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The Ciambarella Family of Fuscaldo (CS) Calabria, Italy |
by Angelo D’Elia[1]
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Ciambarella[2] |
Married[3] |
Known Children[4] |
and Their Children[5] |
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Catarina |
Giovanni Carnevale |
Giuseppina |
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Maria Teresa |
Giuseppe Carnevale |
Natalina, Vennera, Anna Maria and unknown sons who emigrated to Argentina |
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Rosina |
Francesco Vilardo |
Teresa, Rosina, Giacomo, Giuseppe, Antonio |
Antonio’s son was Giacomo (Giancristo) |
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Vincenzina |
Battista Vilardo |
Giuseppina married Francesco Maria Trotta XXXXXXXXXX Teresa married a Carnevale or Argento XXXXXXXXXX Angiolina[6] married Giacomo Vairo XXXXXXXXXX Salvatore Giuseppe |
Raffaela Antonietta Trotta b. 16 April 1901 d. 25 May 1995 |
[1] Based on my mother’s memory who was born Raffaela Antonietta Trotta on April 16, 1901 in a house called U Pitturu. The house was owned by the Barone Martini and was situated in the frazione of Scarcelli, that was a part of Fuscaldo.
[2] Ciambarella sisters
[3] Carnevale and Vilardo brothers
[4] Incomplete
[5] Raffaela Antonietta Trotta is my mother. Her mother, Giuseppina Vilardo, daughter of Battista Vilardo and Vincenzina Ciambarella married Francesco Maria Trotta.
[6] Angiolina died in 1909, and is buried in the Fuscaldo cemetery. I found her grave in the FC in 1968 when I was there with my parents. Though my mom was born in 1901, remembered her aunt, lived in Fuscaldo until 1940, and went to the FC many times, she never knew of that gravesite. This is unusual as her own mother apparently had never visited her own sister's grave.
For a history of the Ciambarella family of Fuscaldo prepared by Evaristo Ciambarella and written in Portuguese. Click on the following link, but make sure you follow the intricate instructions below!
http://freeweb.supereva.com/pachi.freeweb/index.htm?p
and then click at the link Emigrati near the top; then the Portuguese
flag just below to the right;
then Histórias, and finally Ciambarella. The history is written
in Portuguese.
