Angelo - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Look for sicilian Angelos

Mkheath2350 — 2012-05-14 00:54:13Z

My grand mother was an a Angelo her husband was a Torre

Valerous Peter Angelo who lived in Woodruff Co. Arkansas

aprilyellow21 — 2012-04-12 02:22:05Z

I'm looking for the parents of Valerous Peter Angelo b.1825 in TN. who went by the surname Angel in 1850 and then he moved to Arkansas before 1860 and changed the surname to Angelo. Thanks Jane

Re: Angelo / Rinella / Fasone connection?

liquidschwarrtz — 2012-04-06 16:20:40Z

I'm not really sure yet about my research, but I think Frances was my great-grandmother.
Her son was Matthew, who was my paternal grandfather. He married Helen, my grandmother and they had three children--Matthew, Mary and Henry (my father).

Pasquale "Pat" Angelo, 80, of Edinboro,Pennsylvania,son of the late Anthony and Angeline Vicarro Angello.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-01-21 17:53:17Z

Pasquale "Pat" Angelo
Professor Emeritus at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Pasquale "Pat" Angelo, 80, of Edinboro, died Wednesday, January 18, 2012, at UPMC Hamot in Erie as a result of congestive heart failure. Born in Johnstown, Pa., he was son of the late Anthony and Angeline Vicarro Angello. He served in the United States Air Force and was a veteran of the Korean War. He married the former Joanie Marie Little in 1956. He attended Indiana State College on the GI Bill where he graduated in 1958. He obtained a Masters Degree at Edinboro State College. He completed doctoral course work at the State University of New York in Buffalo. He retired as Professor Emeritus from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania in 1989. Following his retirement he authored several books on the subject of labor leaders and union history. He enjoyed spending time with his grandchildren and was an avid sports enthusiast. He was preceded in death by two of his children, Kelley Elizabeth, 1967, and Patrick Michael, 1982. He was also preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Joseph and John Angello; and his sister, Betty Mauro. In addition to his wife, Joanie, survivors include two daughters, Teresa (Charles) Wall of Pittsburgh and Jennifer (Gene) Bozek, of Pittsburgh; and three sons, Thomas (Lynn) Angelo of Edinboro, John (Victoria) Angelo, of Erie, and Dr. James Angelo, of Winchester, Va.; and a sister, Ann Leo of Gibsonia, Pa. He is also survived by 11 grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Glunt Funeral Home, 210 Erie Street, Edinboro, on Sunday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. A prayer service will be held on Monday at 10:30 a.m., followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at Our Lady of the Lake Church at 11:00 a.m., with Father Bill Sutherland officiating. Burial will be in St. James Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to The Millcreek Youth Athletic Association Baseball at MYAA, P.O. Box 8184, Erie, PA 16505.
( Erie Times-News on January 21, 2012 )

Our Lady of the Lake Church ."

Re: John Angelo & 1st wife ? Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

steve74441 — 2011-12-05 02:56:15Z

This is what I have. John Angelo, birth 11/15/1800 d. 06/15/1885. marry 12/27/1819,age 19 to Tabitha Redmon-1st wife.Johns residence 1840-Morgan county,IL-age 40 married again 01/08/1849 to Mary Elizabeth Jackson, again 06/19/1852 to Mary Jane Morrison. Tabitha had 8 kids,Mary 2nd wife had 9 kids, Mary 3rd wife had 5 kids. I have all their names,etc. Tabitha Redmon got 160 acres on 11/01/1858 from United States. She may be native american. Something about the Act or Treaty of 04/24/1820.That's all! steve74441

Re: John Angelo & 1st wife ? Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

McArtogo2 — 2011-11-13 09:44:51Z

Just acknowledging your post; anxious to hear whatever you can add, here. At one time, I had someone post re: The Angelo family, that they'd moved from PA to IL/Ind and back to PA and he had used his wife's name, Angelo, tho his was John Miller (I *think*) There was some immigration involved, from the Sicilian areas, I believe.(?) ~Thx/Sherry

Re: John Angelo & 1st wife ? Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

steve74441 — 2011-11-12 04:13:16Z

John Angelo is my relative.I'll look and see if I have anything on them.

Re: angelo in pa.

bjart5 — 2011-09-04 02:39:47Z

My Maternal Grandmother came from Naples, Italy around 1900. She had relatives (Brothers I think) that went to
Pennsylvania and Louisiana. She went to St. Louis, Mo., with her Mother and had an arranged marriage to Phillippe (sp?) Deida. They had 6 children. My Mother, Mary, was one of
their children. I know very little re her immigration. I
think I found her on a passenger list. Her maiden name was
Angelina Angelo. She was later called Julia Deida. She died in 1948.

Anthony M. "Tony" Angelo, 86, son of the late James and Clara (Pricor) Angelo.Knights of Columbus

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-01-28 05:45:23Z

Anthony M. Angelo
Latrobe

Anthony M. "Tony" Angelo, 86,
of Latrobe,
died peacefully Monday, Jan. 24, 2011, in Excela Health Latrobe Hospital. A lifelong resident of the community he loved, his name is synonymous with Latrobe, in particular its Fourth of July Celebration, often referred to as "Tony's Picnic." Tony was born Sept. 13, 1924, in Latrobe, a son of the late James and Clara (Pricor) Angelo. He spent his formative years at Holy Family Parochial School. It was in elementary school where his vocal talents came to light. He was often identified as the Bobby Breen of Southwestern Pennsylvania, referring to his contemporary who was a radio and film star in the 1930s at age 7. Frequently invited to sing the National Anthem at local and regional events, including conventions of his beloved Fraternal Order of Eagles, Tony was a cantor in later life, and a member of the funeral choir at his parish, St. John the Evangelist Church, in Latrobe. He was also affectionately known as the singing mayor of Latrobe. A 1942 graduate of Latrobe High School, Tony's life was built on service. Employed by ALCO Products for 36 1/2 years, he was co-founder of the first Office Workers Local in Latrobe, serving as president, and in various offices through 1968. The First Ward committeeman served Borough Council for eight years, chairing the Police Committee through 1967. In 1970, he was elected mayor, a post he held for eight years. In 1980, he was elected district justice. During his 11 years on the bench, he also served as president of the Westmoreland County District Justice Association. He retired March 8, 1991. Chairman and founder of the Borough Heart Fund and March of Dimes Program, and a bell ringer for the Salvation Army, he felt strongly about providing for the needs of others, as he himself had been a victim of polio as a young man. A sports enthusiast, he served as president of the Westmoreland County Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame, and enjoyed lending his support to many sports and social organizations. He held life memberships at the Kingston Vets and Sportsman Club and Frontier Club as well as membership in the Touchdown Club and Westmoreland Athletic Club. He was an honorary member of the Latrobe Fire Department, a First Ward Fireman and a member of the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 23. He was also a member of the Daniel B. Nolan Council 940 Knights of Columbus and served on the Westmoreland County Columbus 500 Committee. A member of the Sons of Italy, he was honored as Italian Man of the Year in 1992. He was also awarded the 1988 Community Service Award by the Latrobe Area Chamber of Commerce and honored with a lifetime membership in the Latrobe Historical Society along with many other awards and honors too numerous to mention. But his greatest service was to the Fraternal Order of Eagles, an organization to whom he devoted more than 50 years. As evidence of that service, the Latrobe lodge was renamed in his honor as the Tony Angelo Aerie No. 01188. Secretary of the local for half a century, and the state aerie from its office in Latrobe, he held the office of State President in 1972 to 1973. In 1977, he was elected the National Grand Worthy President, and was chairman of the board in 1978. Inducted into the Fraternal Order of Eagles Hall of Fame, he served as chair of the Grand Aerie FOE Judiciary Committee and traveled extensively for both the state and national organizations.
In addition to his parents,
he was preceded in death by his loving wives, Dorothy (Puchan) Angelo, in 1963,
and Marjorie (Yadesky) Angelo, in 1997;
a brother-in-law, William Melago;
and two sisters-in-law, Kay Puchan and Yolanda "Lolly" Puchan. He is survived by his daughter, Tina Marie Angelo Flamminio, her husband, Dante Flamminio, his granddaughter, Francesca Marjorie Flamminio, and his grandson, Anthony Angelo Flamminio, all of Drexel Hill; his brother, Tom Angelo, and his sister, Muffy Melago, both of Latrobe; two brothers-in-law, John Puchan, of Latrobe, and Rudy Puchan, of Venice, Fla.; numerous nieces and nephews; and a very special caregiver, Roxanne Mowry, of Latrobe. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 p.m. Friday in the HARTMAN-GRAZIANO FUNERAL HOME INC., 1500 Ligonier St., Latrobe. Members of the FOE Tony Angelo Aerie No. 01188 will hold services at 6:30 p.m. Friday in the funeral home. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Saturday in St. John the Evangelist Church, 306 St. John Drive, Latrobe, with the Rev. Anthony Carbone as celebrant. Private interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Latrobe. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial contributions be made to the FOE Tony Angelo Aerie No. 01188, 215 Spring St., Latrobe, PA 15650; the Latrobe VFD Hose Company No. 1, 390 Oak St., Latrobe, PA 15650; or to the Holy Child Academy, 475 Shadeland Ave., Drexel Hill, PA 19026.
Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh ,

St. John the Evangelist Church, "

Machado to Angelo

ssilva5827 — 2010-10-27 03:44:33Z

Looking for any info on Manuel Joseph Machado who came to California from Azores (Island unk - Poss Pico). Due to many Machados in the Merritt Island area of Clarksburg, CA he changed his name to Angelo. Married a Mary Leal Manica or Manica Leal (understand they switched names often). Children: Manuel (1897), Mamie (1898), Anibel (1902), Emily (1903), Manuel (1905), Ernest (1912), Laurence (1915), Wilbert (1916), Louisa (1918), and Irene (1920). Would really like to know which Island he came from, and information on Mary's family.

Angelo Family in India - Gladys Amy Margaret Angelo, nee Campbell

sandpiper88 — 2010-09-23 22:34:23Z

I should be grateful for any information about my paternal grandmother, Gladys Angelo (1890 - 1920). She was the first wife of my Grandfather, Michael Oldfield Angelo (1887 - 1965). I only have records of her marriage in 1913 and death in 1920, both in Dehra Dun, India.

I have a pretty good picture of the Angelo family in India during the C19th (a fair bit is in the public domain).

Re: 1916 postcard sent by C. ANGELO of Lodi, New Jersey to Como, Italy

fastfood82 — 2010-07-10 08:50:11Z

I'm sorry I got you off the track.
Good Luck on the postcard.

Re: 1916 postcard sent by C. ANGELO of Lodi, New Jersey to Como, Italy

JimMiller599 — 2010-07-10 08:06:55Z

Hi,

No, I'm not an Angelo. My interest is related to the postcard, and how postcards and envelopes can be used in genealogy. There are lots of examples at: http://philgen.org

Thanks for your reply.

Jim Miller

Re: 1916 postcard sent by C. ANGELO of Lodi, New Jersey to Como, Italy

fastfood82 — 2010-07-10 08:00:26Z

Hi Jim,
No I never ran across a C Angelo.
If I do I can let you know.
Are you a Angelo?

TEL

Re: 1916 postcard sent by C. ANGELO of Lodi, New Jersey to Como, Italy

JimMiller599 — 2010-07-10 06:09:28Z

Hi fastfood82,

I have only the photo of the postcard. Do you know what the C (in C. Angelo) stands for, and have you found C. Angelo in a census? I do not have any information on Joseph Angelo.

Thanks,
Jim Miller

Re: 1916 postcard sent by C. ANGELO of Lodi, New Jersey to Como, Italy

fastfood82 — 2010-07-10 05:03:55Z

I am related to the Angelo family through my grandmother.
Her father's parent are from Sicily. His father came from
Naples.
Do you have anything on Joseph Angelo from Naples?

1916 postcard sent by C. ANGELO of Lodi, New Jersey to Como, Italy

JimMiller599 — 2010-06-30 16:41:19Z

I recently found an old postcard that C. ANGELO of Lodi, New Jersey sent to Como, Italy in 1916. You can see the postcard on http://philgen.org (search on ANGELO, select the one with CALATI, click on View, and scroll to the bottom of the page), or click on the link below. I want to determine if Como, Italy is the birthplace of C. ANGELO (or of his/his parents) and if this postcard is helpful to someone in their genealogical research. I am unable to find an ANGELO family in Lodi, New Jersey at the address written on the postcard, and wondered if someone can locate the ANGELO family in a census or similar source document. The reason I have a photo of the postcard is because of my interest in using old envelopes and postcards in genealogical research. I have an article in the Winter 2010 issue of American Ancestors entitled Philatelic Genealogy Update (viewable at the philgen website) and have started the philgen website.

Here is a direct link to the photo of the postcard: http://philgen.org/index.php?option=com_fabrik&c=form&am...

Re: angelo in Abruzzi

louangelogenealogy — 2010-03-20 18:52:31Z

My family came from Abruzzi and settled in minersville PA then Philadelphia

Nick De Angelo Air Force Montana 1963

awall1963 — 2009-09-25 13:23:02Z

Hello - In search of Nick DeAngelo who was in the Air Force
stationed in or near Montana in 1963. I understand Mr. DeAngelo was an Italian Engineer. Would be an honor to find him or his relatives.

Thank you.

Re: angelo in Abruzzi

tvm21 — 2009-08-14 15:10:13Z

JA,

My great-grandfather is Nicola Angelo and on his WWI draft card it states his birthplace as "Naples, Chieti, Italy" which doesn't make much sense as Naples and Chieti are on opposite sides of the peninsula. But as any lead is worth checking out, maybe I can learn more about Angelos from Chieti.

I know Nicola was born 1889 and emigrated 1895, although I can't find any record of his parents emigrating with him. His father was Carmine Angelo who I do not know much about. That is unfortunately all I know about my Angelos prior to arriving in the United States, and I haven't found anything about a name change from Angelisto.

One other thing I know that my Angelos are of the genetic haplogroup I1, which is not very common in Italy and originates from Scandinavia, just in case anyone knows of any Norman or Gothic ancestry of the Angelos. (It's been suggested to me that the name Angelo could come from Anglia in Denmark, the home of the Angles.)

Thanks!

Re: angelo in pa.

tvm21 — 2009-08-14 14:47:05Z

My great-grandfather was Nicholas Angelo and he lived in Pittsburgh most of his life. He was from Naples, and his father's name is Carmine. He changed his name to Harry Miller and has children Vincent, James, Nicholas, and Margaret by wife Jennie Labarbera. I don't know if he had any siblings, but if any of this looks familiar, let me know.

Vincent Alexander Angelo

jttb — 2009-07-09 04:40:43Z

Am Looking for any relatives of Vincent Alexander Angelo,his name might have been shortened from Angeloupolos.Vincent married Eileen Mary Morris in Victoria Australia

Re: angelo in pa.

CarolynCarroll3226RR — 2009-05-12 20:12:11Z

Were they in the Broad Top region of PA

Re: John Angelo & 1st wife-(of 5?..names??) Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

McArtogo2 — 2009-04-27 07:12:46Z

Hello, Laura....
I'm not getting my notifications, for some reason, so I didn't get notified of your reply/ies....does this post re:John Angelo etal relate to Lucinda's line?
I hope you get this msg...sorry for the delay!..
I tried your aol addy, but it came back.
SAMcClellan
artogo4u@yahoo.com

Re: H5 mtdna - Lucinda Angelo-b:1857/McLean,IL ?

McArtogo2 — 2009-04-27 06:51:28Z

I didn't rec've a notification of your reply, and I'm hoping you'll contact me? I have Archers as a collateral line, in my Dad's Pittser line, which is odd, because Angelo is from my Mom's lines, tho I don't know how...Hope to hear from you!
SAMcClellan
artogo4u@yahoo.com

Re: H5 mtdna - Lucinda Angelo-b:1857/McLean,IL ?

lauraangelo83 — 2009-04-05 22:28:36Z

My records list Lucinda Angelo b. 1857 McLean, Illinois.
Daughter of Okenas Angelo and Alice Cashaw
Lucinda married William Archer 1876 McLean, Illinois
Children:
Viola, Grace,Clauda

Re: John Angelo & 1st wife-(of 5?..names??) Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

lauraangelo83 — 2009-04-05 22:21:58Z

1st wife Tobitha Dorcas Redmon b. 1800 d. Unknown
2nd wife Elizabeth Jackson 1810-1848
3rd wife Mary E. Jackson ? 1851
4th wife Mary Jane Morrison 1834-1873
5th wife Jane Norris

He had children with all but the 5th wife.

Re: fasone...Faison?...

McArtogo2 — 2009-04-05 14:22:16Z

The link didn't work...
I'm looking for some female "unknowns"..the
name of Angelo came up in my searching.
My Ky kin were members of a Historical Asso., that has the Faison name in it...would there be anything like a name changing?...I don't know how it all fits together. I'm just trying to fill in the blanks of my family tree.
You can click on my posts to see if there's anything that goes with your info. I didn't see what fasone meant, in your msgs..and with the link not working, I still don't know...?

Re: Looking for Angelo's in TX

McArtogo2 — 2009-04-05 13:52:33Z

I don't see any responses to your post and don't want to raise your expectations; as I am looking for info on this line, also...for a female ancestor. I have many other lines with links to E.TX, even in Tyler. Seems I have a lot of loose ends in the area. I'd appreciate any clues as to anything you've turned up in your son's line..thanks.
SAMcClellan
artogo4u@yahoo.com

Re: John Angelo & 5 wive's maiden names?? Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

McArtogo2 — 2009-04-05 11:47:21Z

Would the Campos name be connected to the DelCampo..I think that's the spelling...I've seen that in with some of my other lines, but have no further info on the name..how or if it's more than a collateral line, etc..ie: the Pittser name. I am trying to tie into my maternal "unknowns" in my Pittser/Cornell(Cornwell) lines..there's a lot of name changing in most of my lines, too...spelling, taking wives names, for whatever reason. Makes for quite a challenge.
(click on my posts for other info) Thanks.
SAMcClellan
artogo4u@yahoo.com

Re: John Angelo & 1st wife-(of 5?..names??) Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

McArtogo2 — 2009-04-05 11:36:58Z

I keep seeing the ref to many wives..does anyone know the maiden names of these women?...Thanks
SAMcClellan
artogo4u@yahoo.com

H5 mtdna - Lucinda Angelo-b:1857/McLean,IL ?

McArtogo2 — 2009-04-05 10:49:44Z

This is a far-fetched attempt to fill in the blanks of my maternal ancestry...My results from the mtDNA tests, show a link to some Slovenian ancestry, KS, ca1920..a common ancestoral line. Slovenia is at the NE border of Italy. Some refugees did and do immigrate due to ethnic persecutions. I was doing some random searching and found a reference to Lucinda Angelo, b:1857 in McLean, IL. I don't know if Angelo was her maiden name or married name.
According to the results for the line, where her name's listed, her mtdna results are an exact to mine and I'd like to see if there's a common denominator in our trees that might help me (and someone else, maybe?) find out who the "Unknown" women in my tree are. I have a Daniel/David Corn/w/ell b:Clermont,OH 1847, who married 2 unknown women born in Arkansas, probably late 1860's. lst wife, died in TX..according to an 1880 Census for McDonald Co.,MO, where he'd left his 3 dtrs to "go back to Texas"...One of these girls was my G-grandmtr and I'd love to find more abt her parents. Her G-ftr was George Corn/w/ell who was married at that time, to a Mrs Helen Marie Sartwell-Evans, who died in 1882, leaving a housefull of kids to be scattered among relatives, I suppose. Some of the descendants think the "Unknown" women may have been from a Lovell family, in NW Arkansas. As I mentioned, I don't know if the Angelo name was from a marraige or a maiden name. I was born in IL, abt 50 miles east of St. Louis and figure my dad knew someone there...he and his dad worked in the Oilfields, he was working for Midwest Drilling, OK City, OK at the time, mid 1940's. If this goes with anybody else's mysteries, please let me know and maybe we can find some answers?
A note is that some of the near matches for the mtdna results point to a Fogel/Fogle..Vogel/ar name, also. I wasn't familiar with these surnames, but they are Slovenian..Mediteranian, etc..I see a Miller name tied to the Angelo name and I have a lot of ancestors who had experience in the shipping industries, transferring these trades to intercoastal pursuits, in the early 1800's etc.
Thanks.
SAMcClellan
PO Bx 585
Arlington,OR
97812-0585
or..
artogo4u@yahoo.com

Ann S. Angelo, 93, Born in Erie, CO, PA, daughter of, Gaetano Valerio and Mary (Mezzacapo) Valerio Letizio.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-03-05 00:02:40Z

Angelo, Ann S.
Ann S. Angelo, 93, of Erie passed away on Monday, March 2, 2009 at Saint Vincent Health Center. Born in Erie on September 17, 1915, she was a daughter of the late Gaetano Valerio and Mary (Mezzacapo) Valerio Letizio. Before her retirement, she was a presser at Penn Neckware. She was a member of Sacred Heart Church, the Zukor Club, Saint Vincent Auxiliary, and East Erie Turners Auxiliary. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Gene F. Angelo, in 1977; three brothers, Vincent, Julio and Tony Valerio; and a sister, Victoria Valerio. Survivors include two sons, Richard G. Angelo, wife, Lucy, and William J. (Bill) Angelo, all of Erie; a daughter, Linda A. Angelo, of Dickenson, Texas; two grandchildren, Michelle Fosco, husband, Dan, and Casey Angelo, wife, Fran; four great-grandchildren, John and Danny Fosco, and Christina and Daniela Angelo; sister, Rose Klie, of Erie; a step-sister, Grace DiSantis; sisters-in-law, Josie and Loretta Valerio; and many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Brugger Home for Funerals, 1595 W. 38th St. at Greengarden Blvd, on Thursday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., and may attend services there on Friday at 9:30 a.m. Burial in Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
ERIE COUNTY, PA,

Brugger Home for Funerals,
Sacred Heart Church, "

Re: Angelo,Margaret (Maggie)

nick76050 — 2008-08-30 07:28:30Z

I was born in 1961 in riverside. My birth mom was born in 1935 and her mom died very young. Her maiden name was Fowler. I would have at least 2 female siblings.

Angelo and Miller from Italy to Pennsylvania

tvm21 — 2008-07-09 04:13:55Z

I'm looking for any information on my great-grandfather's family. His name was Nicola Angelo and he was born in southern Italy, possibly near either Naples or Chieti around 1890. His family immigrated to Allegheny County Pennsylvania when he was young. He usually went by Nicholas, and by the time he was married he had changed his name to Harry Miller. His wife's name was Jennie, and his children were Vincent, James, Margaret, and Nicholas. He had three brothers, Lawrence, Tony, and Thomas. His parents went by Jean and Mary. If anyone has any information it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Re: Angelo

kkelleyusa1 — 2008-06-11 01:34:41Z

yes we are from the same Angelos. Let me know if I can help your search

Re: Angelo,Margaret (Maggie)

kkelleyusa1 — 2008-06-11 01:19:41Z

the bar was called Fagan's on Highland ave near Arrowhead or D in San Bernardino

angelo in pa.

mbbkcc — 2008-02-21 23:43:11Z

looking for any family relatives in pa. nj.

Re: John Angelo & 1st wife ? Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

Arlyne55 — 2007-11-25 01:10:46Z

John Angelo Great Uncle. My grandfathers name is Joseph, siblings Fred and Consuelo. Their father Samuel was married to Julia Haynes.

Re: Angelo Family in NJ/PA 1700''s

nncrd — 2007-10-10 16:16:11Z

I am descended from the Hulings family, and researching other branches. Although I have a lot of info on the men, not too may researchers also follow the women. I read somewhere on the rootsweb Angelo message board where you wrote that James and Mary Hulings had 10 children and he and Lucy had seven . I have the following in (name/birth):
James and Mary:
Benjamin Jun 1793
James, JR Sep 1794
John abt 1800
Okenas abt 1802

James and Lucy:
Samuel Westcott: abt 1817
David R May 1819
William H Jun 1821
Robert H Jun 1821
Thomas Michael May 1825
Daniel abt 1828
Ira abt 1829

Would you be able to give me the names/dates of the other children; and in case of daughters, their husband's name.

You may send your reply to trrnnc@hotmail.com

Thank you in advance, sincerely,

Nancy B

John Angelo's Murder Trial

katanderson25 — 2007-01-19 09:17:06Z

I have a set of books I bought from my local library.

The title of the set is "Children & Youth in America". The years discussed in these volumes
are 1866-1932.

ANYWAY...there is a chapter that discusses "An Unfair Trial" "Angelo v. The People, 96 ILL. 209"

"Mr. Justice Walker delivered the opinion of the Court:"

"At the August term, 1878, of the Morgan circut court, the grand jury presented an indictment
against John Angelo, then about seventy-eight years of age, and his son, for the murder of
Isaac Hammill."

If anyone is interested in this line, I would be happy to transcribe the information from the book for you.

This is not an advertisement. :-) I am just stuck on my own research right now, and I thought
if I could do something productive for someone else...

Well, just let me know if you want the rest of the info.

Kathy katanderson25@hotmail.com

John Angelo's Murder Trial

katanderson25 — 2007-01-19 09:16:10Z

Re: Crawfor CO. Angelos

skingin1 — 2007-01-03 07:05:18Z

please any info on samuel angelo i would like to share my info

Re: Crawfor CO. Angelos

skingin1 — 2007-01-03 07:05:14Z

please any info on samuel angelo i would like to share my info

Re: Benjamin Angelo b.circa 1728

skingin1 — 2007-01-03 07:00:37Z

i'm samuel angelo great grandson contact me please jospeph angelo campos

Re: John and Elizabeth Angelo, Illinois

skingin1 — 2007-01-03 06:01:51Z

please help

Re: John Angelo & 1st wife ? Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

skingin1 — 2006-12-25 21:33:30Z

hello and please send mme info on john angelo and his wifves thank you joseph michael campos angelo my great grandfather was joe angelo and his father was samuel angelo married to julia haynes

Re: John and Elizabeth Angelo, Illinois

skingin1 — 2006-12-24 13:03:15Z

hello my name is joseph campos .i am the great grandson of joe angelo his daughter clara angelo later clara campos is my grandmother. please i would like any info you have hope to her from you soon respectfully joseph campos

Re: John and Elizabeth Angelo, Illinois

skingin1 — 2006-12-24 13:03:11Z

Angelo,DeAngelo,Purcell

DebNeidlinger_38xxx — 2006-11-02 04:10:24Z

I am looking for information on Nicholas & Roseline (DeAngelo) Angelo from Italy.Nicholas born 1880, Rose born 1882.Arriving here around 1912.To this union they had four children. The oldest being my husband's grandmother: Frances Angelo.Frances was born 1913 in Minersville, Schuylkill County,Pa and married a Thomas Purcell from Jonestown, Cass Township, Schuylkill County,Pa. Together they had 10 children.
Looking for any information on the Angelo/ Purcell family.
Thanks ~Deb~

Angelo - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Look for sicilian Angelos

Valerous Peter Angelo who lived in Woodruff Co. Arkansas

Re: Angelo / Rinella / Fasone connection?

Pasquale "Pat" Angelo, 80, of Edinboro,Pennsylvania,son of the late Anthony and Angeline Vicarro Angello.

Re: John Angelo & 1st wife ? Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

Re: John Angelo & 1st wife ? Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

Re: John Angelo & 1st wife ? Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

Re: angelo in pa.

Anthony M. "Tony" Angelo, 86, son of the late James and Clara (Pricor) Angelo.*Knights of Columbus *

Machado to Angelo

Angelo Family in India - Gladys Amy Margaret Angelo, nee Campbell

Re: 1916 postcard sent by C. ANGELO of Lodi, New Jersey to Como, Italy

Re: 1916 postcard sent by C. ANGELO of Lodi, New Jersey to Como, Italy

Re: 1916 postcard sent by C. ANGELO of Lodi, New Jersey to Como, Italy

Re: 1916 postcard sent by C. ANGELO of Lodi, New Jersey to Como, Italy

Re: 1916 postcard sent by C. ANGELO of Lodi, New Jersey to Como, Italy

1916 postcard sent by C. ANGELO of Lodi, New Jersey to Como, Italy

Re: angelo in Abruzzi

Nick De Angelo Air Force Montana 1963

Re: angelo in Abruzzi

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Vincent Alexander Angelo

Re: angelo in pa.

Re: John Angelo & 1st wife-(of 5?..names??) Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

Re: H5 mtdna - Lucinda Angelo-b:1857/McLean,IL ?

Re: H5 mtdna - Lucinda Angelo-b:1857/McLean,IL ?

Re: John Angelo & 1st wife-(of 5?..names??) Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

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Re: Looking for Angelo's in TX

Re: John Angelo & 5 wive's maiden names?? Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

Re: John Angelo & 1st wife-(of 5?..names??) Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

H5 mtdna - Lucinda Angelo-b:1857/McLean,IL ?

Ann S. Angelo, 93, Born in Erie, CO, PA, daughter of, Gaetano Valerio and Mary (Mezzacapo) Valerio Letizio.

Re: Angelo,Margaret (Maggie)

Angelo and Miller from Italy to Pennsylvania

Re: Angelo

Re: Angelo,Margaret (Maggie)

angelo in pa.

Re: John Angelo & 1st wife ? Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

Re: Angelo Family in NJ/PA 1700''s

John Angelo's Murder Trial

John Angelo's Murder Trial

Re: Crawfor CO. Angelos

Re: Crawfor CO. Angelos

Re: Benjamin Angelo b.circa 1728

Re: John and Elizabeth Angelo, Illinois

Re: John Angelo & 1st wife ? Redmon?/Morgan Co. IL 1800's

Re: John and Elizabeth Angelo, Illinois

Re: John and Elizabeth Angelo, Illinois

Angelo,DeAngelo,Purcell

Anthony M. "Tony" Angelo, 86, son of the late James and Clara (Pricor) Angelo.Knights of Columbus