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Re: Rotella - Comita Families in Calabria

l2le1020 — 2009-09-13 21:30:30Z

I don't believe there is a Rybicki within this family. Of course I could be wrong... Unfortunately, I don't have much info on the Rotella or Chiarella branches. My mother-in-law Florence Chiarella Tuele provided what info I have. She had a sister Rose who was born 3/5/1913 here in the states. Mary was born in Italy in 1901 and died 8/23/1923. Mom's brother Frank was born in the states 5/8/08, but I don't know where.

Re: Rotella - Comita Families in Calabria

dchiarella56_1 — 2009-09-13 06:11:54Z

Just read your message. Am trying to find information regarding my grandfather, Frank Chiarella,and his family. My father is Donald Joseph Chiarella and was born in NYC in 1934. He never knew his father, but heard of an Aunt Rose and Mary. My father's mother's name was Estelle Rybicki. Could this be the Frank Chiarella in your message? Please respond as I'm clueless.

Re: Andreani Giuliana o Italo

manuela161067 — 2009-04-07 20:24:41Z

Ciao io invece sono Manuela la figlia di Italo. Anche lui sarebbe contento come i suoi fratelli di avere notizie di tua mamma che, se non si ricordano male, dovrebbe essere stata la figlia del capostazione ed avere una sorella di nome Mila. E' giusto? Se vuoi contattarmi il mio indirizzo è manuela.161067@alice.it Fai felice anche la nonna Leda che di anni ne ha 91 ma si ricorda di voi. Ciao. Manuela.

Re: Andreani Giuliana o Italo

patri72 — 2009-04-07 17:13:22Z

Sono la Figlia di Andreani Giuliana, a mia mamma farebbe molto piacere avere notizie di tua mamma.
Questo è l'indirizzo della mia posta, cosi puoi contattarmi direttamente,
patri72@hotmail.it
Ciao

Adamo's family

mariarotella22 — 2008-11-08 06:21:03Z

I looking for Adamo's family that before the second war went in America, Boston, I think and have some relatives in Calabria, Catanzaro. I am Maria a nephew and I live in Rome, Italy. My father is Vincenzo Rotella and my grand mother was Maria Adamo married with Antonio Rotella.
I like contact them.

Re: Maria / Mary Rotella from Italy

mariarotella22 — 2008-11-08 06:15:24Z

hi,
my grand father was Antonio Rotella and my grandd mother was Maria Adamo she's was born in Marcellinara. In Sambiase I had the Adamo's family but I don't know Cappellano, and these brothers of my grand mother Maria went in America before the second mondial war..and one of them married a woman in Sambiase but I knews her name..sorry.other notice I don't know.
This

Re: Maria / Mary Rotella from Italy

shuston2 — 2008-11-07 22:30:31Z

Hi Maria,
Do you have any dates to go along with your family members? Do you have any surnames of people that married into the family too that I can check against mine?
My Maria married into the Cappellano family. She had 3 children, 3 boys and 1 girl. The children all went to USA to Pennsylvania. Maria remained in Sambiase where she died.

Mulinge Eveline

mariarotella22 — 2008-11-07 17:17:14Z

I looking for Eveline Mulinge, she was born in Kenya , africa but she was lived for one or two years in Italy, Roma International school of turism . I am Maria , Rome, Italy hers friend in that international school.
If some one know hers please contact me.
thank you

Andreani Giuliana o Italo

mariarotella22 — 2008-11-07 16:48:07Z

mia madre Luana sta cercando Andreani Giuliana o Renato di origine toscana che hanno vissuto ad Allumiere in provincia di Roma negli anni '50.
Chiunque avesse notizie , prego contattatemi.
Grazie

Re: Maria / Mary Rotella from Italy

mariarotella22 — 2008-11-07 16:42:43Z

hi, I am Maria Rotella from Italy , Rome, my father is Vicnenzo Rotella , he was born in Catanzaro and my grand father was Antonio Rotella, now he's dead..however I have parents too in USA but I saw them once in Catanzaro and then I don't know . Some parents was originally in Sambiase, Catanzaro

Re: Rotella - Comita Families in Calabria

lisafannin199 — 2008-10-30 00:14:07Z

I am also a decendent of Francesco Rotella and Marianne Comita of Settingiano, Catanzaro, Calabria. My Great-Grandmother was born in Minnesota in 1904, which I believe to be the sister of your Grandmother, Angelina(?) I would be very interested in the information you have found and the pictures of teh Comita family homestead.

Re: Rotella - Comita Families in Calabria

lisafannin199 — 2008-10-26 04:24:45Z

I too am a direct decendent of Francesco Rotella of Tuscany of Marianna Comita. I would love any information that can be provided. By the way there are some lovely photos of Settignano on Flicker on the web! Breath-taking!

Rotella Family of Niagara Falls, NY

pwilliams567 — 2008-10-05 03:12:43Z

I am trying to locate information on my Grandmother Theresa (possibly Tressa) Rotella who lived in Niagara Falls with parents Joseph and Rose in the early 1900s, along with 4 brothers and 2 sisters. She married William Dean in 1921, and from that union had four children, William, Douglas, Beverly and Audrey.

Any information you may have would be helpful.

Re: Rotella - Comita Families in Calabria

l2le1020 — 2008-02-29 22:58:57Z

Hopefully you are still on this board! I am looking for Angelica Rotella Chiarella. Her mother was Florence and her father was Francesco. Angelica married Luigi Chiarella. I believe he was born 3/5/1887 and dies 2/13/1948. They cam to the US in 1904??. Angelica was born 9/23/1881 and died 4/12/1943. They had 1 daugher Mary who was born in Italy in 1901 and died 8/23/1923. The other children were born in the US. Joseph 7/2/1905; Florence 5/7/1907; Frank 5/8/08; Tina 5/27/09; Rose 3/5/1913; Sam died at age 4.

Angelica Rotella was my mother-in-law's mother.

Any help?

Rotella in Tinolo, Italy

LRotella — 2007-12-18 00:53:28Z

I was checking out the new passport look up. I found my Great Uncle. His name was Antonio Rotella. He was born in Italy in 1881. His father's name was Tommaso Rotella. The application said he was born in a place called Tinolo, Italy. I am unable to locate this town. I was wondering if any one out there might know where this town was in italy.

Re: Maria / Mary Rotella from Italy

mmcdonald120 — 2007-04-04 19:18:45Z

Dear Maria,
My name is Rita McDonald and I am researching my grandfather Bruno Rotella. I think he came from Calabria but am not sure from what town. He was born around 1871. He married Rosina Benincasa who was from Sambiase. He came to America in 1903 and settled in Scottdale, Pennsylvania which is a suburb of Pittsburgh, I think. He supposedly died in or around 1906. I don't have any other info about him except he had a brother whose daughter was Peppina which is also my mother's name. She supposedly married a Vittorio Pileggi and settled in the northern part of Italy. What peaked my curiosity was the fact that your great great grandfather settled in Pittsburgh.

Bruno Rotella

ritathetaurus — 2007-03-21 15:23:33Z

I am looking for my maternal grandfather, Bruno Rotella. There isn't anyone alive who knows anything about him. Those who would have have all passed away. I think he was born in Calabria in 1871. He had a brother whose name I don't know. His brother had a daughter Peppina which was also my mother's name. Bruno's niece, Peppina married a Vittorio Pileggi and moved to the north of Italy. Bruno married Rosina Benincasa from Sambiase, Calabria. He went to America on the Citta di Napoli in 1903 to Scottdale, Pa. He supposedly died from pneumonia or influenza a few years later.

Re: Stacy Huston

aschaller9898 — 2006-11-27 19:20:04Z

Maria,
Do you know anything of a Peter Rotella (born April 1858 in Italy) who married Rosina Tafuri (born in May 1868 in Italy)?

They had one son, Phillip Rotella, born Sept 1889 in New York. They also had one daughter, Anna Rotella, born about 1893 in New York.

Phillip Rotella married and had three sons named Peter (b. 1916), Joseph (b. 1919) and Francis Rotella(b. 1928) - All were born in New York.

Anna Rotella married Arthur Anthony Volpe (born Dec 31, 1889 in Italy) and had two children: Concetta Volpe, b. 4/9/1913 and Arthur Cesare Volpe, b. 2/14/1925.

Any information you can share would be greatly appreciated!
Take Care,
Amy

Re: Rotella Family from Italy to New York

aschaller9898 — 2006-11-27 19:18:45Z

Joseph,
Do you know anything of a Peter Rotella (born April 1858 in Italy) who married Rosina Tafuri (born in May 1868 in Italy)?

They had one son, Phillip Rotella, born Sept 1889 in New York. They also had one daughter, Anna Rotella, born about 1893 in New York. There may have been two other children that died young, but I can not be sure, yet.

Phillip Rotella married and had three sons named Peter (b. 1916), Joseph (b. 1919) and Francis Rotella(b. 1928) - All were born in New York.

Anna Rotella married Arthur Anthony Volpe (born Dec 31, 1889 in Italy) and had two children: Concetta Volpe, b. 4/9/1913 and Arthur Cesare Volpe, b. 2/14/1925.

Any information you could share would be greatly appreciated!
Take Care,
Amy

Re: Ciao Rotella Familia!

aschaller9898 — 2006-08-23 23:35:32Z

Sam,
Do you know anything of a Peter Rotella (born April 1858 in Italy) who married Rosina Tafuri (born in May 1868 in Italy)?

They had one son, Phillip Rotella, born Sept 1889 in New York. They also had one daughter, Anna Rotella, born about 1893 in New York.

Phillip Rotella married and had three sons named Peter (b. 1916), Joseph (b. 1919) and Francis Rotella(b. 1928) - All were born in New York.

Anna Rotella married Arthur Anthony Volpe (born Dec 31, 1889 in Italy) and had two children: Concetta Volpe, b. 4/9/1913 and Arthur Cesare Volpe, b. 2/14/1925.

Any information would be greatly appreciated!
Take Care,
Amy

Maria / Mary Rotella from Italy

shuston213 — 2006-08-16 12:51:45Z

I don't know anything at all about the Rotella family except that my great great grandfather Francesco Cappellano married a Maria Rotella. He was born abt 1866 in Sambiase, Cantanzaro, Italy. I know he came to the US a few times and the last time I trace him thru Ellis Island was in 1910, but his wife Maria had still remained in Italy. I believe her parent's names are Nicola Rotella and Regenia (Virginia).

If anyone has any information on the Rotellas from Cantanzaro, please contact me. My family mainly ended up in Pittsburgh, PA.

thank you,
Stacy
Gilbert, AZ

Re: Rotella - Comita Families in Calabria

2005-10-01 20:16:55Z

I do not know Tommaso parents names. I do know he was born around 1843. His wife, Anna, parents were Tommaso Dattalo and Angelina Dorsa. She was born in 1855. My Grandfather Joseph was born in 1879. I hope this helps. Thank you in advance.

Re: Rotella - Comita Families in Calabria

2005-10-01 15:07:03Z

I don't have anything on Tomasso and Anna Rotella. The info I have is on Francesco Rotella (son of Pasquale Rotella) born 6 Dec 1873 in Settingiano, who married Mariana Comita from Caraffa di Catanzaro, and their descendants, and then I have info from headstones for all the Rotellas and Comitas in the Settingiano cemetery as of October 2003, but of course, those who emigrated aren't bured there! I don't know the siblings of Francesco, so it is possible we are related. Do you know Tomasso's parents?

Re: Rotella - Comita Families in Calabria

LRotella — 2005-10-01 10:37:45Z

I have done some research. I was wondering if you have any information about a Tommaso and Anna Rotella. I believe they immigrated from the same area. They came to the US around 1886 with their children. I know there were 2 boys names Joseph(english) and Antonio. I would appricate any info you may have. Thanks in advance.
Lois

Re: Rotella's family tree

2005-07-15 23:08:52Z

I haven't read Mark Rotella's book, Stolen Figs, however, I am looking forward to do so. I shall take and read it in my trip to Italy. It'll be very interesting to know whether or not my family is the Rotellas from Settingiano. I let you know.

Abracos
Amilton

Re: Rotella's family tree

2005-07-15 16:01:54Z

I have no family in Brazil by blood, and never have. But I was an exchange student there and lived with a family who have become my family in my heart! There are some good Calabrese Italians in that extended family, too, the D'Alessandro family in Brasilia.

Have a great research trip. If it turns out that any of your Rotellas are from Settingiano, please let me know and we can try to patch our family trees together. Before you go, by all means, if you haven't read it, read Mark Rotella's book, Stolen Figs, about the Rotella family in nearby Gimigliano (or however you spell it).

Abracos,
Chris

Re: Rotella's family tree

2005-07-15 10:10:39Z

Hi Chris,
Thank you for your e-mail. Eu sou brasileiro e bem gringo tambem, moro em Londres a muitos anos. I shall go to Catanzaro do my research. Do you still have family in Brazil?
obrigado
Amilton

Re: Rotella's family tree

2005-07-15 05:12:24Z

Oi, tudo bem? Voce e brasileiro? Eu sou da California, bem gringa, mas eu adoro o Brasil.

My Rotella great-grandparents came from Settingiano, a lovely town in Catanzaro province. I went there two years ago and did research on them, and copied names from cemeteries, etc. But I don't have Vicenzo Rotella from the 1880s. A great resouce before your trip is Il Circulo Calabrese, online.

Boa sorte.
Chris

Rotella's family tree

2005-07-15 00:44:52Z

I am looking for my family tree. Vincenzo Rotella was my great grandfather who emmigrated from Catanzaro to Brazil - Sao Paulo towards the end of 1800's. I am going to Calabria searching for clues. If anyone has information of Rotella's family tree let me know, please.
A.Rotella

Rotella, Baffundi

LRotella — 2005-02-15 03:19:45Z

I am looking for any information anyone has about a person named Vincenzo Baffundi. I believe he was married to my great Aunt Caterina Rotella. This marriage might have been around 1900 and 1920. They lived I believe in New York City. any information might be helpful.
Thanks again.

Lois

Re: rotella family

kevinrotunda — 2004-08-06 08:07:01Z

Hi Mary Jo;
We may have spoken in the past Im not sure but My Great Grandfather also went to Mineville with his brother and a sister
there names were Frank and Joseph Rotundo also from Gimigliano they eventually settled in Vermont and CT Josephs
daughter Josephine married a Thomas Critelli and they had several children in Ct.

Kevin.

Re: family history

harleybella — 2004-08-03 03:34:28Z

My Grandfather was Sam Rotella married to Jennie (Como) Rotella. His mother was Angelina. My mother is Angelina Rotella in Southern Tier NY. Grandfather had brother James and Michael. Sisters Mary Jane, Connie, etc.etc.

Stacy Huston

mariarotella22 — 2004-06-02 09:40:23Z

I don't know if I am The person required but I am Maria Rotella from Rome (Italy). My father is Vincenzo Rotella from Catanzaro (Calabria-Italy).

My mail is:
mariarot74@yahoo.it

Re: Rotella - Comita Families in Calabria

2004-05-21 17:49:35Z

My son forwarded your original message dated 9/25/03 and I believe at that time I replied. I have saved your message wanting to send a follow-up e-mail to find out if you made the trip and what you were able to find out. You see, my husband is from Settingiano. I have lots of photos and I believe he could possibly be of some help. His Grandfather, Great Uncle and a first uncle immigrated to Minneapolis around 1902. His Grandfather and Great Uncle are both buried in Minneapolis. We have been unable to locate their graves when we have visited there.

You can reach us at (818) 700-6969. My husband's name is Tevere (after the Tiber River) but most of us call him Vic (his middle name is Vittorio). We live in Northridge, CA.

I would love to hear from you.

Victor Rotella

rotella — 2004-01-04 05:18:32Z

Victor Rotella born March 10, 1898 in Mesaraca, Italy. Parents were Gaetano Rotella and Maria Summa. Victor married Carmela Pluchino, born Sept. 16, 1899 in S. Croce Camerina, Italy. They settled in New Jersey. Looking for additional info. Thanks.

Rotella or Rotundo(Rotondo)

LRotella — 2003-11-20 00:02:40Z

I am looking for information on a Joseph Rotella of New York City. He Immigrated from Italy in the 1880(late) or 1890(early). His father's name was Tommaso(Thomas), mother was Anna, brother was Antonio(Anthony) and sister was Caterina(Catherine). They lived around Mott Street around the 1900's.

Rotella - Comita Families in Calabria

Pashn4Qlts — 2003-09-27 15:00:51Z

I will be travelling to Calabria very soon in search of family roots regarding my great-grandparents, Francesco Rotella, born in what I show as Settingiano, Catanzaro, Calabria 6 Dec. 1873, and Marianna Comita, born in Catanzaro 15 Aug. 1876. They married in Italy and emigrated to Minnesota (US) just before my grandmother was born in 1902.

I've been reading Mark Rotella's Stolen Figs and Other Adventures in Calabria (fascinating) and see that most Rotellas were from Gimigliano. Does anyone know anything about Rotellas from Catanzaro or anything at all about Settingiano, which I can't find on a map?

I've also found a picture of a house the Comita family lived in in the mid-1800s at Piazza Comita, "Caraffi." Again, it's a very cool picture, but I'm not sure where the house is located, and I'd love to know so I can go see it.

Mille grazie!

Rotella

2003-08-22 05:20:14Z

I am a member the Rotella family in New York. I was wondering if anyone knows of a familiar relation with a Dominick Rotella who lived in Greenpoint, Brooklyn for his entire life. He died in the mid 1970's I believe. If anyone knows anything please get back to me. Thanks!

Ciao, zio Sam!!

2003-07-19 17:46:29Z

Hallo, Sam!
I am the daughter of Eustachio Rotella the son of Giovanni Battista brother of your father. My name is Angela.
My father will be happy to read from you trough my daughter Tiziana. We would like to know how many relatives we still have descending from Saverio and Filomena and living in USA.

This is the Eustachio's address in Gimigliano
Why don't you send him a message?

Eustachio Rotella (Ostaco)
P.zza Margherita
88045 Gimigliano
Catanzaro

Do you remember Madonna di Porto??
Tanti saluti carissimi
da Angela, Eustachio e Tiziana

Researching Rotella family

aschaller9898 — 2003-06-13 18:43:41Z

I am currently doing some research on my husband's family history. We are trying to find any possible connections to others in the United States. Here is the information I have been able to obtain through other family members:
My husband's grandmother was Concetta Volpe Schaller.
Her parents were Arthur Anthony Volpe and Anna Rotella Volpe.
Anna Rotella Volpe's parents were Peter Rotella and Rosina Rotella (maiden name unknown). I am under the impression that the Rotella's could have possibly been from Sicily. However, I could be mistaken.
Does any of this sound familiar to anyone? Any information would be appreciated!
Thanks!

Re: Rotella Family

ANTHONYPETERS101 — 2003-06-02 20:27:44Z

pardon for the mistake.

My grandmother Violanda Rotella(Galizia) not Rizzo...Her sister Raphaela Rizzo(Galizia) married George Rizzo and had 3 children - Michael, Georgiana and Ralph... My great grandfather Luigi Rotella was married to Maria Rotella...

Please pardon my typo...

Rotella Family

ANTHONYPETERS101 — 2003-06-02 18:55:06Z

Good day/evening,
My name is Anthony, I was on the internet at work and thought i would take a chance and type my mothers name in to see how many Rotella's there were and low and behold there were quite a few, to my surprise. In reading your email to him, i realized that my grandfather was born in Gimigliano, Italy also and he came to the USA in 1920 (the first time). and lived in the greater NY area for a number of years before moving to Chicago with his father. I was wondering if you knew any information on whether we might have some ancestors in common. My mother's name is Irene M. Rotella her father is Tomasso Rotella(Thomas when he changed it in the U.S.) he came to the US with his brother Bernardo Rotella they came to the U.S. from Gimigliano in 1920, Sept. 7th. There was another Rotella that was on the ship with them and her name was Nunziata Rotella(I don't know what relation though). Their Father's name is Luigi Rotella. We have relatives in upstate NY, California, Chicago, Ohio(joe is a cousin) and Canada. I found out that Joe is a cousin from my great Uncle Joey Rotella who was born here and the brother of my grandfather.
Tommaso 2nd wife Violanda Rizzo moved to Fresno and had 5 children;
Irene Mary Rotella(my mother) - Seattle - 206-760-1965
Maria Rotella - Fresno
Tomassina Rotella - Fresno
Thomas Rotella Jr. - Fresno
Caroline Rotella(Yates) - Ontario, Calif
***Tomasso(Thomas) has 2 Sons(older) from previous Marriage who live in chicago area(i think) - I will have more info later
Thank you for any assistance.
Universal Peace and Blessings

Re: 91 Rotella's in Gimigliano in 1998

majoyce5 — 2003-05-19 20:42:09Z

Hi. I noticed that you had Biamonte listed in your msg. I am trying to trace the Biamonte/Pongitory/Porri names in Tomkins Cove, NY. I was told that my Biamontes came from Calabria. I am guessing possibly Gimigliano because they lived next door to the Scozzafava family in Tomkins Cove and the families all worked at the quarry together. I am looking for a Luigi Biamonte, born 9/17/1883, in Calabria. His parents were Tommaso Biamonte and Maria Fragicomo(?). I know that Tommaso died about 1890 in NYC, then Luigi and Maria returned back to Italy. Luigi came back to NY about 1900 and settled in Tomkins Cove, NY. Maria died about 1945 in Italy. Do any of these names sound familiar? Any and all help is appreciated!! I would like to make some connections back to Italy if possible. Thanks,
Maureen

Re: 91 Rotella's in Gimigliano in 1998

majoyce5 — 2003-05-19 20:42:09Z

Hi Louis. Thanks for your reply!! I spoke to an uncle this weekend, Tommy Biamonte, (Luigi Biamonte's son) and he said the family definitely came from Gimigliano. I was also told that Luigi was the only child of Tommaso and Maria Biamonte. I would definitely be interested in the info from the Biamonte Family tree, please keep me in mind when you can get a copy. I really don't know much else, so any other info would be a great help. Maybe we are distant cousins.......(Actually, the Biamontes are my husband's family, but I am researching them and my own family so my children will know their ancestors.) Thanks again and please keep in touch. Sincerely, Maureen.

Passenger list, Joe Rotella

remyO1212 — 2003-01-15 18:21:23Z

Hi, I tried to find the web site from the address you gave, but I could not get a web site. I am researching my Rotella family also. My great grandmother Mary (Gaglinese) Rotella is from Gimigliano, Catanzaro. Her husband was Antonio, known as Anthony here in the U.S. I know he was from the same area but I'm not sure of exactly where. I do know they lived after marriage in Tiriolo because that is where my grandfather Dominick was born. Anyway, I'm interested in the names listed on the passenger lists you found.

forgot to add

remyO1212 — 2003-01-15 18:21:23Z

I forgot to add that the name Philip(I saw you mention it in another posting) somehow ties into my family as a middle name. I figure it must of come from a relative. Also my family is mostly from Niagara Falls. But They first were in the Seneca Falls area when they came to the U.S.

Re: Ciao a tutti i Rotella!

2002-12-16 16:10:08Z

My Father, Saverio Rotella was born in Gimigliano Provincia Catanzaro in 1897. He came over in 1920 through Ellis Island. My mother, who Saverio married in 1924 was Filomena Scozzafava. They setteled in Watertown, NY. My Grandfather's were Eustachio Rotella and Giovianni Scozzafave. My paternal grandmother was Maria Rotella. My father had two brothers, both who stayed in Italy, Giovianni and Giseppa.

If you're interested, contact me @ srrotella@yahoo.com.

I live in Amherst, NY, near Buffalo.

Sincerely,
Saverio (Sam) Rotella

Re: rotella family

cross_hart — 2002-11-30 03:03:31Z

My grandmother, Maria Mauro, was born in Gimigliano in 1893. She came to America and married Graziano Critelli in 1911.

I have been to Tiriolo which is a tiny hill town about 8 miles below Gimigliano. Unfortunately, I never made it to Gimigliano. Everyone I met in Tiriolo is named Critelli which is my maiden name. However, Rotundo, Rotella, Critelli (very very common name in Catanzaro) seem to all be somehow related to one another in these tiny isolated hill towns.

My grandfather's cousin was Ambrogio Rotundo from Pointe Grande, Italy and they came to America together to work in the Sherman mine in Mineville, NY (Witherbee, Moriah, Port Henry area).

Anyway, I guess it just caught my eye that you were researching Critelli. Thanks. Mary Jo

Ciao a tutti i Rotella!

2002-11-29 19:31:56Z

My grandfather is Eustachio Rotella and lives in Gimigliano (catanzaro).
The brother of the father of my grandfather emigrated in Usa in 1910 (not sure) his name was Saverio Rotella. Some years later her sister joined him from Gimigliano. That's what I remember of grandfa's tales.
I have seen that many Rotella are looking for their origin.
I want only say ciao to all Rotella in Usa.
Tiziana

Re: Rotella''s in Gimigliano, Italy, late 1800''s

2002-11-21 02:35:32Z

who are you and where are you from, i am from stony point new york and my great aunt is aunt cappo.i think that we may be related, email me back asap.