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Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Guestbook entry, Maria Teti, 6-22-2004
Author: Maria Teti
Publication: http://www.guestcity.com/cgi-bin/viewprivate.cgi
On 6/22/2004: Maria posted the following in my Al and Lee's Guestbook:
"ciao albert, io sono la sorella di gabriella che tu hai incontrato
atorricella .Mi chiamo Maria e vivo in svizzera nella citta di
Schaffhausen, mio marito e`della famiglia di scipp e percio e ànche
lui un porreca.Io ho tre figli Giordana sposata con Ivano Caren
sposata con Daniel e Simone. Gariella e Donato mi hanno raccontato di
come vi siete conosciuti ,forse una volta ci incontriamo a torricella
cosi possiamo conoscerci. Un saluto affettuoso a te e la tua famiglia
Maria eGiuseppe"
This translates to:
hello albert, I am the sister of gabriella that you have met in
torricella.My name is Maria and I live in Switzerland in the town of
Schaffhausen My husband is from the family of 'scipp' and therefore he
is also a porreca. I have three children: Giordana married to Ivano,
Caren married to Daniel, and Simone. Gabriella and Donato have told me
of about knowing you. Perhaps we can meet in torricella. An
affectionate salute to you and your family. Maria and Giuseppe

Given Name: Simone

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?, Daniel (b. , d. ?)

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Guestbook entry, Maria Teti, 6-22-2004
Author: Maria Teti
Publication: http://www.guestcity.com/cgi-bin/viewprivate.cgi
On 6/22/2004: Maria posted the following in my Al and Lee's Guestbook:
"ciao albert, io sono la sorella di gabriella che tu hai incontrato
atorricella .Mi chiamo Maria e vivo in svizzera nella citta di
Schaffhausen, mio marito e`della famiglia di scipp e percio e ànche
lui un porreca.Io ho tre figli Giordana sposata con Ivano Caren
sposata con Daniel e Simone. Gariella e Donato mi hanno raccontato di
come vi siete conosciuti ,forse una volta ci incontriamo a torricella
cosi possiamo conoscerci. Un saluto affettuoso a te e la tua famiglia
Maria eGiuseppe"
This translates to:
hello albert, I am the sister of gabriella that you have met in
torricella.My name is Maria and I live in Switzerland in the town of
Schaffhausen My husband is from the family of 'scipp' and therefore he
is also a porreca. I have three children: Giordana married to Ivano,
Caren married to Daniel, and Simone. Gabriella and Donato have told me
of about knowing you. Perhaps we can meet in torricella. An
affectionate salute to you and your family. Maria and Giuseppe

Given Name: Daniel

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Porreca, Matteo (or Mattia) (b. ABT 1675, d. ?1789?)

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email Piera Badia to Albert Porreca 16 Sep 2004
Title: Marriage Act documents: Felicia Porreca with Carlo Antrilli, 1815.

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email 3-14-05 from Angela DiBerardino
Title: Angela provided a translation of the acts provided by Piera's email of
9-1604
GiovanCamillo Porreca: Felice Antonio Piccirelli, the priest. Year
1715,
14th of April, born 12th of April, of Mattia Porreca and Domenica
Carapella,
married. Given the name of GiovanCamillo. Padrini are Giacomo of
Giuseppe
Ficca, and Camilla de Tullio.
Giovanni Camillo Porreca: Year 1781, 15th of April, Turricella.
Giovanni
Camillo Porreca, son of deceased ("quondam") Mattia and Domenica
Carapella
(she was still alive), husband of Felicita Rossi, 66. Given the
Sacraments,
etc., and buried from Church of San Giacomo Apostolo. Witnesses were
Domenico Carapella and Nicola Bellini.
Matteo Porreca: Year 1789, 23rd of December, Turricella. Matteo
Porreca,
sone of q. Giovanni Camillo and Felicia Rossi, husband of Maria
d'Ascenzo.
Was about 40 years old
. Soul commended to heaven, etc. Witnesses were Giuseppe Peschio,
and
Giuseppe Amoroso. Padre Ferdinando d'Ulisse.
Felicia Rossi: Year 1793, the 27th of November, Turicella. Felicia
Rossi
of Montenero, widow of Giovanni Camillo Porreca. Was about 72 years
old.
Given the Sacraments, confessed, and had Holy Viaticum before death.
Soul
commended to heaven, etc. Buried from Church of San Giacomo Apostolo.
Witnesses were Nicola Teti, and ? Porreca. Padre Ferdinando de Ulisse
Let me know if this is OK. A

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email from Piera Badia 29 Dec 2005
Title: Email from Piera Badia 29 Dec 2005
Text: ----- Original Message -----
From: "Pierangela Badia" <pieraleo@tin.it>
To: <alnj@comcast.net>
Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 2:49 PM
Subject: Mattia in catasto
Dear Al and Family,
Happy New Year!
I just received my copy of the Torricella catasto.
Here is your family over 250 years ago - Giovan Camillo will later
marry
Felicita (surname I don't remember) from Montenerodomo, and their son
Adamo
not yet born at the time was the one killed by highwaymen...:
Mattia di Giovan Camillo PORRECA bracciale 65
Domenica CARAPELLA moglie 60
Giovan Camillo figlio bracciale 25
Madalena figlia in capillis 22
Nicola figlio bracciale 20
Possiede la casa di propria abitazione nel rione delle Coste di
membri due
uno superiore e uno inferiore. Confina con Lonardo PICCONE e strade.
Piera

Given Name: Matteo (or Mattia)

Death: ?1789? Torricella Peligna

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Carapella, Domenica (b. ABT 1683, d. ?)

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email Piera Badia to Albert Porreca 16 Sep 2004
Title: Marriage Act documents: Felicia Porreca with Carlo Antrilli, 1815.

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email 3-14-05 from Angela DiBerardino
Title: Angela provided a translation of the acts provided by Piera's email of
9-1604
GiovanCamillo Porreca: Felice Antonio Piccirelli, the priest. Year
1715,
14th of April, born 12th of April, of Mattia Porreca and Domenica
Carapella,
married. Given the name of GiovanCamillo. Padrini are Giacomo of
Giuseppe
Ficca, and Camilla de Tullio.
Giovanni Camillo Porreca: Year 1781, 15th of April, Turricella.
Giovanni
Camillo Porreca, son of deceased ("quondam") Mattia and Domenica
Carapella
(she was still alive), husband of Felicita Rossi, 66. Given the
Sacraments,
etc., and buried from Church of San Giacomo Apostolo. Witnesses were
Domenico Carapella and Nicola Bellini.
Matteo Porreca: Year 1789, 23rd of December, Turricella. Matteo
Porreca,
sone of q. Giovanni Camillo and Felicia Rossi, husband of Maria
d'Ascenzo.
Was about 40 years old
. Soul commended to heaven, etc. Witnesses were Giuseppe Peschio,
and
Giuseppe Amoroso. Padre Ferdinando d'Ulisse.
Felicia Rossi: Year 1793, the 27th of November, Turicella. Felicia
Rossi
of Montenero, widow of Giovanni Camillo Porreca. Was about 72 years
old.
Given the Sacraments, confessed, and had Holy Viaticum before death.
Soul
commended to heaven, etc. Buried from Church of San Giacomo Apostolo.
Witnesses were Nicola Teti, and ? Porreca. Padre Ferdinando de Ulisse
Let me know if this is OK. A

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email from Piera Badia 29 Dec 2005
Title: Email from Piera Badia 29 Dec 2005
Text: ----- Original Message -----
From: "Pierangela Badia" <pieraleo@tin.it>
To: <alnj@comcast.net>
Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 2:49 PM
Subject: Mattia in catasto
Dear Al and Family,
Happy New Year!
I just received my copy of the Torricella catasto.
Here is your family over 250 years ago - Giovan Camillo will later
marry
Felicita (surname I don't remember) from Montenerodomo, and their son
Adamo
not yet born at the time was the one killed by highwaymen...:
Mattia di Giovan Camillo PORRECA bracciale 65
Domenica CARAPELLA moglie 60
Giovan Camillo figlio bracciale 25
Madalena figlia in capillis 22
Nicola figlio bracciale 20
Possiede la casa di propria abitazione nel rione delle Coste di
membri due
uno superiore e uno inferiore. Confina con Lonardo PICCONE e strade.
Piera

Given Name: Domenica

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Porreca, Matteo (b. ABT 1749, d. 23 DEC 1789)

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email Piera Badia to Albert Porreca 16 Sep 2004
Title: Marriage Act documents: Felicia Porreca with Carlo Antrilli, 1815.

Given Name: Matteo

Death: 23 DEC 1789 Torricella Peligna

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D'Ascenzo, Maria (b. ABT 1749, d. ?)

Given Name: Maria

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Di Sangro, Irene (b. --Not Shown--)

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email: Angela DiBerardino 24 Nov 2004
Title: Email: Angela DiBerardino 24 Nov 2004
Text: "Do you know that Domenico Croce's wife was Irene di Sangro, Angelo's
first cousin?"

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Ltr from Angela DiBerardino 16 Sep 2005
Title: Ltr from Angela DiBerardino 16 Sep 2005

Given Name: Irene

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Porreca, Vincenzo (James) (b. , d. ?)

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Emails from Angela DiBerardino 3 Mar 2005
Title: Emails from Angela DiBerardino 3 Mar 2005
Text: ----- Original Message -----
From: Angela Di Berardino
To: 'Albert Porreca'
Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005 4:33 AM
Subject: Anna Luigia Teti
Al, don't know why I didn't check before I answered your message about
her, but I just looked at Anna Luigia in my data base and I have her
marriage date as December 12, 1895. Don't know where I got it, but it
checks out on the marriage index of 1895 as the same person, born in
1871 with the correct parents (Nicola Teti and Filomena Teti) . The
same year you gave me earlier.
I think it's clear now that Vincenzo was her husband's name and he
just used something else here in this country.

Given Name: Vincenzo (James)

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Piccoli, Riente (b. , d. ?)

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email from Eric Umile Dec 5 2004 to Albert Porreca
Title: The Word document attached to the email presents two Teti family
groups as researched and compiled by Eric Umile, a genealogist by
hobby. The email states:
Hi Al,
I've been out most of the day, and just had a chance to glance at the
records you sent me. Thank you very much... I am very grateful. I
will look at them more closely tomorrow. However, I have attached a
Word Perfect file which includes the family groups which you have
specified as being your ancestors. Hopefully you will find these
informative.
I've been doing genealogy for about 20 years now, and have developed a
system whereby I simply plug information into my Word Perfect files as
I find it. Since my ultimate goal is to craft the information into
book form, it is already in a format in which I can work with it, and
I am not constrained by the features of database software. My data is
fully searchable and I prefer to have the option of viewing it in text
form. Moreover, I think it is more fun to connect family groups
together myself rather than push a button and allow a database to do
it. In short, my system just works for me. Granted, I don't have the
option of some of those nifty reports that database programs can
produce, but I really have never needed them.
I did buy a program called "The Master Genealogist" a few years back,
and have played with it a little bit. It is a very nice program, but
I haven't made much use of it. I'm just an old dog who likes doing
old dog tricks.
I also haven't been sharing much data. I was burned a few years back,
and tend to be very cautious. One day I came across a website that
had pages and pages of my own data, collected over the course of
several years, posted in the public domain and attributed to someone
else. Most of it was plagiarized word-for-word. On another occasion,
I shared a large amount of data with Person A, who then shared it with
Person B, and Person B put it on the Internet and credited Person A as
the source. Well, I had about enough of that, and ever since, I've
been very possessive. I don't like being that way, because I am
generous by nature, but after one spends years of time, money, and
effort compiling something, it is maddening to see it attributed to
someone else on the Internet.
I feel differently about my Torricella data, and am happy to share it
with you. You folks are doing so much... I continue to marvel at it
all, and am so grateful that I am able to directly benefit. I am
happy to contribute and be a part of the project.
Again, I hope you enjoy the data I've attached. Let me know if you
find anything new.
Eric
Text: EUSTACHIO TETI. Prior to 1773 he married Riente Piccoli. He died
before 1804 (see Proc. TM 1825:7). The children of Eustachio Teti and
Riente Piccoli were:
Ø Antonio Teti, born about 1773 in Torricella.
Ø Nicola Teti, born about 1782 in Torricella.
..............................
Ø Rosario Teti, born on March 9, 1852, Strada del Colle della Croce,
and baptized the next day (TB 1852:40). He married Maria Luigia
Tarano of Villa San Maria on December 23, 1872, Villa San Maria (see
TB 1852:40, annotation).
.......................................................
Page: EUSTACHIO TETI. Prior to 1773 he married Riente Piccoli. He diedbefore 1804 (see Proc. TM 1825:7). The children of Eustachio Teti andRiente Piccoli were:

Ø Antonio Teti, born about 1773 in Torricella.
Ø Nicola Teti, born about 1782 in Torricella.

Given Name: Riente

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Teti, Antonio (b. ABT 1773, d. 31 JUL 1841)

Note: ANTONIO TETI (Eustachio), born about 1773 in Torricella. He marriedMarianicola d'Amico, daughter of Costanzo d'Amico and FrancescaPiccone, tessitrice. She was born about 1770 (estimated). He was animbastaro. Antonio Teti died on July 31, 1841, "age 68 years";witnesses were Nicola Teti, son of Eustachio Teti, age 64, contadino,Strada del Colle del Croce, "germano del defunto" ... Note: The recordactually says Eustachio di Nicola di Eustachio Teti, age 64; however,the witness signed his name "Nicola Teti" at the bottom (TD 1841:92).Marianicola d'Amico died on January 9, 1850, "age 80 years," StradaMariafinocchia; witnesses Antonio Teti, son of Nicola Teti, age 45,Strada Mariafinocchia, "nipote della defunta," and Eustachio Teti, sonof Nicola Teti, age 37, Strada Mariafinocchia, "nipote della defunta"(TD 1850:6).

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email from Eric Umile Dec 5 2004 to Albert Porreca
Title: The Word document attached to the email presents two Teti family
groups as researched and compiled by Eric Umile, a genealogist by
hobby. The email states:
Hi Al,
I've been out most of the day, and just had a chance to glance at the
records you sent me. Thank you very much... I am very grateful. I
will look at them more closely tomorrow. However, I have attached a
Word Perfect file which includes the family groups which you have
specified as being your ancestors. Hopefully you will find these
informative.
I've been doing genealogy for about 20 years now, and have developed a
system whereby I simply plug information into my Word Perfect files as
I find it. Since my ultimate goal is to craft the information into
book form, it is already in a format in which I can work with it, and
I am not constrained by the features of database software. My data is
fully searchable and I prefer to have the option of viewing it in text
form. Moreover, I think it is more fun to connect family groups
together myself rather than push a button and allow a database to do
it. In short, my system just works for me. Granted, I don't have the
option of some of those nifty reports that database programs can
produce, but I really have never needed them.
I did buy a program called "The Master Genealogist" a few years back,
and have played with it a little bit. It is a very nice program, but
I haven't made much use of it. I'm just an old dog who likes doing
old dog tricks.
I also haven't been sharing much data. I was burned a few years back,
and tend to be very cautious. One day I came across a website that
had pages and pages of my own data, collected over the course of
several years, posted in the public domain and attributed to someone
else. Most of it was plagiarized word-for-word. On another occasion,
I shared a large amount of data with Person A, who then shared it with
Person B, and Person B put it on the Internet and credited Person A as
the source. Well, I had about enough of that, and ever since, I've
been very possessive. I don't like being that way, because I am
generous by nature, but after one spends years of time, money, and
effort compiling something, it is maddening to see it attributed to
someone else on the Internet.
I feel differently about my Torricella data, and am happy to share it
with you. You folks are doing so much... I continue to marvel at it
all, and am so grateful that I am able to directly benefit. I am
happy to contribute and be a part of the project.
Again, I hope you enjoy the data I've attached. Let me know if you
find anything new.
Eric
Text: EUSTACHIO TETI. Prior to 1773 he married Riente Piccoli. He died
before 1804 (see Proc. TM 1825:7). The children of Eustachio Teti and
Riente Piccoli were:
Ø Antonio Teti, born about 1773 in Torricella.
Ø Nicola Teti, born about 1782 in Torricella.
..............................
Ø Rosario Teti, born on March 9, 1852, Strada del Colle della Croce,
and baptized the next day (TB 1852:40). He married Maria Luigia
Tarano of Villa San Maria on December 23, 1872, Villa San Maria (see
TB 1852:40, annotation).
.......................................................
Page: ANTONIO TETI (Eustachio), born about 1773 in Torricella. He marriedMarianicola d'Amico, daughter of Costanzo d'Amico and FrancescaPiccone, tessitrice. She was born about 1770 (estimated). He was animbastaro. Antonio Teti died on July 31, 1841, "age 68 years";witnesses were Nicola Teti, son of Eustachio Teti, age 64, contadino,Strada del Colle del Croce, "germano del defunto" ... Note: The recordactually says Eustachio di Nicola di Eustachio Teti, age 64; however,the witness signed his name "Nicola Teti" at the bottom (TD 1841:92).Marianicola d'Amico died on January 9, 1850, "age 80 years," StradaMariafinocchia; witnesses Antonio Teti, son of Nicola Teti, age 45,Strada Mariafinocchia, "nipote della defunta," and Eustachio Teti, sonof Nicola Teti, age 37, Strada Mariafinocchia, "nipote della defunta"(TD 1850:6). The children of Antonio Teti and Marianicola d'Amicowere:

Ø Giuseppe Teti
Ø Antonio Teti, born about 1793 (age 37 in 1844), contadino, of Stradadel Colle

Given Name: Antonio

Occupation: imbastaro

Death: 31 JUL 1841 Torricella Peligna (probably)

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D'Amico, Marianicola (b. ABT 1770, d. 9 JAN 1850)

Note: ANTONIO TETI (Eustachio), born about 1773 in Torricella. He marriedMarianicola d'Amico, daughter of Costanzo d'Amico and FrancescaPiccone, tessitrice. She was born about 1770 (estimated). He was animbastaro. Antonio Teti died on July 31, 1841, "age 68 years";witnesses were Nicola Teti, son of Eustachio Teti, age 64, contadino,Strada del Colle del Croce, "germano del defunto" ... Note: The recordactually says Eustachio di Nicola di Eustachio Teti, age 64; however,the witness signed his name "Nicola Teti" at the bottom (TD 1841:92).Marianicola d'Amico died on January 9, 1850, "age 80 years," StradaMariafinocchia; witnesses Antonio Teti, son of Nicola Teti, age 45,Strada Mariafinocchia, "nipote della defunta," and Eustachio Teti, sonof Nicola Teti, age 37, Strada Mariafinocchia, "nipote della defunta"(TD 1850:6).

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email from Eric Umile Dec 5 2004 to Albert Porreca
Title: The Word document attached to the email presents two Teti family
groups as researched and compiled by Eric Umile, a genealogist by
hobby. The email states:
Hi Al,
I've been out most of the day, and just had a chance to glance at the
records you sent me. Thank you very much... I am very grateful. I
will look at them more closely tomorrow. However, I have attached a
Word Perfect file which includes the family groups which you have
specified as being your ancestors. Hopefully you will find these
informative.
I've been doing genealogy for about 20 years now, and have developed a
system whereby I simply plug information into my Word Perfect files as
I find it. Since my ultimate goal is to craft the information into
book form, it is already in a format in which I can work with it, and
I am not constrained by the features of database software. My data is
fully searchable and I prefer to have the option of viewing it in text
form. Moreover, I think it is more fun to connect family groups
together myself rather than push a button and allow a database to do
it. In short, my system just works for me. Granted, I don't have the
option of some of those nifty reports that database programs can
produce, but I really have never needed them.
I did buy a program called "The Master Genealogist" a few years back,
and have played with it a little bit. It is a very nice program, but
I haven't made much use of it. I'm just an old dog who likes doing
old dog tricks.
I also haven't been sharing much data. I was burned a few years back,
and tend to be very cautious. One day I came across a website that
had pages and pages of my own data, collected over the course of
several years, posted in the public domain and attributed to someone
else. Most of it was plagiarized word-for-word. On another occasion,
I shared a large amount of data with Person A, who then shared it with
Person B, and Person B put it on the Internet and credited Person A as
the source. Well, I had about enough of that, and ever since, I've
been very possessive. I don't like being that way, because I am
generous by nature, but after one spends years of time, money, and
effort compiling something, it is maddening to see it attributed to
someone else on the Internet.
I feel differently about my Torricella data, and am happy to share it
with you. You folks are doing so much... I continue to marvel at it
all, and am so grateful that I am able to directly benefit. I am
happy to contribute and be a part of the project.
Again, I hope you enjoy the data I've attached. Let me know if you
find anything new.
Eric
Text: EUSTACHIO TETI. Prior to 1773 he married Riente Piccoli. He died
before 1804 (see Proc. TM 1825:7). The children of Eustachio Teti and
Riente Piccoli were:
Ø Antonio Teti, born about 1773 in Torricella.
Ø Nicola Teti, born about 1782 in Torricella.
..............................
Ø Rosario Teti, born on March 9, 1852, Strada del Colle della Croce,
and baptized the next day (TB 1852:40). He married Maria Luigia
Tarano of Villa San Maria on December 23, 1872, Villa San Maria (see
TB 1852:40, annotation).
.......................................................

Given Name: Marianicola

Occupation: tessitrice

Death: 9 JAN 1850 Torricella Peligna (probably)

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D'Amico, Costanzo (b. ABT 1740, d. ?)

Given Name: Costanzo

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Piccone, Francesca (b. ABT 1740, d. ?)

Given Name: Francesca

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Teti, Giuseppe (b. 4 JAN 1799, d. 27 JUL 1844)

Note: The children of Antonio Teti and Marianicola d'Amico were:

Ø Giuseppe Teti
Ø Antonio Teti, born about 1793 (age 37 in 1844), contadino, of Stradadel Colle della Croce.
Ø Maria Angela Teti, born on April 30, 1801, and baptized the next dayat the Church of San Giacomo Apostolo Maggiore (Proc. TM 1827:3).She married Zaccaria Mancini, son of Gervasio Mancini and Leonilda diMarco of Gesso, on March 12, 1827 (TM 1827:3). He was baptized onDecember 23, 1804, Gesso (Proc. TM 1827:3).
Ø Angela Teti, born on September 8, 1808, and baptized the next day(Proc. TM 1835:1). She married Felice Lucchino, son of GiuseppeLucchino and Gaetana Ricco, on January 8, 1835 (TM 1835:1). He wasborn on March 5, 1802, Vinchiaturo, Provincia di Molise. She died onOctober 8, 1857, "age 40 years"; witness was Antonio Teti, age 54 (TD1857:94).
Ø Teodora Teti, born on February 5, 1811 (TB 1811:19).
Ø Pasqua Rosa Teti, born on April 18, 1813 (TB 1813:64).
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GIUSEPPE ANTONIO TETI (Antonio, Eustachio), born on January 14, 1799,and baptized the next day (Proc. TM 1826:5). Imbastaro, marriedRachele di Paolo, daughter of Giacomo di Paolo and Anna Maria DelDuca, on June 20, 1826 (TM 1826:5). She was born on January 8, 1807,and baptized the next day (Proc. TM 1826:5). He was living onStrada del Colle del Croce in 1841 (see TD 1841:...). Giuseppe Tetidied on July 27, 1844, "age 40 years"; witnesses were Antonio Teti,age 37, contadino, Strada del Colle della Croce, fratello del defunto,and Pietro di Paolo, age 37, Strada del Colle della Croce, "cognatodel defunto" (TD 1844:56). His wife survived him.

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email from Eric Umile Dec 5 2004 to Albert Porreca
Title: The Word document attached to the email presents two Teti family
groups as researched and compiled by Eric Umile, a genealogist by
hobby. The email states:
Hi Al,
I've been out most of the day, and just had a chance to glance at the
records you sent me. Thank you very much... I am very grateful. I
will look at them more closely tomorrow. However, I have attached a
Word Perfect file which includes the family groups which you have
specified as being your ancestors. Hopefully you will find these
informative.
I've been doing genealogy for about 20 years now, and have developed a
system whereby I simply plug information into my Word Perfect files as
I find it. Since my ultimate goal is to craft the information into
book form, it is already in a format in which I can work with it, and
I am not constrained by the features of database software. My data is
fully searchable and I prefer to have the option of viewing it in text
form. Moreover, I think it is more fun to connect family groups
together myself rather than push a button and allow a database to do
it. In short, my system just works for me. Granted, I don't have the
option of some of those nifty reports that database programs can
produce, but I really have never needed them.
I did buy a program called "The Master Genealogist" a few years back,
and have played with it a little bit. It is a very nice program, but
I haven't made much use of it. I'm just an old dog who likes doing
old dog tricks.
I also haven't been sharing much data. I was burned a few years back,
and tend to be very cautious. One day I came across a website that
had pages and pages of my own data, collected over the course of
several years, posted in the public domain and attributed to someone
else. Most of it was plagiarized word-for-word. On another occasion,
I shared a large amount of data with Person A, who then shared it with
Person B, and Person B put it on the Internet and credited Person A as
the source. Well, I had about enough of that, and ever since, I've
been very possessive. I don't like being that way, because I am
generous by nature, but after one spends years of time, money, and
effort compiling something, it is maddening to see it attributed to
someone else on the Internet.
I feel differently about my Torricella data, and am happy to share it
with you. You folks are doing so much... I continue to marvel at it
all, and am so grateful that I am able to directly benefit. I am
happy to contribute and be a part of the project.
Again, I hope you enjoy the data I've attached. Let me know if you
find anything new.
Eric
Text: EUSTACHIO TETI. Prior to 1773 he married Riente Piccoli. He died
before 1804 (see Proc. TM 1825:7). The children of Eustachio Teti and
Riente Piccoli were:
Ø Antonio Teti, born about 1773 in Torricella.
Ø Nicola Teti, born about 1782 in Torricella.
..............................
Ø Rosario Teti, born on March 9, 1852, Strada del Colle della Croce,
and baptized the next day (TB 1852:40). He married Maria Luigia
Tarano of Villa San Maria on December 23, 1872, Villa San Maria (see
TB 1852:40, annotation).
.......................................................

Baptism: 5 JAN 1799 Torricella Peligna

Given Name: Giuseppe

Occupation: Date: Imbastaro

Death: 27 JUL 1844 Torricella Peligna

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Teti, Antonio (b. ABT 1793, d. ?)

Note: Ø Antonio Teti, born about 1793 (age 37 in 1844), contadino, of Stradadel Colle della Croce.

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email from Eric Umile Dec 5 2004 to Albert Porreca
Title: The Word document attached to the email presents two Teti family
groups as researched and compiled by Eric Umile, a genealogist by
hobby. The email states:
Hi Al,
I've been out most of the day, and just had a chance to glance at the
records you sent me. Thank you very much... I am very grateful. I
will look at them more closely tomorrow. However, I have attached a
Word Perfect file which includes the family groups which you have
specified as being your ancestors. Hopefully you will find these
informative.
I've been doing genealogy for about 20 years now, and have developed a
system whereby I simply plug information into my Word Perfect files as
I find it. Since my ultimate goal is to craft the information into
book form, it is already in a format in which I can work with it, and
I am not constrained by the features of database software. My data is
fully searchable and I prefer to have the option of viewing it in text
form. Moreover, I think it is more fun to connect family groups
together myself rather than push a button and allow a database to do
it. In short, my system just works for me. Granted, I don't have the
option of some of those nifty reports that database programs can
produce, but I really have never needed them.
I did buy a program called "The Master Genealogist" a few years back,
and have played with it a little bit. It is a very nice program, but
I haven't made much use of it. I'm just an old dog who likes doing
old dog tricks.
I also haven't been sharing much data. I was burned a few years back,
and tend to be very cautious. One day I came across a website that
had pages and pages of my own data, collected over the course of
several years, posted in the public domain and attributed to someone
else. Most of it was plagiarized word-for-word. On another occasion,
I shared a large amount of data with Person A, who then shared it with
Person B, and Person B put it on the Internet and credited Person A as
the source. Well, I had about enough of that, and ever since, I've
been very possessive. I don't like being that way, because I am
generous by nature, but after one spends years of time, money, and
effort compiling something, it is maddening to see it attributed to
someone else on the Internet.
I feel differently about my Torricella data, and am happy to share it
with you. You folks are doing so much... I continue to marvel at it
all, and am so grateful that I am able to directly benefit. I am
happy to contribute and be a part of the project.
Again, I hope you enjoy the data I've attached. Let me know if you
find anything new.
Eric
Text: EUSTACHIO TETI. Prior to 1773 he married Riente Piccoli. He died
before 1804 (see Proc. TM 1825:7). The children of Eustachio Teti and
Riente Piccoli were:
Ø Antonio Teti, born about 1773 in Torricella.
Ø Nicola Teti, born about 1782 in Torricella.
..............................
Ø Rosario Teti, born on March 9, 1852, Strada del Colle della Croce,
and baptized the next day (TB 1852:40). He married Maria Luigia
Tarano of Villa San Maria on December 23, 1872, Villa San Maria (see
TB 1852:40, annotation).
.......................................................

Given Name: Antonio

Occupation: Contadina ( farmer)

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Teti, Maria Angela (b. 30 APR 1801, d. ?)

Note: Ø Maria Angela Teti, born on April 30, 1801, and baptized the next dayat the Church of San Giacomo Apostolo Maggiore (Proc. TM 1827:3).She married Zaccaria Mancini, son of Gervasio Mancini and Leonilda diMarco of Gesso, on March 12, 1827 (TM 1827:3). He was baptized onDecember 23, 1804, Gesso (Proc. TM 1827:3).

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email from Eric Umile Dec 5 2004 to Albert Porreca
Title: The Word document attached to the email presents two Teti family
groups as researched and compiled by Eric Umile, a genealogist by
hobby. The email states:
Hi Al,
I've been out most of the day, and just had a chance to glance at the
records you sent me. Thank you very much... I am very grateful. I
will look at them more closely tomorrow. However, I have attached a
Word Perfect file which includes the family groups which you have
specified as being your ancestors. Hopefully you will find these
informative.
I've been doing genealogy for about 20 years now, and have developed a
system whereby I simply plug information into my Word Perfect files as
I find it. Since my ultimate goal is to craft the information into
book form, it is already in a format in which I can work with it, and
I am not constrained by the features of database software. My data is
fully searchable and I prefer to have the option of viewing it in text
form. Moreover, I think it is more fun to connect family groups
together myself rather than push a button and allow a database to do
it. In short, my system just works for me. Granted, I don't have the
option of some of those nifty reports that database programs can
produce, but I really have never needed them.
I did buy a program called "The Master Genealogist" a few years back,
and have played with it a little bit. It is a very nice program, but
I haven't made much use of it. I'm just an old dog who likes doing
old dog tricks.
I also haven't been sharing much data. I was burned a few years back,
and tend to be very cautious. One day I came across a website that
had pages and pages of my own data, collected over the course of
several years, posted in the public domain and attributed to someone
else. Most of it was plagiarized word-for-word. On another occasion,
I shared a large amount of data with Person A, who then shared it with
Person B, and Person B put it on the Internet and credited Person A as
the source. Well, I had about enough of that, and ever since, I've
been very possessive. I don't like being that way, because I am
generous by nature, but after one spends years of time, money, and
effort compiling something, it is maddening to see it attributed to
someone else on the Internet.
I feel differently about my Torricella data, and am happy to share it
with you. You folks are doing so much... I continue to marvel at it
all, and am so grateful that I am able to directly benefit. I am
happy to contribute and be a part of the project.
Again, I hope you enjoy the data I've attached. Let me know if you
find anything new.
Eric
Text: EUSTACHIO TETI. Prior to 1773 he married Riente Piccoli. He died
before 1804 (see Proc. TM 1825:7). The children of Eustachio Teti and
Riente Piccoli were:
Ø Antonio Teti, born about 1773 in Torricella.
Ø Nicola Teti, born about 1782 in Torricella.
..............................
Ø Rosario Teti, born on March 9, 1852, Strada del Colle della Croce,
and baptized the next day (TB 1852:40). He married Maria Luigia
Tarano of Villa San Maria on December 23, 1872, Villa San Maria (see
TB 1852:40, annotation).
.......................................................

Baptism: --Not Shown--

Given Name: Maria Angela

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Teti, Angela (b. 8 SEP 1808, d. 8 OCT 1857)

Note: Ø Angela Teti, born on September 8, 1808, and baptized the next day(Proc. TM 1835:1). She married Felice Lucchino, son of GiuseppeLucchino and Gaetana Ricco, on January 8, 1835 (TM 1835:1). He wasborn on March 5, 1802, Vinchiaturo, Provincia di Molise. She died onOctober 8, 1857, "age 40 years"; witness was Antonio Teti, age 54 (TD1857:94).

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email from Eric Umile Dec 5 2004 to Albert Porreca
Title: The Word document attached to the email presents two Teti family
groups as researched and compiled by Eric Umile, a genealogist by
hobby. The email states:
Hi Al,
I've been out most of the day, and just had a chance to glance at the
records you sent me. Thank you very much... I am very grateful. I
will look at them more closely tomorrow. However, I have attached a
Word Perfect file which includes the family groups which you have
specified as being your ancestors. Hopefully you will find these
informative.
I've been doing genealogy for about 20 years now, and have developed a
system whereby I simply plug information into my Word Perfect files as
I find it. Since my ultimate goal is to craft the information into
book form, it is already in a format in which I can work with it, and
I am not constrained by the features of database software. My data is
fully searchable and I prefer to have the option of viewing it in text
form. Moreover, I think it is more fun to connect family groups
together myself rather than push a button and allow a database to do
it. In short, my system just works for me. Granted, I don't have the
option of some of those nifty reports that database programs can
produce, but I really have never needed them.
I did buy a program called "The Master Genealogist" a few years back,
and have played with it a little bit. It is a very nice program, but
I haven't made much use of it. I'm just an old dog who likes doing
old dog tricks.
I also haven't been sharing much data. I was burned a few years back,
and tend to be very cautious. One day I came across a website that
had pages and pages of my own data, collected over the course of
several years, posted in the public domain and attributed to someone
else. Most of it was plagiarized word-for-word. On another occasion,
I shared a large amount of data with Person A, who then shared it with
Person B, and Person B put it on the Internet and credited Person A as
the source. Well, I had about enough of that, and ever since, I've
been very possessive. I don't like being that way, because I am
generous by nature, but after one spends years of time, money, and
effort compiling something, it is maddening to see it attributed to
someone else on the Internet.
I feel differently about my Torricella data, and am happy to share it
with you. You folks are doing so much... I continue to marvel at it
all, and am so grateful that I am able to directly benefit. I am
happy to contribute and be a part of the project.
Again, I hope you enjoy the data I've attached. Let me know if you
find anything new.
Eric
Text: EUSTACHIO TETI. Prior to 1773 he married Riente Piccoli. He died
before 1804 (see Proc. TM 1825:7). The children of Eustachio Teti and
Riente Piccoli were:
Ø Antonio Teti, born about 1773 in Torricella.
Ø Nicola Teti, born about 1782 in Torricella.
..............................
Ø Rosario Teti, born on March 9, 1852, Strada del Colle della Croce,
and baptized the next day (TB 1852:40). He married Maria Luigia
Tarano of Villa San Maria on December 23, 1872, Villa San Maria (see
TB 1852:40, annotation).
.......................................................

Given Name: Angela

Death: 8 OCT 1857 Torricella Peligna (probably)

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Teti, Teodora (b. 5 FEB 1811, d. ?)

Note: Ø Teodora Teti, born on February 5, 1811 (TB 1811:19).

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email from Eric Umile Dec 5 2004 to Albert Porreca
Title: The Word document attached to the email presents two Teti family
groups as researched and compiled by Eric Umile, a genealogist by
hobby. The email states:
Hi Al,
I've been out most of the day, and just had a chance to glance at the
records you sent me. Thank you very much... I am very grateful. I
will look at them more closely tomorrow. However, I have attached a
Word Perfect file which includes the family groups which you have
specified as being your ancestors. Hopefully you will find these
informative.
I've been doing genealogy for about 20 years now, and have developed a
system whereby I simply plug information into my Word Perfect files as
I find it. Since my ultimate goal is to craft the information into
book form, it is already in a format in which I can work with it, and
I am not constrained by the features of database software. My data is
fully searchable and I prefer to have the option of viewing it in text
form. Moreover, I think it is more fun to connect family groups
together myself rather than push a button and allow a database to do
it. In short, my system just works for me. Granted, I don't have the
option of some of those nifty reports that database programs can
produce, but I really have never needed them.
I did buy a program called "The Master Genealogist" a few years back,
and have played with it a little bit. It is a very nice program, but
I haven't made much use of it. I'm just an old dog who likes doing
old dog tricks.
I also haven't been sharing much data. I was burned a few years back,
and tend to be very cautious. One day I came across a website that
had pages and pages of my own data, collected over the course of
several years, posted in the public domain and attributed to someone
else. Most of it was plagiarized word-for-word. On another occasion,
I shared a large amount of data with Person A, who then shared it with
Person B, and Person B put it on the Internet and credited Person A as
the source. Well, I had about enough of that, and ever since, I've
been very possessive. I don't like being that way, because I am
generous by nature, but after one spends years of time, money, and
effort compiling something, it is maddening to see it attributed to
someone else on the Internet.
I feel differently about my Torricella data, and am happy to share it
with you. You folks are doing so much... I continue to marvel at it
all, and am so grateful that I am able to directly benefit. I am
happy to contribute and be a part of the project.
Again, I hope you enjoy the data I've attached. Let me know if you
find anything new.
Eric
Text: EUSTACHIO TETI. Prior to 1773 he married Riente Piccoli. He died
before 1804 (see Proc. TM 1825:7). The children of Eustachio Teti and
Riente Piccoli were:
Ø Antonio Teti, born about 1773 in Torricella.
Ø Nicola Teti, born about 1782 in Torricella.
..............................
Ø Rosario Teti, born on March 9, 1852, Strada del Colle della Croce,
and baptized the next day (TB 1852:40). He married Maria Luigia
Tarano of Villa San Maria on December 23, 1872, Villa San Maria (see
TB 1852:40, annotation).
.......................................................

Given Name: Teodora

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Teti, Pasqua Rosa (b. 18 APR 1813, d. ?)

Note: Ø Pasqua Rosa Teti, born on April 18, 1813 (TB 1813:64).

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email from Eric Umile Dec 5 2004 to Albert Porreca
Title: The Word document attached to the email presents two Teti family
groups as researched and compiled by Eric Umile, a genealogist by
hobby. The email states:
Hi Al,
I've been out most of the day, and just had a chance to glance at the
records you sent me. Thank you very much... I am very grateful. I
will look at them more closely tomorrow. However, I have attached a
Word Perfect file which includes the family groups which you have
specified as being your ancestors. Hopefully you will find these
informative.
I've been doing genealogy for about 20 years now, and have developed a
system whereby I simply plug information into my Word Perfect files as
I find it. Since my ultimate goal is to craft the information into
book form, it is already in a format in which I can work with it, and
I am not constrained by the features of database software. My data is
fully searchable and I prefer to have the option of viewing it in text
form. Moreover, I think it is more fun to connect family groups
together myself rather than push a button and allow a database to do
it. In short, my system just works for me. Granted, I don't have the
option of some of those nifty reports that database programs can
produce, but I really have never needed them.
I did buy a program called "The Master Genealogist" a few years back,
and have played with it a little bit. It is a very nice program, but
I haven't made much use of it. I'm just an old dog who likes doing
old dog tricks.
I also haven't been sharing much data. I was burned a few years back,
and tend to be very cautious. One day I came across a website that
had pages and pages of my own data, collected over the course of
several years, posted in the public domain and attributed to someone
else. Most of it was plagiarized word-for-word. On another occasion,
I shared a large amount of data with Person A, who then shared it with
Person B, and Person B put it on the Internet and credited Person A as
the source. Well, I had about enough of that, and ever since, I've
been very possessive. I don't like being that way, because I am
generous by nature, but after one spends years of time, money, and
effort compiling something, it is maddening to see it attributed to
someone else on the Internet.
I feel differently about my Torricella data, and am happy to share it
with you. You folks are doing so much... I continue to marvel at it
all, and am so grateful that I am able to directly benefit. I am
happy to contribute and be a part of the project.
Again, I hope you enjoy the data I've attached. Let me know if you
find anything new.
Eric
Text: EUSTACHIO TETI. Prior to 1773 he married Riente Piccoli. He died
before 1804 (see Proc. TM 1825:7). The children of Eustachio Teti and
Riente Piccoli were:
Ø Antonio Teti, born about 1773 in Torricella.
Ø Nicola Teti, born about 1782 in Torricella.
..............................
Ø Rosario Teti, born on March 9, 1852, Strada del Colle della Croce,
and baptized the next day (TB 1852:40). He married Maria Luigia
Tarano of Villa San Maria on December 23, 1872, Villa San Maria (see
TB 1852:40, annotation).
.......................................................

Given Name: Pasqua Rosa

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Mancini, Zaccaria (b. 23 DEC 1804, d. ?)

Note: Ø Maria Angela Teti, born on April 30, 1801, and baptized the next dayat the Church of San Giacomo Apostolo Maggiore (Proc. TM 1827:3).She married Zaccaria Mancini, son of Gervasio Mancini and Leonilda diMarco of Gesso, on March 12, 1827 (TM 1827:3). He was baptized onDecember 23, 1804, Gesso (Proc. TM 1827:3).

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Email from Eric Umile Dec 5 2004 to Albert Porreca
Title: The Word document attached to the email presents two Teti family
groups as researched and compiled by Eric Umile, a genealogist by
hobby. The email states:
Hi Al,
I've been out most of the day, and just had a chance to glance at the
records you sent me. Thank you very much... I am very grateful. I
will look at them more closely tomorrow. However, I have attached a
Word Perfect file which includes the family groups which you have
specified as being your ancestors. Hopefully you will find these
informative.
I've been doing genealogy for about 20 years now, and have developed a
system whereby I simply plug information into my Word Perfect files as
I find it. Since my ultimate goal is to craft the information into
book form, it is already in a format in which I can work with it, and
I am not constrained by the features of database software. My data is
fully searchable and I prefer to have the option of viewing it in text
form. Moreover, I think it is more fun to connect family groups
together myself rather than push a button and allow a database to do
it. In short, my system just works for me. Granted, I don't have the
option of some of those nifty reports that database programs can
produce, but I really have never needed them.
I did buy a program called "The Master Genealogist" a few years back,
and have played with it a little bit. It is a very nice program, but
I haven't made much use of it. I'm just an old dog who likes doing
old dog tricks.
I also haven't been sharing much data. I was burned a few years back,
and tend to be very cautious. One day I came across a website that
had pages and pages of my own data, collected over the course of
several years, posted in the public domain and attributed to someone
else. Most of it was plagiarized word-for-word. On another occasion,
I shared a large amount of data with Person A, who then shared it with
Person B, and Person B put it on the Internet and credited Person A as
the source. Well, I had about enough of that, and ever since, I've
been very possessive. I don't like being that way, because I am
generous by nature, but after one spends years of time, money, and
effort compiling something, it is maddening to see it attributed to
someone else on the Internet.
I feel differently about my Torricella data, and am happy to share it
with you. You folks are doing so much... I continue to marvel at it
all, and am so grateful that I am able to directly benefit. I am
happy to contribute and be a part of the project.
Again, I hope you enjoy the data I've attached. Let me know if you
find anything new.
Eric
Text: EUSTACHIO TETI. Prior to 1773 he married Riente Piccoli. He died
before 1804 (see Proc. TM 1825:7). The children of Eustachio Teti and
Riente Piccoli were:
Ø Antonio Teti, born about 1773 in Torricella.
Ø Nicola Teti, born about 1782 in Torricella.
..............................
Ø Rosario Teti, born on March 9, 1852, Strada del Colle della Croce,
and baptized the next day (TB 1852:40). He married Maria Luigia
Tarano of Villa San Maria on December 23, 1872, Villa San Maria (see
TB 1852:40, annotation).
.......................................................

Baptism: --Not Shown--

Given Name: Zaccaria