Hello, I am looking for information about my great-grandmother. Her name was Josephine Martorino. She was born in 1912 and she passed away in 1996. She was married to a man who was named Leonard Jeffrey. He immigrated to Canada in 1921 after the Spanish Flu killed his mother Rosaria. His name before Canada was Leonardo Giuffre.
My Great-grandmother passed away in Ontario, Canada. From what my grandmother Celeste has told me her Mother's name was Celestina and her Fathers name was Vincent Martorino but this was not his name before he came to Canada. We are currently unaware of his birth name from Italy.
Any info would be awesome. I do not need any info on the Giuffre's unless you have info prior to the 1700's. Any info on any of the Martorino's would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance
Martorino
Re: Martorino
This should be he birth record:
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... cc=1784212
and this, one of her siblings':
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... cc=1784212
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... cc=1784212
and this, one of her siblings':
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... cc=1784212
Giuseppe "Pippo" Moccaldi
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Re: Martorino
The names do not add up though. The first says what I can make out is Jimmie that's what it looks like and maiden name Marcell and on the second one its different. Also her legal first name was Josephine not Josie.
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I think that PippoM found the correct documents.
Josie is short for Josephine and the difference in spellings maybe due to an English person, unfamiliar with Italian, who wrote the names phonetically. For instance, Celeste is a relatively uncommon in Italy, but both documents have it, with the spelling of the mother's name on the child birth certificate was really screwed up.
Josie is short for Josephine and the difference in spellings maybe due to an English person, unfamiliar with Italian, who wrote the names phonetically. For instance, Celeste is a relatively uncommon in Italy, but both documents have it, with the spelling of the mother's name on the child birth certificate was really screwed up.
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I did confirm with my grandmother that Joseph is her uncleadellagreca wrote: ↑24 Jun 2018, 00:20 I think that PippoM found the correct documents.
Josie is short for Josephine and the difference in spellings maybe due to an English person, unfamiliar with Italian, who wrote the names phonetically. For instance, Celeste is a relatively uncommon in Italy, but both documents have it, with the spelling of the mother's name on the child birth certificate was really screwed up.
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Re: Martorino
Hello, I was visiting Samuel Martorino yesterday, Josie younger brother, he is 98 years old. Also
saw your great-uncle Vince. I encourage you to check The Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation,
on July 21, 1907 a Agostino Panofio and Guiseppe Martorino landed from Pachino, Sicily. Later
Agostino Panofio daughter across Corradina Panofio on Oct 29, 1912.
saw your great-uncle Vince. I encourage you to check The Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation,
on July 21, 1907 a Agostino Panofio and Guiseppe Martorino landed from Pachino, Sicily. Later
Agostino Panofio daughter across Corradina Panofio on Oct 29, 1912.