Trocciola-campobasso

[suetroc]

Thank you Jim- What a nice surprise to see this information on my great-great grandfather today and also also some of the original documents. This is really an amazing website- everyone has been so helpful. Carlo's brother, Giovangiuseppe may have come to NYC as well- I have seen his name before and never knew where he fit in my family. I will have to go back and look at my notes.

I am surprised at how old his parents were when he was born (41 and 45)- was that common in Italy? Thanks again
Susan

[suetroc]

Actually Carlo is my great-great grandfather...

[oilman19]

Yes, their ages did get my attention, especially hers.
Since Luigi was born abt. 1831, I would guess there were probably many more children born to Pasquale and Rosalia. Unfortunately, I haven't rented any birth record films for the 1830's and early 1840's that could be researched at the FHC.

[Diane Hauselt]

Hi...My name is Diane Trocciola Hauselt. I am also interested in the Trocciola family as well.
Susan Trocciola is my cousin. Her Dad is my first cousin. I have also been trying to get information
about the Trocciola Family as well.

I am also interested in the Graziano family which is Giovanni's Trocciola wife's maiden name.
Her first name was Francesca Graziano. Her dad was Giuseppe Graziano and her mom was
Angelina Venezia. I don't have much information on either of these 2 families. I do know
that they were from Naples.
I know that my grandmother came to the US with her parents and I think she had one sister.
Also, my grandparents did not meet in Italy, they met in Brooklyn, New York, USA.
I have their original Marriage Certificate. They got married in Brooklyn,New York, USA on
August 14, 1910.