My Great granfather was born in Casali di San Ciro, Vico Equense.
I have looked at the Vico Equense website and have found that 'i Casali' are the small hamlets in the hills around Vico Equense.
I have read through the information about the hamlets and looked on internet maps but cannot find a hamlet called San Ciro.
I am wondering if it is no longer there. I tried emailing the Tourist Office in Vico Equense but did not get a reply.
Does anyone know how I could get more info?
Looking for the Casali di San Ciro, Vico Equense NA
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Re: Looking for the Casali di San Ciro, Vico Equense NA
I see that Vico Equense has a pair of Patron Saints, San Ciro and San Giovanni.
Perhaps Casali di San Ciro was simply the area surrounding a church or cathederal of the same name?
[edited to add]
Churches in Vico Equense today: http://www.paginegialle.it/pgol/2-89770 ... 54100?ind=
Parrocchia SS. Ciro e Giovanni
Via San Ciro
80069 Vico Equense (NA)
* Parrocchia SS. Ciro e Giovanni = Parish of Saints Ciro and Giovanni
Perhaps Casali di San Ciro was simply the area surrounding a church or cathederal of the same name?
[edited to add]
Churches in Vico Equense today: http://www.paginegialle.it/pgol/2-89770 ... 54100?ind=
Parrocchia SS. Ciro e Giovanni
Via San Ciro
80069 Vico Equense (NA)
* Parrocchia SS. Ciro e Giovanni = Parish of Saints Ciro and Giovanni
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Re: Looking for the Casali di San Ciro, Vico Equense NA
I thought about that too but the family tradition is that my great grandfather lived in the mountains. - although my family traditions rarely seem to be true!
Also the church of San Ciro is right in the centre I am not sure why it would be recorded as a separate hamlet?
Does anyone know if the area was originally separate from the rest of the town?
Also the church of San Ciro is right in the centre I am not sure why it would be recorded as a separate hamlet?
Does anyone know if the area was originally separate from the rest of the town?