Hello! I am Vincenzo and Antonia's great-granddaughter, Dianna. Rocco, your uncle, was my grandfather.

I just found Vincenzo's death certificate. https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/NQ3P-BVW. His parents were Pasquale Dangoia and Maria Carmine Marina.

Tiffany, I am really sorry to tell you that my mother doesn't have any answers for you. I actually have told her a lot more than she knew. She didn't know her grandfather's name was Vincenzo, or that her grandmother's maiden name was Laurenzana, or even where in Italy they came from. I found the ...

I know there was definitely Aunt Lucy and Aunt Rosie, so I'm sure that's Rosina and Lucia. Pasquale would be Uncle Pat. These were my mom's aunts and uncle. I know that Antonia, my great-grandmother, was really mean and used to chase the kids around with a broom. She adored my grandpa, Rocco. He was ...

Tiffany, after I sent you that message, I realized that "Antoinette" must be Antonia. I will ask my mother if she knows any of that information, or knows who might. Unfortunately, my grandfather, Rocco, died when I was only 7. I do know he was the youngest of several children, and I believe that ...

Andy, we are probably related, then. My mother is Beverly Dongory, of South Chicago Heights, daughter of Rocco Dongory, who is the son of Antoinette Dangoia.

My mother's maiden name was Dongory, originally spelled Dangoia. My grandfather's name was Rocco. I know that his mother's name was Antoinette. They lived in Chicago Heights, which is a south suburb of Chicago. I would be happy to find out more for you, but I know that you posted this a long time ...