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| Date | 2008-01-27 |
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| Message | Hi and a Happy New Year to everyone at Torricella, Thank you for making us so welcome at New Year (as you always do). What a great New Years eve party at Hotel Capa thanks to all the staff etc. A big hello to all at Bar Penna Nera look forward to our next visit!!! We will be seeing a lot more of you this year and cannot wait to come back to our home in your lovely village Thank you all again and God Bless you. Ray, Lee & kerry xxx |
| Date | 2008-01-04 |
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| Message | My mother, Maria Persichetti, born in Toricella in June 1940. She moved to Liège, Belgium with her father Alberto (1919-1968), sister Jeannine (b 1939), brother Vicenzo (b.1947, died 2006)and mother Antonietta Evangelista (b.1914 in Pescara, d Liège 1980) in 1952. I visited the village at 10 in 1973. Nice moments even if I lost contact with the family remaining there. Wish you all the best for 2008. |
| Date | 2008-01-01 |
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| Message | A Sonia: + . + . + ' . + ' . + ' . + ' . Le persone sono come le stelle, ne scopri sempre di nuove poi non le vedi sempre...ma non le dimentichi mai...+ . + . + ' . + ' . + ' . + ' . BUON 2008 ricco di soddisfazioni e serenità Gianni  |
| Date | 2007-12-27 |
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| Message | In 2007 we bought a house in Torricella (we understand we are called the "Englaise by the tower" and we would like to send our best wishes to everyone in Torricella and to thank you for your welcome, kindness and friendship. We wish you all a very happy new year and look forward in 2008 to spending more happy holidays in your beautiful village and country. The Davies Family x x     |
| Date | 2007-10-25 |
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| Message | This website is wonderful, and it has helped me immensely in my search for family history. Thanks to all of you who spend so much time keeping this site functioning and adding to it, and also to those of you willing to share what you've learned with the rest of us. I visited Torricella in September, and it was the highlight of our trip. To see where my family came from was "priceless." I'm now looking forward to a time when I can return and spend more time there. I have a question that is health related. In our family, descendents of Vincenzo Persichitti (1832) and his wives, Filomena Di Marino (1835). Giacinto Di Cino (d. 1875), and Mariaguiseppa Ficca (1836); and also of Anna Covacchioli (1862) and Antonio Piccolo (1884), we've had two family members born with Cystic Fibrosis. Since this is a genetic, recessive gene disease, I'm wondering if anyone else from Torricella knows of family members with the disease. Thanks. |
| Date | 2007-10-21 |
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| Message | I am very happy to have found this site. I just recently returned from Abruzzo, Italy on Sept. 17,2007 after a ten day visit. I first had a geneology study done of the De Francesco family and was fortunate enough to meet the great great aunts and uncles of my father who came from Chieti, in Abruzzi - a small seacoast town called Ripa Teatina. In the center of the piazza of the town is a bronze statue of Rocky Marciano, the Heavy Weight champion of the world. His family still resides there. It was a wonderful visit. What I learned is that Abruzzo is the best kept secret in Italy. The beauty was astounding. I visited all of the small towns in the mountains. The tour was conducted by the Abruzzi Website and sponsored by Lamberto Badia. If anyone would like information, I would be glad to share it with you. There were cooking classes, wine tasting, visits to an olive oil company, cheese company, the home of the famous candy coated almonds, the bakeries and so many more interesting experiences. I believe that I left my heart in two small towns, Scanno and Pentocostanza. The life style is beautiful and serene. If I could I would return and never come back. It was the one wish of my life that I fulfilled in this visit and the memories will live with me forever. Loretta De Francesco-Crea |
| Date | 2007-10-10 |
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| Message | I am researching my grand parents and our family. My grandfather John (Giovanni) Ciccolella, born February 28, 1896 in Pettorano Sul Gizio. He had a brother Joe who came to the US; a brother Andrew who stay in Italy, a sister Carmela, who married Tony Coco, a sister Maria Lancia and a step brother Titino Dentino, who died in California. Any info would be great! |
| Date | 2007-10-02 |
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| Message | My sister sent me the info of your web site. Three cheers for you! I know the search into records is tedious and time consuming, sometimes futile. Could someone tell us about the town of Pettrano sul Gizo...that is where we were told the Porreca grandparents came from there. It would be wonderful to just get "a feel" for the country side be it rich, poor or in between. Thanks. |
| Date | 2007-09-14 |
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| Message | What a great website. I've been searching for my ancestors and the site has given me quite a bit of information, however I haven't been able to complete the pieces of my Porreca Family puzzle. Thanks to everyone who has taken the time to contribute and provide so wonderful information and pictures. I looked at the wedding pictures and noted several Porreca families. Can't help but wonder if they are relatives. I visit the website often looking for updates in the births. Can't wait for 1860. |
| Date | 2007-09-06 |
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| Message | Cari amici di Torricella Peligna, sono venuto a conoscenza di questo magnifico sito, per me ricordo nostalgico del periodo di gioventù, durante le piacevolissime vacanze estive negli anni 60 e 70. un affettuoso saluto Porreca Pasquale. |
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