Well, she was my grandpa's mom, and he was born in 1941. So, probably the early 1900s. I'd say like 1915-ish.

Wait, oh my gosh, I just remembered something.
Chiarmonte is NOT her married name. It was her maiden name. That's why I don't have her last name right now. If it was her married name, it would have been my last name too. One of her brothers or something must have fathered one of those people I'm ...

The same things are coming up. I know nothing about anyone else with the surname except her, so I'm getting the feeling that she was born soon after they arrived in America, either that or she wasn't registered under that name.

I haven't, but I don't know who that would be. His mom, maybe? It could be anyone. I've never heard of a Marrie Bojallad. I do know that my relatives came from Beirut, which is what I assume they meant when they wrote "Beyrouth".

I thought the same thing, so probably yes. I'm just curious as to how it got somehow legally changed. If they had it recorded as Bojalad, then I'm not sure when it dropped the second L.
My great-grandma is still alive, and she spells her last name with the one L, and from what I remember, so did my ...

Okay, so I want to be a fashion designer. One day, after college, I really want to go to Milan to further my experience. Plus going to Italy has always been a dream of mine.
Seeing how similar the two are, would about ten years' schooling in Spanish get me by well enough in Italian? Like, just ...

I found some people who might be related. I wish it would tell you where in America they ended up living, but I guess the people at Ellis Island had no way of knowing that, lol.

First Name: Rosario
Last Name: Chiarmonte
Ethnicity: Italy, Italian south
Last Place of Residence: Borgetto, Sicily ...

And I'm not exactly sure if she was born in Italy. I think she most likely was.
The thing is, the people I mentioned that were related to us all spelled their names Chiarmonte. So what I think probably happened was that the record-takers, wherever and whenever they came into the country, misspelled ...

It was probably her married name, because there are people I've met who I'm actually distant cousins with, who look like people in my family, and they all have that last name. I think that either she divorced my grandfather or he died before her. Or both. I looked on this one search website and I ...

Here is all I can find of him:

Birth Date: 8 Feb 1910
Death Date: 11 Nov 1998


Death Residence Localities
ZIP Code: 15801
Localities: Du Bois, Clearfield, Pennsylvania
Dubois, Clearfield, Pennsylvania

He was my great grandpa, all I know is that he came over on Ellis Island and he ...

By the way, my grandma's name was Rose.

can anyone tell me what it means? what you can find on the people with the last name? my grandma had that last name, but she died before i was born. all my dad says he really remembers about her is that she made awesome spaghetti sauce. which doesn't help me.
thanks in advance.

If these are your ancestors, then i'm related to you! weird, huh?
anyway, i know for a fact that these are my ancestor, because my grandma's dad (my great-grandpa) had the last name of bojalad, and my grandma lives in clearfield.