Fluri/DeFluri/DiFluri

[Fluri40]

Hello, I'm looking for any records on information about the Fluri/DiFluri/DeFluri surname. So far I've been able to trace my lineage to a man named Joseph (Giuseppe) Fluri/DiFluri. From what I've gathered his parents names were Genarro and Rose Camanara. From the records I've seen he is from St. Nazaro Italy and came to America on or around March 12, 1888. His wife was Jennie Dalisanti and I know they had at least one son named Anthony. They settled in Hazleton Pa and I believe he owned a lumbar yard, but I'm not 100% sure on that. So again any records or information about my family would be greatly appreciated!

[Biff83]

Giuseppe Di Fluri and mother Maria Rosa Cammarana 1884 arrival manifest; destination Hazelton. Lines 16 and 17. I can't make out the place of origin in column 5.

[Biff83]

San Nazario is a frazione (township) in the town of San Mauro la Bruca in the province of Salerno.

Birth act #16 for Giuseppe di Fluri. Presented in the town hall of San Mauro la Bruca on the 26th of Oct 1883 at 1130 AM by Maria Felicia Ricco, 50, a midwife, who stated that on the 25th of October at 1115 AM in a house at Via Corso Garibaldi, number 20, from Maria Rosaria Cammarano, a farmer, and wife of Gennaro di Fluri, a farmer, both living in the village of San Nazario was born a male child given the name Giuseppe. Note the next birth act for an Orsola di Fluri daughter of Pasquale di Fluri and Anna Maria Cammarano--possible first cousin.

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... cc=1947713

[Biff83]

12 April 1883 San Mauro la Bruca marriage for Gennaro di Fluri and Maria Rosaria Cammarano.

Groom Gennaro Maria Aniello di Fluri, 28, a farmer, born and living in San Nazario, son of the living Giuseppe di Fluri and the living Raffaela ? (NEED SOME HELP DECIPHERING Gennaro's mother's surname.
Bride Maria Rosaria Giuseppa Cammarano, 25, born and living in San Nazario, daughter of the deceased Stefano and the living Maria Domenica delli Santi

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... at=2896207

[Tessa78]

12 April 1883 San Mauro la Bruca marriage for Gennaro di Fluri and Maria Rosaria Cammarano.

Groom Gennaro Maria Aniello di Fluri, 28, a farmer, born and living in San Nazario, son of the living Giuseppe di Fluri and the living Raffaela ? (NEED SOME HELP DECIPHERING Gennaro's mother's surname.
Bride Maria Rosaria Giuseppa Cammarano, 25, born and living in San Nazario, daughter of the deceased Stefano and the living Maria Domenica delli Santi

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... at=2896207

Great finds, Biff!

The mother's surname is TAMBASCO - easier to see in this publication of marriage banns.
It is a name found in San Mauro la Bruca.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... at=2896207

T.

[Biff83]

Thanks, T.

Some information on Jennie Dalisanti (delli Santi). Parents Nazaro delli Santi and Anella De (Di) Blasi.

1923 Marriage of Joseph di Fluri and Jennie delli Santi. This is Joseph's second marriage; first wife died in 1921.

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... cc=1589502

[Biff83]

Jennie's mother Anella' di Blasi della Santi's 1927 death record. Father Ralph Raffaele; mother Elisabetta Valiante. I'm fairly certain that the di Blasi and delli Santi families were also from San Nazario/San Mauro la Bruca

[Biff83]

Anella di Blasi's 1881 ship manifest travelling with mother Elisabetta Valiante and siblings Antonia, Pietro and Concetta. Lines 71 and following.

[Biff83]

Jennie's father's 1915 death certificate

Nazaro delli Santi (Dallasandro). Father Angelo; mother Antonia Cusati.

[Biff83]

This is Joseph Di Fluri's first wife Dora's 1921 death certificate; looks like she was the older sister of Jennie delli Santi.

[Biff83]

Alter Street, Hazelton PA, where Giuseppe Di Fluri and wife Jennie and family lived. Immigrants from San Mauro la Bruca/San Nazario founded Our Lady of Grace church. Hazelton's sister city is San Nazario/San Mauro. Each August the San Mauro Festival is celebrated on Alter Street.

[Tessa78]

Fabulous Finds, Biff!

Hope the poster returns to enjoy them!

T.

[Biff83]

Thanks, T.

I hope so too. Since my paternal and maternal Italian grandparents also settled in the anthracite coal area of northeastern Pennsylvania, I put a little extra into helping fellow "coal crackers."

Biff