palmgps wrote:You had indicated that you were looking for Carione or Carrione from Cavella. I am looking for Donato Cirone or Donatantonio Cirone from Cavella. He came to the United States in 1903, traveling to Pittston, PA.
I was thinking that he traveled from Pittston, PA to Derry, PA where he at some point married Carmella (Camilla) Bruno and fathered 4 children when he was run over and killed by a train in Derry in 1918.
Mary
Hi Mary,
Donatantonio CIRONE son of Giuseppe CIRONE and Felicia MAZZIOTTA, was born in Calvello the 28 sep 1879
here the birth act #138 http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/6980/cirone.jpg
regards,
suanj
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palmgps wrote:You had indicated that you were looking for Carione or Carrione from Cavella. I am looking for Donato Cirone or Donatantonio Cirone from Cavella. He came to the United States in 1903, traveling to Pittston, PA.
I was thinking that he traveled from Pittston, PA to Derry, PA where he at some point married Carmella (Camilla) Bruno and fathered 4 children when he was run over and killed by a train in Derry in 1918.
Mary
Hi Mary,
Donatantonio CIRONE son of Giuseppe CIRONE and Felicia MAZZIOTTA, was born in Calvello the 28 sep 1879
here the birth act #138 http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/6980/cirone.jpg
regards,
suanj
Thank you for the information. He is not the Donato for whom I was looking. Oh well. My Donato Cirone was born 3/3/1883 somewhere in Italy. He married someone named Carmella Bruno. She was form Basillicata.
Mary
palmgps wrote:I located the manifest on Ellisisland.org
Donatantonio Cirone,
ship: Roma,
2/26/1903
last residence: Calvello, Italy
destination: Pittston, PA
24 years old
father Guiseppi (spelling?) already there
I have nothing else. I am trying to determine from where in Italy, Donato Cirone came. His first child was born around 1911/12 in Derry, PA.
your ancestor, by the ship manifest was born in 1879... age 24 in 1903.. coming from Calvello; joining at father Giuseppe ...
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