Carmon Caseino, Philomina Castilucci, De Sio

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Carmon Caseino, Philomina Castilucci, De Sio

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Hi. I am the great granddaughter of Carmon Caseino (listed as Herman Caseino in a previous post) (also spelled Cascino by other family members) and Carmela Castelucio. William Caseino (birth name was Guerino Cascino prior to immigration to the US) is my grandfather. The Caseinos are related to the De Sio family. Philomina Castilucci is listed as my grandfather's mother on his death certificate. I cannot locate any records of Philomina. Is anyone familiar with the name? Thank you, Stephanie Rodis Scott
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Re: Carmon Caseino, Philomina Castilucci, De Sio

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The family's ship passenger record indicates arrived in the US on February 20, 1912. The family is listed as from Faiano, Province of Salerno, Italy. The listing includes:

Carmine Cascino, age 32
Carmela Castelluccio, age 23, his wife
Guerino Cascino, age 2, his child
Antonetta Cascino, age 1, his child.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... cc=1368704

In Faiano in 1910, there is the birth record of Antonetta, indicating that she is was born of Carmine Cascino and Carmela Castelluccio
http://dl.antenati.san.beniculturali.it ... ewsIndex=0

In nearby Giffoni Valle Piana in 1909 here is the birth record of your grandfather, Quirino Mario Cascino, son of Carmine Cascino and Carmela Castelluccio.
http://dl.antenati.san.beniculturali.it ... ewsIndex=0
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Re: Carmon Caseino, Philomina Castilucci, De Sio

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Oh, my goodness! Thank you so much for finding my grandfather's and aunt's birth records. I never would have been able to find them. I am eternally grateful. You are such a blessing. --Stephanie Rodis Scott.
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