystery to me. I'm with you though Ken -I can't imagine why a tombstone would just disappear. After all we are talking about 1910 not ages before that. So I am leaning toward the ...
The other gray map area in between Mt. Carmel and St. John's is the Evangelical Cemetery or Presbyterian Cemetary in Roseto. My grandfather was one of the people who broke away fro Mt. Carmel and formed the Roseto Presbyterian church. My dad is bu...
At the time in question, Rt. 512 didn't run through Bangor, and even now, it's still just Market Street, only two lanes and parking spots. But to go from Mt. Carmel Church to St. John's Cemetery one has to go down a very big hill, and then go part...
Sorry Lynda, I needed to crop tighter on that other shot. THAT Mt Carmel Cemetery is the one at the north end of town, not the one across from Pius X High. Here is the right capture but as before, they are really not that close and still separated...
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I LOOK FORWARD TO EXPLORE ANYTHING ABOUT ROSETO, BRINGS ME BACK THERE SOME TIMES.
BEST WISHES, AND KIND REGARDS,
ANGELINA CASCIOLI. AUSTRALIA.
Rossana
The feast of San Filippo Neri in Roseto Valfortore always falls on the 26th of May, unless the priest decides to change the date , in order for it to be on a Sunday.
Cesare
Thanks for letting me know!
Marlene
Nice work on the website mods as always
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