Hi Justine,
I'm sorry, I am not familiar with that name. As you can see...my info is incomplete as well, however, these wonderful people really helped me to fill in a lot of missing information.

I cannot thank all of you enough! This will mean so much to my family. I was married for many years and after my divorce I went back to my maiden name of DiGiovanni. My dad, myself my brother and his 6 year old son are the last of "this" DiGiovanni family. My grandfather, James retained the last ...

You cannot believe how much this means to me. I am so touched and so moved by your generosity. Today is my birthday...This is by far the best gift I ever had.
My grandparents were wonderful people...I miss them.

Thank you for your help! Actually according to the 1930 census for Frankfort NY He is listed as George Dee arriving here in 1896, age 54. His oldest daughter Josephine was born in 1899. My grandmother is listed as well Jennie Dee, 18 years old...That would be right. I believe that Oriolo is right ...

Thank you so much! You are all wonderful!! I cannot tell you how much your help means too me! Anything additional you find I would be so grateful!
It means so much to put this together for my Dad!
Thanks you
Sharon

My grandmother's father was George Donnadio(?) who came to the US in the late 1800's. I believe he was born between 1869-71. He was married to Rose. They settled in Frankfort NY. The family went by a variety of spellings of the last name. I believe they may have come from Calabria or Sicily. My ...

My grandfather's family came to the US from San Giuseppe in Sicily. He was Salvatore married to Francis ( I think...) children were Charlie,Joseph, Anna, Jimmy and Jonny. They lived in Frankfort NY and eventually Rochester NY. They were farmers. My grandfather, James was born in 1908. Any info would ...