Italian Americans in Connecticut, 1942

[scuderiaf1]

You're very kind.

Would you check:

Romeo, Camito/a or Bilotti?


Thanks in advance,


Tony

[uther]

Bianchi:

There is a John A. Bianchi, proprietor of Elks Bowling Alleys of New Haven, CT. Born in New Haven 5/18/1910 the son of Joseph Bianchi and Josephine Loschi. Educated at local schools then entered into the bowling enterprise with his father in 1923. In 1933 Mr. Bianchi with his father opened the Elks Bowling Alleys on Crown Street. In 1935 he became the National Duck Pin Champion with a record score of 458 for 3 games. on 6/27/1934 he married Beatrice K. Callegari of New Haven, CT a former school teacher. Daughter: Joan Beatrice. Business 216 Crown Street and Residence: 146 Davenport Ave, New Haven (1942)

There is also a Marie Louise Bianchi: Instructor at Bassett Junior High School of New Haven, CT. Born in Bologna Italy 4/29/1909. Daughter of Joseph and Di Norah Molina. Came to America at age 1. Graduated New Haven High in 1927, Albertus Magnus in 1931 and Yale Graduate School in 1933. Began her teaching career in the Commerical Evening High School in 1935 and substitued at Fair Haven Junior High. Since 1936 teaching Latin and Romance Languages at the Bassett Junior High. Residence 401 Grand Avenue, New Haven, CT (1942).

Let me know if this was helpful.

Wow...Joseph Bianchi was my ggf and Josephine (also known as Prosperina) was my ggm. I am still researching both of their maternal and paternal ancestry lines back to Modena. I may have to pay someone from Italy to do it as I cannot speak Italian!. Thanks for the extra info anyway!

[calliope234]

basile or corabi

[DeborahLar]

There is a Thomas A. Basile, Born in Scigliano, Cosenza Italy, May 20 1897. Son of Nicola Basile and Caterina Talarico. Was brought to America in 1904 settling in New Britaian, Conn.

There is a William J. Basile, State Director of Finance. Born in Middletown, Conn. 10/31/1902. Son of Matthew Basile and Lilla Bertini. His grandfather Antonio Basile was the first Italian American settler in Middletown.

No Corabi.

If you think this is your Basile family let me know and I can post some additonal information which appears on the page.

[saraavvocata]

Hi Deborah,

Can you find any entries for Rosa? They mostly lived in Stamford, CT.

Thank you!

Sara

[DeborahLar]

Rosano and Rosia but no Rosa. Both families were in New Britian.

[Ritamay]

Hi Deborah --Your kind gesture prompts me to inquire about the following name: REDA.

Thank you.

Rita May

[Stephie0816]

Hi Deborah-
Is there anything for the name RANDAZZO? They were from Middletown, CT. Thank you so much!

Stephanie

[PeterTimber]

Stephie there is a Luann Randazzo in Middletown, CT..Go to www.numberway.com =Peter=

[qnana]

Thanks for your kind offer. Would you check Jacobellis in Stamford?

Thanks,
qnana (Stamford born)

[jennci]

Could you please look for Sannizzaro

Thanks

[AndrewK]

Wonderful of you to do this. I'm going to have a reunion in Brooklyn and I believe there are Terzano's in Conn. but I can't be sure. I don't know if they went there originally or found their way more recently. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[NYJudi]

Hi, I was wondering if there was anything for Tinto (name changed from Tinchettella)? They were from the Fairfield CT area.

Thanks,

Judy

[PeterTimber]

There are 4 Tinto in Connecticut. =Peter=

[tonij16102]

Thank-you for the kind offering could you please check

Carusone
DiBernardo
Malizia

Thank-you once more..

Toni