Milo - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Milo Family

gloriadepietro — 2012-04-30 05:32:55Z

my uncle's and father were born in nola,
but i can't help because he left us when we were very young long story, and we want to know were our half sister are if any are alive i'm the younest and i'm 73,
well i wish you luck,

Re: Milo / Musillami information

femaleboomer1 — 2012-04-19 22:46:21Z

Stepheny

I was born Sarah Miller. My Father was Frank Miller (born Musillami) He's father was George (Musillami) changed to Miller. I think we must be cousins. I am in the louisiana branc.

Re: Milo / Musillami information

femaleboomer1 — 2012-04-14 17:14:12Z

Hello my family is the Louisiana branck of your family. My grandfather was George Musillami who came to the US with his brother, Francesco. Family has it that a brother moved to Sacrmento CA and took the last name of Milo. My grandfather adopted the last name of Miller. I grew-up as Sarah Miller. Frank (Musillami) Miller's daughter - George's granddaughter.

I would love to hear from you so we could compare what we know and maybe expand our knowledge. My e-mail is babyboomer70403@att.net. You distant cousin SArah

Re: Milo / Musillami information

femaleboomer1 — 2012-04-14 17:12:33Z

FIND OUR FAMILY

gloriadepietro — 2012-04-06 01:19:34Z

MY SISTER AND BROTHER AND I ARE OLDER NOW, MUCH OLDER
BUT WE WANT TO FIND OUT IF THERE ARE ANY FAMILY OUT
THERE THAT MAY KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT THE FOUR CHILDERN THAT WERE LEFT ON
THEIR OWN, NO FAMILY MY FATHER WAS A MAN WHO OWNED
A RESTURANT NAME MILO IN BROOKLYN N.Y
WE DONT WANT ANYTHING JUST WANT TO TELL THEM THAT OUR FATHER NAME IN ON OUR BRITH RECORDS,
HE IS LONG GONE HE HAD TWO NEPHEWS VINCENT AND
JAMES MILO

Re: Milo's from London

tuffpup29 — 2011-09-01 00:32:23Z

Hi scruffy,

Can't access you on the email so hopefully you are still on here!

Please contact me on alec@sd47.net with the information that you have mentioned!

Thank you

Re: Milo's from London

tuffpup29 — 2011-09-01 00:30:32Z

Hi Mark,

So sorry I've not replied sooner but I was unable to access this account as I had forgotten my email address and password that I used!

I actually have an Alexander Milo in my family that emigrated to austrailia (in fact he was my great uncle) but mine was born in Plaistow not Barking.

Feel free to email me on alec@sd47.net

Look forward to hearing from you!

Re: Milo's from London

markm155 — 2011-05-21 20:58:59Z

G,day
Mark Milo son of Alexander MiloI wae born in Barking. Like to hear from you.

Update - Re: Milo Siblings - Italy>Brooklyn, NY

hmirande — 2011-05-11 22:02:53Z

I have learned that Carmela Milo was born in Angri, Salerno, Italy; was married to Antonio Miranda in Torre Annunziata, Napoli, Italy; and lived in Torre Annunziata after her marriage. As of now, I assume her siblings were also born where she was.

There was another sister, Raffaela, who did not come to the US. She married Francesco Russo and was a widow living in Torre Annunziata at the time of her death in 1897.

Helen

Re: Milo in Lawton, Indiana

JoyMilo — 2009-03-22 23:49:24Z

Found out something new for you Vic Clemmons was my husbands grandmothers brother..... Hope you read this!!!

Re: Milo in Lawton, Indiana

JoyMilo — 2009-03-20 21:09:37Z

Hi that is my Uncle Ed Milo he was married to Roxy. He still lives in Lawton. He is my Uncle by marriage. I am married to his nephew.

Re: info on surname MILO

JoyMilo — 2009-03-20 21:06:23Z

the Milo's I married into came from Hungary. My husband's grandfather came from hungary in his teens by himself. Ended up in Chicago. He married a lady that was also from hungary. I know he left family back in Hungary. I am trying to find them.

Re: George Milo

greatwolf — 2008-12-01 15:39:38Z

Was your grandfather George Milo in movies also? If so I may have information for you. Please email me.
Thank you,
Donna

Re: Women the Milo Men married

zenmaster112 — 2008-10-21 23:00:02Z

hi my grandfather was frank milo married to ann. They came from naples. My grandfather had lots of siblings but I never met any of them. They resided in brooklyn on 72nd st most of their married life. Their sons Nicholas, Dennis my father died in 1992 at age 45. Hope this helps.

Re: Women the Milo Men married

carmelabct — 2008-09-11 01:51:00Z

My great grandfather was named Napolean Milo and he was married to Elizabeth. He was from Canada and was a logger where he met Elizabeth.

Re: Milo's from London

Scruffy65 — 2008-08-05 11:17:23Z

Hi.

I think your ancestor Milo/Millot is either a brother or a cousin of my ancestor. Our branch came from France to The Netherlands, being persecuted as Huguenots. The names in the family are identical to the ones appearing in my tree.

If you want I can give you information on the French Millot's.
Contact me at milo.skye@gmail.com

Regards, Skye Milo

Re: Harvey Walter Milo

datzme4ya — 2008-07-31 05:00:33Z

Thank you so much for the reply. Yes, this is a match to my grandfather. My mother (Harvey's daughter, which I guess would make her your cousin) and I would love to get any information you have. Please email me at datzme4ya@hotmail.com so that we can exchange information.

Thank you!

Re: Harvey Walter Milo

eskijuno1 — 2008-07-31 00:31:28Z

Harvey Milo was my Dad's older brother. Harvey was born in Milwaukee, WI. I have not much information on his real father or the 2nd or 3rd husband his mother married. And he took them name, Trinkle than Milo (if was short for a long Italian name. Can provide more information, most of the information is located in Wisconsin. They did not move to Chicago until about 1927 according to my Dad. There were 7 children in the family. Check the 1930 census for Chicago, Il they lived on Aberdeen. The 7th child was not born yet. I have a lot more information if this a match.

Re: Harvey Walter Milo

datzme4ya — 2008-07-28 20:35:10Z

Dear eskijuno1:

I am replying to your post about Harvey and Sallie Milo. Harvey and Sallie were my grandparents and we are trying to find out more about the family. Please let me know how I can contact to you to find out more about Harvey and his family.

Thanks!

Re: The George in my line

abenaki111 — 2008-04-30 16:35:03Z

Dunno, might be a connection, but my Grandfather was George Trefren, the son of Harvey Trefren who married Harriet Gour the daughter of Joseph Gour and Cordelia Donefier a.k.a. Dompierre, we are all from Lyndonville and St Johnsbury Vermont. I am not 100% sure of this but according to a birth certificate, fo Harriet Gour born in So. Royalton,Vermont in 1880, Joseph Gour indicated he was from Trois Riveres, Quebec. We know that the two Canadians:Cordelia & Joseph George Gour were Abenaki.Dunno if this helps you in anyway?My Mother is Sandra Carole Trefren? Coincidence?Maybe?

Re: LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANY MILO'S

beverlynoland — 2008-02-26 02:15:27Z

Maria,
I have Milo cousins from the Naples/Furore/Salerno area of Italy. They settled in the Bronx. Some still live there, others are just a little farther north and some are in NJ. Matteo Milo married my 3rd cousin, a Florio. Matty's g-grandmother was a Florio from Furore, Italy.
If you would like to share information, please contact me at BevNoland@cs.com. I will be glad to share what I know.

Re: info on surname MILO

gmilo — 2007-10-25 18:14:01Z

My Great Grandfather Gennaro Milo was from Nola, Campania, Italy. It so happens that during Roman times Titus Annius Milo was governor of Campania. I was told that the name is from the Greek. As Naples was a greek settlement before Roman times Family Tradition holds that the Milo's have been in that area since before Roman times.

Regards
Gennaro Milo

Spc. Avealalo Milo, 23, of Hayward, Calif., died Oct. 4, 2007

I_Volunteer — 2007-10-08 12:02:02Z

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 1192-07
October 05, 2007
DoD Identifies Army Casualty

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Spc. Avealalo Milo, 23, of Hayward, Calif., died Oct. 4 in Baghdad, Iraq, of wounds suffered when insurgents attacked his unit using small arms fire. He was assigned to the 2nd Squadron, 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division, Vilseck, Germany.

For more information related to this release, the media may contact the U.S. Army, Europe, public affairs office at 011-49-6221-57-5816/8694.

http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=1...

Antoine Milo

bdevarney — 2006-10-20 03:29:09Z

Seeking information regarding parents of Antoine Milo born in Canada ~1810. Wife's name was Nancy. Married around 1845. Moved to Plattsburgh NY around 1850 and then to Burlington, VT around 1870. Died in Burlington around 1888. He and Nancy had at least nine children: Louis, Eleazar, Elijah, Mary, John, Almira, Soloman, Betsy and Peter.

Milo's from London

tuffpup29 — 2006-08-22 20:00:01Z

Hi, I'm looking for any Milo's St Dunstan's, Stepney who think that they might be related to my tree.

My relation is Henry James Milo born 1857 in Shoreditch, He had 5 brothers (Daniel, Abraham, Charles, David and Joseph) and 3 Sisters (Elizabeth, Mary Ann and Rebecca).

His parents were -
Father - Daniel Milo born c1810 died 1874, Whitchapel
Mother - Mary Ann Harrison b 17/3/1810

His Paternal grandfather was David Milo born 1785 who it is belived was related to the french Hugeonuts that came over in the 1600 and were originally Milot's

I have a document with 47 pages of Milo's from around the same area, which is where i got a lot of the info for my tree from but i am now trying to connect David Milo and find out some more information about him and his family.

If you think that you can help or might like to look at the document yourself please leave a message and i will contact you.

Re: info on surname MILO

tuffpup29 — 2006-08-07 23:21:19Z

Carole,

Who were Ivy Milo's parents?

I have an Ivy Milo in my tree - her brother was Henry Milo (my great Grandfather), sisters - jessie, lillian, edith and emily and their parents Henry James Milo and Jane Rebecca Milo

Does this sound right?

PLEASE CONTACT ME!!

Re: French Milo surname vs. Italian Name

tuffpup29 — 2006-07-15 22:11:14Z

Hi Saskia, Hop you still read this!

My gramdmothers name is Milo! Yjre furthest i can trace back is Henry John Milo and he lived in West Ham. London. I think he was born in London too but am unsure where. Any help tracing this part of my family would be greatly apprieciated!

Thanks, Alec Smith

Re: Milo Heritage

mixa07 — 2006-05-17 14:57:09Z

I have additional info on Tomas Milo's wife rose and their daughter Eunice. Please contact me.

Re: Women the Milo Men married

mixa07 — 2006-05-17 14:54:12Z

I have info on Thomas A. Milo wife Rose and daughter Eunice, also interested in learning more. Eunice was named after Rose's sister. Please contact me.

walter milo (PA)

stcyjsn — 2005-12-14 16:37:57Z

I am the daughter of John E Milo, Son of Walter Milo of PA
We do not communicate with him much and he is not one to share. We are from a previous marriage and he has a new life and family. I am looking for any information on his ancestry and family info. Thanks to anyone who can help.

Milo/Miloszeski

2005-09-30 13:11:15Z

I am looking for Anton Miloszeski married to Michalina Miszesjouska circa 1900 or so. By 1919 they were living in Cuyahoga County, OH. Family stories say the are both from Poland, but I can find records for neither of them. The name was shortened to Milo, although, I don't know when. They had 4 children that I know about...Genowefa (Genevive), Sophie, Freda, & Richard. Please email me directly if you have any information at ladidiane@yahoo.com

We are!! probably cousins!

2005-07-08 17:13:01Z

Re: Cousins!!??

matdell — 2005-07-03 07:50:08Z

Hi sorry for the huge delay in the response!
My name is Francisco José Dell’Anno, I’ m Matias ‘s father, with who you have already communicate. First thing first I want to tell you we are relative. Our history in Argentine starts with my grandfather Nicolas Miloslavich, who was born in Dubvronic and came to Argentine about 1870 when he was 16 years old. He came because his parents had died and he decided to look for adventure. Actually he intended to reach Paraguay to meet a cousin of his father´s who had become a leiftenant of the Paraguayan army. The ship that brought him arrived in Buenos Aires, Argentina, as Paraguay has not got a deep water harbour, so he had to go across many Argentine provinces (more than 1000 Km). When he arrived at Concepcion del Uruguay in the Entre Rios Province, Argentina, he decided to establish there and found a job as assistant in a drugstore. There he discovered some herbs with which he started to prepared a beverage he called “Lucera” and started an important enterprise. My grandfather Nicolás had 7 children, all already dead, the two eldest, Nicolas and Rodolfo from a first marriage. After the death of her first wife he married my grandmother, with who he had 5 childer, María Elena, María Amalia (my mother), Antonio, María Deolinda and Carlos. My grandfather invited his nephew Mateo to come and work at his enterprise. Mateo came to Concepcion del Uruguay from Croacia in the early 1900, he married and had four children, 3 girls and a boy (Omar), who you referred to. Only two of them, Aurora and Omar, are still alive. We see them from time to time when we go to Concepcion del Uruguay as we live in Buenos Aires.
I am looking forward to hear from you and would like to know where you live presently and which is your nationality.

Hungarian Milo's ??

JoyMilo — 2005-04-27 01:48:09Z

Looking for any milo's out there with hungarian bloodlines. i married to a milo who's grandparents are hungarian.

Re: Milo name

2005-01-23 00:59:51Z

I am researching a Slovak family that settled in PA with the last name Milo/Milyo/Miller.

Let's compare findings.

Harvey Walter Milo

eskijuno1 — 2004-12-26 18:34:36Z

The person who posted on Family Tree about Harvey Milo and his wife, Sallie. I am related to Harvey Milo and can furnish a lot of info about him and his brothers and sisters. And his mother and her family. Also, about her marriages.

Milo Siblings - Italy>Brooklyn, NY

hmirande — 2004-06-24 01:19:36Z

Is anyone researching Milo siblings who lived in the Brooklyn Navy Yard area in the early 1900s, originally from Torre Annunziata, near Naples?

Sofia Milo married to Antonio Stanzione
Carmela Milo married to Antonio Miranda
Rosa Milo married to Nicola Andrea
Francesco Milo married to Mary ?

and Antonio Milo, who I think was a cousin, married to Carolina Esposito.

MILO in 1813 in Brestowatz, name change to MILLA

2004-06-18 02:29:27Z

Our MILO is Joseph Milo born in 1813 in Brestowatz (I believe in Hungary), after that the descendants changed the name to MILLA. Anyone connected here, via this Joseph?
Edith

Obit. Jose L. Acosta Milo

KayRomubio — 2004-05-25 02:22:08Z

March 12, 1953-Oct. 26, 2003

Jose L. Acosta Milo, 50, of San Diego died Sunday. He was born in Mexico City and was a retired jai-alai player. Survivors include his daughter, Yedid Acosta of San Diego; sons, Jose Acosta and Jose Godinez of San Diego, Christian Acosta of Las Vegas, Javier Godinez of Mexico and Jaime Godinez of San Diego; father, Jorge Acosta of Mexico City; sister, Estella Acosta of Mexico City; brothers, Roberto Acosta of Florida and Sergio Acosta of Mexico City; and 14 grandchildren. Visitation: 2 to 8 p.m. tomorrow, with rosary at 7 p.m., Humphrey Mortuary, 753 Broadway, Chula Vista.
Mass: 9 a.m. Monday, St. Jude ' s Shrine of the West Catholic Church, 1129 S. 38th St., San Diego, CA 92113.
Interment: La Vista Memorial Park, San Diego. Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune on 11/1/2003. (volunteer submission)

Re: info on surname MILO

carolecouper — 2003-10-02 22:29:33Z

Hi! My grandmother was Ivy Milo, my investigations so far tell me that it is a French Huguenot name brought to England in the 16/17th century because of religious persecution in France. Have been concentrating on other branches of family, any info gratefully rec., also - Bysh/Bish/Bysshe and Edmeades,Bear,Humphries info sought.

Re: info on surname MILO

frisianskye1 — 2003-09-19 19:21:36Z

Hi Carole.

Better late then never...when researching the board, I came across some queries regarding the origin of the name Milo. My grandfather, a Milo, discovered that the name originally came from the island Melos, otherwise known as Milo. It is a Greek island, the very same where the statue of the Venus de Milo was discovered (hence the name).
Back in Roman times, there was a senator called Titus Annius Milo, who once was defended by the famous Cicero. The resulting speech was named Pro Milone, and is still referred to in modern legal history.
When the Hugenotes where prosecuted in France, many families went to either the Netherlands via Belgium, or England. Some kept their original name, others had changed it to the French equivalent, Millot. The name can be found from South America and North America to Eastern Europe and Australia. They sure did like to get around, those Milo's!

Hope this has helped you a little.

Warm regards,

Saskia Steinhorst

Re: info on surname MILO

2003-09-19 19:20:37Z

Hi Saskia,

Thanks very much for that info., it has been a while since I did any research on Milo as I had no replies until now! I am at Uni now and so don't have much time anymore, though I am studying Medieval History which is proving very useful. Strangely, my last essay was about the French civil wars in which the Huguenots were persecuted. I hope to trace back on Milo one day!

Thanks again,
Carole

Cousins!!??

2003-09-08 07:28:31Z

Hello Matias!!!

I think that we are maybe cousins!!
My grandfather uncle was Niko (Nicolas born 1893) that left Dubrovnik with his brother Mato (born 1889) to Latin America to find their uncle also Nicolas (called Gizda born 1858). They come from Miloslavic family that have family nickname KISO. That nickname my family still has. Nicolas (uncle, called Gizda) married the Italian girl called Katarina, and his nephews, two brothers, Mato and Nicolas I think also married Italian girls (sisters, maybe?).
I know for certain that they lived in Concepción del Uruguay, Entre Rios. Son of Nicolas (younger) or Mato, I am not certain whose, is still living in Concepción del Uruguay and his name is Omar. He has about 80 years.
Also, in support of this story goes fact that Nicolas (younger) and Matos mother was Marija, and your grandmother was maybe named after her.
I am researching Miloslavic family genealogy for many years now, and I don’t know that anybody of Miloslavic except Miloslavic KISO lived in Concepción del Uruguay. And if this story is true Andres Lecuanda is not your (or mine) nearer cousin! His relatives are coming from Miloslavic family with nickname Chuban (not related with Cuba)! They are our relatives in ten or so knee.
I have www.miloslavic.com in order to connect all Miloslavic and its relatives in the world. It is still on Croatian language, but in preparation is on English, and Spanish.
Also, write to me and give me some information that we could confirm or reject this story.
Based on your information, I will easily find if the story is true (or find your family ancestors if not) in my growing family archive.

Best regards,
Hope to hear you soon,
Marko Miloslavic, Kiso

Re: Miloslavic??

matdell — 2003-09-06 22:44:26Z

Hi, My grand mother was María Amalia Miloslavich, his father, Nicolas came from Duvrovnik to find some relatives, as the story told they were in Paraguay, but since he was only 15 years old and he didn´t understand spanish, he stood in "Concepción del Uruguay" that soundes similar to him. Concepción is a small city in Entre Rios, Argentina. He stood there and build a factory on the place, he had several children one of them is my Grand mother María Amalia, some of the names are: Nicolas, Carlos, Rodolfo and I don't remember the other names, but I can find out.
I don't know about any of them leaving Argentina and going to Mexico, but the story seams to be very similar to the one I know, so it is not impossible that your grand father were one of my gandmother brothers.
If you have mor information it would be great to check it and find out. I'll try to find myself some information here.

Re: Milo Family

mlgarv — 2003-07-15 06:27:45Z

My mom was a Milo. Her father was Harold Milo. She lived in Plattsburg, New York. Harold had 2 brothers Willy and Floyd. My mom was Margarette Helen.

Milo/Miller

mlgarv — 2003-07-14 07:50:15Z

My grandmother was Dorothy Miller and married Harold Milo Plattsburg New York. My grandfather Had 2 brothers Fred and Floyd and a sister Bertha.

Re: French Milo/Milot surname

ayetmalo — 2003-03-12 19:24:24Z

Dear Saskia,
Wow, the information you posted on Millot's of France fleeing to the Netherlands and changing the surname to Milo is fascinating! I have tried to search out my family roots from the New England States back into PQ of Canada under the spelling of Milo with no such luck, nor am I having any luck under Milot or it's various spellings for my particular line, even though I know they came to Canada from Europe at some point before eventually crossing over into Vermont. Did the Milo's of Netherland then make their way to Canada at some point, changing their name back to Millot? Please E-mail me at milomorgan57@cs.com. I appreciate your help and feedback alot.Thanks!
Carol

Milo's that were once Malo's

ayetmalo — 2003-03-12 19:24:24Z

Hi
I am looking for any one who may have information on the Malo's of Canada who migrated to Vermont, and then became known as Milo's. I am partriculary interested in the children born to and/ or any ancestors of Theophile Maleau/Malo and Marie Plouffe. They lived in Franklin, VT. as well as Swanton and the surrounding area, as well as further south in VT., NH., MA. and CT. Their children were born between 1844-1868.Some of their children were named Salina, psossibly George, Marie Esther, Helena, Celina, Charles, John, Jr., and Marie.
Theophile Malo later became known as John Milo in the Civil War and never went back to the surname Malo as far as I know. Marie Plouffe was also known as Maria Plouff and Mary Ploof.
You can contact me at:
milomorgan57@cs.com

Stephen Milo obituary

puppup — 2003-03-10 13:51:38Z

source: Press Enterprise, Bloomsburg, PA Sept. 21, 2002
deceased: Milo, Stephen
age: 86
born: Dec. 28, 1915
birth place: Plains, PA
died: Sept. 20. 2002
place of death: Danville, PA

Full obit upon request
Send email to dactackm@jlink.net

Re: Miloslavic??

2003-02-12 01:42:53Z

Hi Marko:

My name is Andres Lecuanda Miloslavich from Mexico. My grandfather came here with some relatives (Vicente Kuraica)and left some family (sisters) in Argentina. He was born in Servitje, Croacia.

I`ll keep in toch to provide more information later, I hope to hear from you soon.

Best Regards,

Andres