Giuliani - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Antonio Giuliani

vickylord35 — 2012-04-23 07:02:59Z

Oh wow you have made my day, I could not work out what happened to Lewis... It would make sense that they anglicised their name. Yes Antonios father was Guiseppe but I so far have not been able to track them back further than that. Esther's father was Isaac Cannell which is a Huguenot family. My email is velord99@googlemail.com if you would like to swop info etc. Vicky.

Re: Antonio Giuliani

LizCremer — 2012-04-22 20:50:17Z

Hi reading your description then it sounds like your great great great grandparents are also mine. Antonio and Esther also had a son Lewis Guiliani who was married to a Martha Hamlett. Lewis (also known as Luigi) had Hesther (died aged 10), Thomas (my great uncle Tom)Twin boy of Thomas who died at birth and My grandfather Lewis John Williams (at some point Gt Grandfather Luigi anglisised their name) Lewis John Williams married Ellen Bright and They had one son, Roger Williams (my father)Roger Married Marguerite Magee and they have 2 children (Me - Elizabeth Ann) and my brother David John. I married Timothy Cremer and we have two children - Rebekah Anne Cremer and Joshua John Cremer. My brother David John Williams married Sarah Pain.

I also understand that Antonio's father was Guiesppi and Esther's father was Issac Cannell

Re: Giuliani's from Dambel, Trento, Tyrol, Italy California

dlturner001 — 2012-02-07 02:34:02Z

My great grandmother was Virginia Guiliani, her immigration papers say she came from Dambel, Austria, she too always insisted she was Austrian. I am trying to find any ties to her there seeking family line, we have no other information except she was married to Joseph Guiliani, had a daughter named Rosa (my grandmother) and her maiden name may have been Fabiano

Re: Ferdinand Giuliani

Margie_Lauer — 2011-11-09 19:26:01Z

I think we do have an ancestor in common, Domenico Giuliani. My grandfather was Ferdinand Giuliani married to Mary Cacciari (different spelling but probably the same person).
Also, Domenico's first wife's name I have as Clorinda, not Clotilda. I have had the marriage record transcribed by an Italian researcher, which was October 22, 1871 in Quiesa. His second wife was Mariucca. I imagine Clorinda died and he was left with two small children, so he remarried her sister, Mariucca. That was not that unusual back then.
Do you have birth information on the five children?
Margie Lauer
margie.lauer@gmail.com

Re: Ferdinand Giuliani

mcanzalone — 2011-11-06 17:41:39Z

Yes actually. Domenico Giuliani and Clotilda Consani had two children. Ferdinand and Carolina. Domenico then married Clotilda's sister Mariuccia and had 3 more children (one of whom is my great grandmother.) The two of them raised all 5. Though why is a mystery to me. Ferdinand married Mary Chacari and their children (and if my puzzle is correct, one of your parents is included here) are Albert, Ferdinand, Sylvia, and Victorine.

Re: giulianis from tuscany

madwomanfoo — 2011-09-01 21:39:10Z

Hi Janet,

Thank you for all the wonderful ancestry. Personally, I couldn't do it and I appreciate all your hard work.

Eleanor

Re: giulianis from tuscany

janetdavidusa — 2011-09-01 00:43:04Z

Hi Eleanor We do indeed have the same family. I do not have the Giulianis on my tree on this site but I have them all on a tree on Genes reunited. My connection to the family is via marriage and is as follows.

Carlo (your Grandfather) was the son of Carlo Giuliani and Angiolino Minghella. Angiolina (Circa 1861 - 1917) was the daughter of Francesco Minghella and Nicolina Ferri who may have come from Caserta in the Naples region of Italy. There is a sad story regarding the family as they had set off from Italy to start a new life in Scotland and arrived in Paris when the seige of Paris occurred (sometime between September 19, 1870 – January 28, 1871) Wherever they had been staying Francesco had gone to get food and was never seen again. Angiolina never new if he had a bandoned them or if he had been killed. Its not known if Nicolina continued to travel to Scotland on her own with her children or if she returned to Italy before finally coming over here we may never know. Regarding her children I have found 2 children Angiolina c 1861 (Your Great Grandmother) and Cosimo Minghella c 1865 on the 1891 census one member of the household a widower was shown as a son in law so she may have had another daughter. As Nicolina never knew what happened to Francesco this may be why she listed herself as a spinster on her later marriage certificate to Archangelo Pacitti as she had no proof she was a widow and the marriage may not have been allowed to go ahead. Nicolina and Archangelo Pacitti had one son Anthony Pacitti born 1882 ans I am in contact with his descendants in Australia. It was only when I found her death certificate that I was able to confirm that she was one in the same person.

Angiolina's brother Cosimo married a Christina Capaldi in Naples Italy in 1886 and their son Francesca Minghella 1890 married Marion Shaw the sister of my Great Grandmother in 1923. Theri son My Uncle Frank Minghella born 1925 told me the story about his Great Grandmother and the sad loss of her first husband.

Regarding the Guliani's they do indeed link to Barga Carlo's younger brother Amedes born 1892 married Diamonte Kingsbury and they had at least one child born 12/02/1928 At Lucca Barga Giuliani 167/CL 336 Consular returns
Father Amedeo Giuliani Sculptor British subject by birth Born at Glasgow Mother Diamonte Kingsbury
Informant letter from father dated 3rd May 1928 to the UK records office to allow their son to have dual nationality. I also made contact with the Granddaughter of Teresa Giuliani (1889 - 1971) and her husband Archibald McGlashan (A reknown artist) and she was able to provide me with additional information and pictures.

Here is the information I have on Carlos at present Carlo Giuliani was born 06/04/1897 in 11 Great Clyde Street Glasgow. He was married to Helen Neilson when he was aged 25 at 25 Wellington Street Glasgow. He was living at 38 Park Road West Glasgow working as a Chemists assistant Witnesses John Barton Docherty 252 Cathedral Street Glasgow and Margaret Docherty 34 Hopetoun Place Glasgow Ref 644/10 704 Carlo died aged 71 at 15 Cedar Rd Cumbernauld Usual Residence 6 Hotspur Street Glasgow. Death registered by C Guliani son Ref 495/00 0030. Regarding his siblings here is the information I have ceen able to find out so far.

Amelia Giuliani Circa 1881 I have been unable so far to find Amelia’s birth certificate but can tell you she married on 08/01/1903 aged 22 at St Andrews ? Glasgow Living at 11 Great Clyde St Glasgow The witnesses were John Maxwell & Anita Palaggi? Ref 644/07 0071.
Amelia died 1956 aged 75 at 24 Dorian Dr Clarkston Glasgow. Her death was registered by Stella M Hart her daughter Ref 571/02 0097

Umberto Giuliani Circa 1881 I have been unable so far to find Umberto’s birth certificate, he died aged 1 months

Pietro Giuliani was born circa 1884 in America he married twice His marriage to Frances Donnelly which took place on 10/02/1916 ended in divorce. At the time of the marriage he was aged 32 He married at 90 1/2 Great Hamilton Street Glasgow, and was living at 15 Trongate Glasgow. Working as a Physician Surgeon. The witnesses were Pietro Giuliani Confectioner and Pietro Paganini Confectioner Ref 644/03 0111 His second marriage to Dorothy Barton took place on 12/09/1925 He was aged 42 & Married at 21 Hope Street Glasgow. He was living at 5 Charing Cross Mansions Glasgow & Working as a Medical Practitioner. The witnesses were Samuel Gibson 22 Sutherland Terrace Glasgow and Jean Anderson Chester 264 Bath St Glasgow Ref 644/10 1694. Pietro died 07/07/1949 aged 66 at 28 St George's Rd Glasgow . His Death was registered by Archibald A McGlashan Brother in Law 38 Park Rd Glasgow Ref 644/10 289

Amades Giuliani I was unable to find a birth certificate for the 1st Amades but know he was born around 1885 so I assume he may also have been born in America He was only 2 when he died in 1889.

Adolph Giuliani was born 06/07/1887 at 93 Nicholson St Glasgow Birth registered by Father Ref 644/12 847 he married Eleanor Moffat on 14/12/1920 He married aged 33 at St John Church Glasgow & was Living at 56 Dundas Street Glasgow He was working as a chemist The witnesses were J M Sherriff and J B Wallace Ref 644/11 1010. Adolph died aged 51 at 289 Byres Rd, his Death was registered by Carlo Giuliani Brother 26 Kirkland St Glasgow 644/13 0599

Teresa Giuliani Was born in 1889 She was living at 73 Nicholson Street Govan Glasgow in the 1891 census aged 2, & at 11 Great Clyde St St Enoch Glasgow in the 1901 census aged 11 a scholar. She married Arhibald McGlashan when she was aged 32 They married at 65 West Regent St Glasgow Living at 249 Renfrew Street Glasgow Spinster Witnesses Robert Seville? 12 New Stock Street Paisley and Isobel Sayers 65 West Regent Street Glasgow Ref 644/10 0517. Teresa died aged 81 at Mayfield? Rd Rothesay . Her Death registered by Archibald McGlashan Widower Ref 644/10 0517

Amades Giuliani 2nd Was born 1892 as mentioned before he married Diamonte Kingsbury.

Stella Giuliani Was born circa 1895 and on the 1901 census was listed as a Italian Subject Glasgow so she may have been born in Italy

Hope this information is of some interest to you please let me know how you get on.

Best wishes from Scotland

Janet Fry

Re: Giuliani Family from Poschiavo Switzerland

surquhart11 — 2011-08-27 13:16:04Z

Hi Ken, My name is Sandra Urquhart my great Grandmother is Cecilia Maria Giuliani born 23 jan 1853 who Married Stefano Ferrari born 8 sept 1838 both came from Poschiavo Switzerland.My grandfather was Joseph Jacob Ferrari. I would love to hear from you. I do not have any information on their parents . Can you help me in any way . Kind regards Sandra

Re: giulianis from tuscany

madwomanfoo — 2011-08-24 22:54:55Z

Hi Stella,

My mother was the only member of her family from Glasgow, Scotland who came to Canada where she arrived in Montreal. Her father was Italian, last name Giuliani, her mother Scottish, Nelson. I did some research and it appears my grandfather was born in Scotland and a number of generations after him as well. I was told my Italian ancestors came from the fortified own in northern Italy, Barga. I was also told my grandfather had 17 siblings?! I knew he came from a large family but not that large. His name was Carlo Giuliani. My grandmother Helen Nelson. Hope this helps your research. Eleanor (Maus) Zuzan

Re: giulianis from tuscany

gemima83 — 2011-08-24 22:38:15Z

I am Stella Giuliani's great grandaughter. I believe she had several siblings - Adolfo, Pietro, Teresa, Amelia and possibly some more. I have a portrait of Teresa Giuliani if anyone is interested. I'm interested in finding out which generation came over from Italy. From this thread it seems that Pedro Giuliani and Teresa Cardosa could have been the first generation from Italy. Has anyone managed to go back any further or has any more information on Stella's parents and grandparents?

Re: Giuliani's from Dambel, Trento, Tyrol, Italy California

chuckjg — 2011-06-29 03:17:27Z

Jane,

Please contact me directly at giuliani04@sbcglobal.net.

Re: Giuliani's from Dambel, Trento, Tyrol, Italy California

janeagiuliani — 2011-06-28 21:52:20Z

That's the right date for my paternal grandfather and my father's name was Chester - actually Caesare (Ceasar which translates to Chester. And of course, to continue the emperor theme, Annibale translates to Hannibal.

As far as I know there was no Henry, at least not in the marriage between Anna Melchiori and Annibale Giuliani which ended in divorce. He may have sired a son from another marriage.

Annibale settled in Caspian, MI. He had terminal colon cancer and died at 36.

Does this help?

Jane Giuliani

Re: Giuliani's from Dambel, Trento, Tyrol, Italy California

chuckjg — 2011-06-28 03:14:24Z

I am aware of an Annibale, born in 1887. He had two sons (that I know of), Chester and Henry. If this was your grandfather, reply back. I may have some additional information for you.

Chuck Giuliani

Re: Giuliani's from Dambel, Trento, Tyrol, Italy California

janeagiuliani — 2011-06-26 23:07:30Z

Yes, I am interested in this line of Giuliani's and also the Pedrotti's which I believe was an aunt's maiden name.

My father's father was Annibale Giuliani and he too always insisted that he was Austrian, not Italian.

If your father visited the Church in Dambel, did he take any pictures of gravesites? I am looking for my grandfather, Annibale who left this country (the Upper Peninsula of Michigan) when he was diagnosed with terminal colon cancer.

Any information would be welcome.

Thank you.

Jane A. Giuliani

Ferdinand Giuliani

Margie_Lauer — 2010-12-21 04:51:54Z

My grandfather, Ferdinand Giuliani, born about 1872, around Massarosa, Italy. His parents were: Domenico Giuliani and Clorinda Consani. Does anyone recognize these names?

Re: Giuliani Family from Poschiavo Switzerland

sherrild — 2010-12-09 21:47:02Z

Hope to resume this tread, but to ask for any informationon Giuliani family ex Poschiavo Switzerland, who came to Litchfield County Connecticut, specifically Canaan/North Canaan. My grandfather Julius (anglicized from Giulio) Giulian, (dropped the i due to predjudice??) and Poschiavo cousins the Piccini's Cortese's LanFranchi.s etc worked in the charcoal/iron/limestone industry in the area, saved money to buy farms in Canaan/Salisbury etc.
I have info on above family in CT, need info on great grand parents in San Carlo/Poschiavo. I visited Poschiavo a couple of yeas ago and it is the most beautiful place you would ever want to visit!!!!!

Re: Giuliani's from Dambel, Trento, Tyrol, Italy California

jgtokyo — 2010-10-29 00:28:07Z

Hello, My name is Johnny Guiliani and Benedetto was my Great Grandfather. All the names you have mentioned are in my family tree. If there is any other information or pictures you could email me it would be much appreciated. Hope to hear from you soon.

Johnny Guiliani

Re: giulianis from tuscany

janetdavidusa — 2010-09-19 18:31:23Z

Hi

I have detail relating to Stella and the extended family

Janet

Re: giulianis from tuscany

janetdavidusa — 2010-09-06 18:30:34Z

Hi Steve

I have a Stella Giuliani born c 1895 in Glasgow but listed as an Italian subject. She was the daughter of Carlo Giuliani & Angiolina Minghella.
Janet

Re: giulianis from tuscany

janetdavidusa — 2010-09-06 18:13:08Z

I have information regarding the descendants of Carlo Giuliani and Angiolina Minghella if anyone is interested. I am connected to the family via a marriage to the Minghella family. I am interested in any old family photographs if anyone can help me with this I would be grateful.

Janet

Re: looking for information on my Great Grandparents Pasquale & Amelia Giuliani

DariaBrezinski — 2010-08-01 18:45:15Z

I do not believe my Pasquale Giuliani is the same as yours as the wives and mothers names are very different. In addition, my Giuliani was born in Gavignano, Italy. Sorry.

Re: giulianis from tuscany

thestvenator — 2010-07-31 15:27:24Z

Hi

would you happen to know if your Grandfather Carlo had a sister called Stella? If so I am her Great Grandson.

Steve

Re: looking for information on my Great Grandparents Pasquale & Amelia Giuliani

susana98 — 2010-07-30 22:12:44Z

I´m looking for information to Pasquale Giuliani. He arrived to Usa, Ellis Island in 1912 with his father, Giusseppe Giuliani. He was born in Italy, in Gioia Tauro, Reggio di Calabria. His mother was Maria Bagala. Maria arrived to Ellis Island in 1913 with others brothers to Pasquale.. My mail is : sugus128@yahoo.com.ar

Re: looking for information on my Great Grandparents Pasquale & Amelia Giuliani

DariaBrezinski — 2010-06-21 04:01:55Z

I am related to a Pasqua Giuliani. You can view the downline here.

Re: Pasqua Giuliani

DariaBrezinski — 2010-06-21 03:51:51Z

Debra;
I have entered my family downline. Check it against your records. Daria Brezinski

~Giuliani~

mickeyg469 — 2010-03-29 11:52:59Z

Hi, I'm looking for information for Palmiro Giuliani born in 1867 in Italy, what part I'm not sure of. He was married to Marianne(maiden Name)Rossi Giuliani. They came to the United States in 1892 and settled in the Washington DC area. If anyone Has any information it would be so appreciated as I have worked and still am so much every day. Thanks, Michael Giuliani

Re: Giuliani's from Dambel, Trento, Tyrol, Italy California

DOCTORCIMONETTI — 2010-02-15 22:41:54Z

My grandmother was Marianna Giuliani who was born and lived in Pannone until she was 24 years old. Pannone is in Trentino, a little south of Dambel, in fact south of Monte Stivo, not that far from Lago di Garda. Her father was Ciprio Giuliani and her mother was Angela Tersi. My grandfather was Giuseppe Cimonetti from a smaller village, Varano, just up the terraced mountain from Pannone. His father, Valentino, died when he was 2 years old. Faced with conscription into the Austrian army, he came to the States with many others from the Tyrol to work in the woods and granite mines of Vermont. He saved enough money to return to Trentino, marry Marianna and bring her to Readsboro,VT where they raised a family of six hearty Italian-Americans. Marianna never returned to Italy, but Giuseppe did when he went back to Varano for most of a year to visit his mother, a bit before we got into the first World War. On my first visit to Pannone I found Giuliani relatives - one running a little inn, another running a dry goods store. I knocked and knocked on the rectory door, with neighboring women leaning out their windows, calling to me, "Keep on knocking, He's in there!" But the priest would have nothing to do with this foreigner. There are bits and pieces of a family story of a 'nonna tedesca,' a Viennese woman who was wooed and wed by a Tyrolese man doing military duty in Vienna, who came to Trentino as a member of this Italian speaking family.
I was puzzled in Trent to find monuments to 'the holy martyrs,' until I stopped and read inscriptions revealing that these were Italians who had died defending their country against the Austrian invaders.
We still love the 'german' influence on our 'italian' food. Do you still make a big pot of polenta potata? Do you pound out your vitello, dipping it in egg-wash and bread crumbs before frying it - with a final splash of Marsala and a few capers?
On my first visit to Pannone I found a quiet little town, a day's walk up the mountain from busy places, an active church in the piazza, a tractor and piles of cabbages nearby. On a second visit in recent years, I found no active school, the children were bussed down the mountain daily in a yellow school bus, electricity with telephones and television sets through-out the town, and a road that was paved.

Re: giulianis from tuscany

J_Angelantoni — 2010-01-28 03:42:26Z

Hi: I am reading an old message from 2000. I might be ableJ to help you as I have that family name in my tree. Who were his parents? Jacqueline

Re: Rudy Giuliani

sandramalluck112 — 2010-01-20 03:05:41Z

Rudolfo Giuliani came from Marliana. His birth certificate and US draft card (from 1917-1918) agree that he was born April 26, 1882.
He first came over in 1899, His sister Cesarina arrived in 1902. They went home in 1905 and returned a few months later arriving on the Prinz Oskar from the port of Genoa on Nov 22, 1905.
Records at Ellis Island have the sister listed as a boy.

Just want to let you know that the name Giuliani is held in respect (or fear) here in Atlanta. My bros and I went to the Marietta Diner and the waiters fell all over themselves for us. We really don't look very impressive and so we concluded they must have thought we were cousins of the Mayor. We had left the name Giuliani on the waitng list. and we did have Yankee accents. LOL I'd send you a pict if I knew how. My dad looks a lot like Rudy but we are not related at all .

Re: Rudy Giuliani

charlesgiuliani — 2010-01-20 02:13:42Z

My name is Sophie Giuliani and my father is Rudy's (the mayor) first cousin. Rudy's father's name was Harold and Harold's father was Rudolpho. However, we are not certain of Rudolpho's birth date.

Re: Giuliani's from Dambel

ryanvannatta — 2009-09-12 19:18:16Z

Hello,

My name is Ryan. I am married to Sherann who is the Great granddaughter of Bertolo. That is as far as I am able to track the line back and have no info previous to that. I would like to get more information as to when they came over and what the surnames were.

thanks

Re: Rudy Giuliani

ngmartins — 2009-07-27 00:30:59Z

My family came to back to US to live in circa 1955. Originaly my mother who was born in PA in 1918, left for Italy and didnt return to US until after war and marriage.

My father (Mario Giuliani) and mother were both from Lucca in the providence of Tuscany. To this day, I have aunts, and many cousins in the City and surrounding area. My father told the story that Rudy Giuliani's family was from Montecatini (short distance from Florence and Lucca).

Re: giulianis from tuscany

madwomanfoo — 2009-06-17 00:34:59Z

Hello Giuliani Family,

My mother is Veronica Giuliani. Her father (my grandfather) was Carlo Giuliani, born in Scotland. His father, my great grandfather, also Carlo Giuliani was married to Angelina Minghella (sp) and I believe was also born in Scotland (it seems many of the family were born in Glasgow). Records are sketchy and hard to locate. My great, great, grandfather was Pedro Giuliani, married to Teresa Cardosa. I was told my family descent is Barga, Italy. I'm trying to find the Italian link (proof) so that I may apply for Italian citizenship. It's just getting a hold of the information.

Warmest regards,
Eleanor

Re: Giulianis from Corsica

mameliasantafe — 2009-04-17 02:39:39Z

hello, I'm giuliani from corsica , frome thetown named ZOZA in the south of the iland , but I now they are giulianis in the north too. eniway, we'r not many in th

Giuliani Family from Vado Ligure village

kat2italy — 2009-01-13 01:05:43Z

I am searching for any relatives or anyone who knows someone of the Giuliani family. I am searching for a man by the name of giuliano Giuliani, born April 23,1932 in Vado Ligure, Italy He married a woman by the name of Marta Sirca in Oct. 1961. He use to be a mechanic on a ship that would occasionally come to the USA.
The last known address I have of theirs is in Genova Italy in 1962
Anyone with any information please contact me at kat2italy@hotmail.com
Thank you
Kathy

Re: Giuliani's from Dambel, Trento, Tyrol, Italy California

kat2italy — 2009-01-13 00:58:10Z

I am currently searching for some in the Giuliani family. I am searching for any relatives or anyone who knows someone of the Giuliani family. I am searching for a man by the name of giuliano Giuliani, born April 23,1932 in Vado Ligure, Italy He married a woman by the name of Marta Sirca in Oct. 1961. He use to be a mechanic on a ship that would occasionally come to the USA.
The last known address I have of theirs is in Genova Italy in 1962
if you may have any information that may be helpful that would be great! contact me at kat2italy@hotmail.com
Thank you
Kathy

Re: Giuliani's from Dambel, Trento, Tyrol, Italy California

@@Bobjudyand@aol.com — 2009-01-09 19:53:02Z

Kathy,

Hi, I am the daughter of John F. Pedrotti in the St. Louis area. I have copies of James (Giacomo) Pedrotti's Austrian passport issued 3/12/1870 at Capitanato and then stamped on 5/4/1870 in Genoa, Italy. It is quite confusing. It states his place of birth was Marseilles, France, his mother French, his father Austrine. We also have a copy of a letter his father sent him upon arriving dated 1/22/1874. His father is living in in Covedo, Italy at the time of this letter. He mentions a brother named Gioavanni and a sister who was living in Verona at the time. James would have been my great grandfather. His settled in the outskirts of St. Louis.
Please contact me thru my e-mail address: Bobjudyand@aol.com.
Judy

Giuliani Family in Onano

jeffjulian — 2009-01-04 19:45:26Z

Does anyone have any information about a Giuliani family living in the 1800s in Onano, just north of Rome, including the given names Francesco, Annunziata, and Giovanni, with their parents Giuseppe Giuliani and Marianna Sabatini?

Thanks!

Re: Giuliani Family from Poschiavo Switzerland

athorpe78 — 2008-12-05 02:07:53Z

Hi Wayneo
Thanks for the info I have most of it but not Pa Tony's father's full name. I have a copy of Johan Baptista known as John and Clara's death certificates. Clara's certificate shows that her maiden name was Hearbet she was born in Bavaria and her fathers name was Golfread a military trooper, her mother was Clara. I also have Pa Tony's Birth certificate as well.
I will scan these and send them to you

Kevin Thorpe

Re: Rudy Giuliani

sandramalluck_1 — 2008-10-11 16:04:38Z

Lucca is one of the towns near Marliana, where Rudy G's grandfather came from. In the LDS family history center all the records for Marliana, Lucca, and Castelnuovo are on the same microfiches.

Re: Rudy Giuliani

sandramalluck_1 — 2008-10-11 16:02:11Z

Two Rudolfo Giulianis came over from Italy. The one who settled in Michigan came from a town called Cappel. There are several Cappels in Italy so we don't know exactly where this is. Neither Cappels are near Marliana so I don't think there is a close connection since Rudy's family comes from Marliana.
This infomation comes from the Ellis Island website: One Rudolfo came from Cappel, one came from Forenza (this was Rudy Giuliani's grandfather first trip to US so he used the biggest city near his town) and a third Rudolfo five years later was listed as coming from Marliana. We assume he went back to Italy for the death of an Uncle). He returned with his sister although in the Ellis Island website she is listed as a boy.
(This was Rudy's grandfathers second trip to US)

Re: Rudy Giuliani

sandramalluck_1 — 2008-10-11 15:51:42Z

Rudy Giuliani's grandfather came from a small mountain town called Marliana. One of the neighboring towns is Castelnuovo. I would guess that your family does have ties to the former mayor. These towns are northwest of Florence,near Pistoia, and you can get all the birth and marriage records for these towns from the LDS family life centers in your area.

Re: Rudy Giuliani

chaos2sg — 2008-10-09 10:10:37Z

My husband is a Giuliani, from Fornaci, Barga, Lucca, Tuscany. I haven't found a definite connection to Rudy yet - but I keep trying!

As far as I'm aware,the 'ni' at the end of Italian surnames indicate that the name originated in Tuscany. e.g. Giuliani; Nardini; Galigani. However, as someone has mentioned, the names are often changed and this could happen to 'fit in' to the area of residence.

Susan Giuliani

Re: Giuliani Family from Poschiavo Switzerland

carolyns47 — 2008-07-04 13:15:44Z

My mother has a copy of this book. Peter Sullivan

Re: Giuliani Family from Poschiavo Switzerland

carolyns47 — 2008-07-04 13:14:31Z

Is this Johan Baptista Leonard's line? if so he was the brother of Carlo Johan. I have his line of descendants. Peter Sullivan. peters15@tpg.com.au

Re: Giuliani Family from Poschiavo Switzerland

carolyns47 — 2008-07-04 13:10:34Z

What line do they come from?. I am from the Carlo line, Cecilia May was my Grandmother. Peter Sullivan

Re: Giuliani Family from Poschiavo Switzerland

carolyns47 — 2008-07-04 12:56:15Z

I can provide a lot of information about carlo and his descendants in Australia.
Peter

Re: Rudy Giuliani

mickflav — 2008-06-02 19:37:28Z

I'm sorry, but from my most recent research, I don't believe I am related to Rudy Giuliani at all.

Mickey Flaville (Juliani)

Re: Rudy Giuliani

rachelgiuliani — 2008-06-02 18:26:34Z

New here, but:

I've always been told we're related to the Mayor distantly. I've been told a few times that my grandfather's father was the Rodolfo Giuliani who came in to Ellis Island. I need to do some verification, but my Grandfather was also named Rudy, which I assume was in honor of his father. This branch of Giulianis settled in Michigan. Does that fit with anyone else's puzzle pieces?

Re: Giuliani Family from Poschiavo Switzerland

jsbrennan_1 — 2008-04-25 03:26:30Z

Sorry Wayne,

I thought you had 9, reread your message
Mary Amelia 1868
Cecilia Mary 1870
Antonio Joseph 1871
Clara Amelia (birth Sara) known as Millie 1873
Mary Margaret 1875
Clara 1876
Margaret 1879
Annette (Annetta) Selina 1881 d. 1882
Mary Josephine (May) 1883
Louisa 1886 d. 1887

We discovered using B* for Battista and G* for Giuliani with the only constant Clara worked - though slow and also gave lots of results to sift through. In the end like explained, I just worked my way through year by year.

Jo