Thanks so much to both of you.

@ John-
The charts are really fascinating! I'll send you the the info I have from my great grandparents on down. It's kinda confusing (2nd marriages and the blended families), I hope I can have it make sense. Most people on this part of the family tree are in the ...

Hi Marcelo-
So glad to meet you! It's so very cool to meet new relatives!
I would love to find out what information you have regarding the Coladangelo family. All I have so far is what Mr. Armellino kindly provided back in November, are you able to add to what he was able to start for me? You can ...

John-
Wow, so cool! Thank you!!
I'll send the e-mail shortly-
Sharon

Thank you again- I really appreciate your effort.

Wow- thank you!

A lot of our family is still in Cleveland from when my great-grandparents settled here. My grandma is Yolanda (nee Coladangelo) King (husband Leo B. King), my mother is Kathleen (nee King) Blaser (husband John C. Blaser)and I'm Sharon Blaser.

Nice to meet you!

Thank you- You've been so helpful!
Sharon

Thank you everybody-

I didn't notice some of those details on the manifests when I saw them earlier (like Uncle Lorenzo). I also didn't know to look at the next page. Oops...

Pietro's parents are Giuseppe (Joseph) and Nunzia. I saw the 1910 census and the 1905 manifest, and that's where I got ...

Hello-

I recently started researching my Italian heritage. My great-grandparents are Pietro and Maddalena (nee D'Ascenza) Coladangelo, who were originally from Campobasso, Italy. They settled in Cleveland, OH in 1910.

According to their death certificates and passports, Pietro was born in Busso on ...