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Valrosa Family History Benedetto Family History Relationship Chart The name Valrosa is derived from the place where the original bearer lived, a place named Valrossa, a village in the Lombardia region of northern Italy, in the province of Bergamo. Lombardia was where the Lombards first settled after their invasion in 568. By 1300, they had branched south to Sicily, where they acquired considerable estates. Also included in the same lineage as Valrosa, were Rosa, La Rosa, and Di Rosa. The earliest record of this Valrosa lineage is in Sicily, where they were anciently seated during the time of the Norman occupation. Gerardo Rosa was an illustrious cavalier from Bergamo, who acquired estates in Syracuse. Maurizio Rosa became Castellan of Palermo Castle in 1320. Antonio Rosa succeeded to the castle in 1345. Giovani Rosa was a senator of Palermo in 1475. Vincenzo was a senator in 1584, and he was also ambassador to King Fillip III in 1604. From their early beginnings, for the next few centuries, the family name also acquired other interests as branches of this fine old Italian family established themselves throughout Italy. In the 14th century, they were found in Cava and Napoli.
Lucia Valrosa (12/13/1906-1/21/1997) came to the U.S. where she married Joseph Carrolo (2/19/1903-3/24/1983). Born to the were Philomena (12/9/1934), Marie (7/6/1937, Joseph Jr. 2/7/1941 and Raymond 8/31/1946. Philomena married Vincent Masci. Vincenzo Stabile (1851-1925) had a son, Michael (1876-1934). Michael married Rosa Poppa (1876-1955). Born to Michael Stabile and Rosa Poppa were Emilio (1909-1935), James, Jenny (1904-1990), Joseph, Nicholas, Mary (8/24/1900 - 12/21/1967), Angela (12/24/1903 - 12/1991, Albert (4/29/1915 - 1/25/1999, and Helen (3/17/1917 - 12/18/2001. Alexander Valrosa (11/02/1896 - 5/15/1977) came to the U.S., where he married Mary Stabile (8/24/1900 - 12/21/1967). Born unto them were Eleanor (4/14/1922 - 1949 ), Rosa (2/15/1924) and Andrew (1/8/1930). Eleanor died at the age of 27 from Tuburculosis. Rosa married Peter Marcellaro on 2/19/1950, and had one son, Robert Marcellaro, who so far has not married. Andrew Valrosa married Jacqueline Benedetto. Born to them were Denise (9/4/53), and Andrew (Andy 1/22/55). Denise married James Albertelli, and remains in New York. Andy married Grace Molinaro, and now reside on Whidbey Island, WA.
The ancient territory of Emilia Romagna incorporates the cities of Bologna, Ferrara, Modena, Parma, Piacenz and Ravenna in mid-northern Italy. The region is well known for its agriculture, natural resources and industry. The earliest origins of the surname Benedetto have been traced to this region in the northern part of Italy in Bolgna (Bononia) in Emilia, the capital of the province of Bologna. Also included in the same lineage as Benedetto are Bencivenga, Bencifenha, Benvenga, Benevenia, and Benci to name a few. The Holy Roman Empire was established in 962, when Pope John XII crowned Germanic leader Otto emperor, and all of northern Italy came under his rule. In the south, the Byzantines still held power, till the 11the century, when the Normans defeated the Byzantines. Pope Nicholas III took control of Ravenna in 1278, and the region was governed by a Spaniard, Cardinal Albornoz, during the papal schism. For the next few centuries, both Emilia and Romagna were ruled by papal legates, who were representatives of the Pope, sent to manage the government of the people. During this time, important members of the Benedetto family were found in Bologna, where they were first anciently recorded. From Bologna, where the family traces back to the 10th century, they branched to Sicily, Emilia, Venezia and Toscanny as they grew and prospered. During Midieval times, they are recorded as a noble family of San Benedetto of Norcia. They were displaced by the many conflicts of the time, and the family was displaced throughout southern Italy. The Benedetto name has been traced back to the 15th Century in Sicily, when Luke Benedetto was appointed Crown Duke of Sicily by Queen Isabella. Many Centuries later, Luke Benedetto was born in the year 1805. He died in 1908, at the age of 103 from pneumonia. Born to him was a son Luke Benedetto, who married Gustina Pavone. Gustina bore Luke 6 children: Daniel, Frank, and Ana, who remained in Italy, and Michael (1875-1933), Maria Guiseppe (1884-1953) and Peter (6/29/1889-8/31/60). I- Michael
Benedetto married Ana
Ludovico (Pasquale and Tony’s sister). Born to them were
Luke (2/3/1906-11/15/1999) and Giustina (Simplicio) (4/6/1908-1995).
Ana Ludovico died. Luke married Mary Fontana
Children – Anne Marie (2/21/38) , Nancy (6/19/39), Joseph (9/17/49), David
(10/4/53) Giustina married Tony Simplicio Children – Josephine (4/21/29), Anna (10/7/19), Vasile (2/19/34), Antonette (8/19/36), Michelina (3/23/39), Nancy (2/4/41), Judy (12/14/42) , Luke (12/31/44-5/16/2006), Anthony (11/29/47-1/7/84), Rosalie( 4/17/50)
Josephine married () Kielber Jacqueline married Angelo D’Aversa
Children- Peter, Mary (3/27/29), Nancy, Joeann Mildred, Angelo Delano, David
Daniel, Georgina Jacqueline (Gina) Mary married Richard Ingeneri George married Anne Mangello Children – Nancy (6/16/48), GeorgeAnne (9/7/50), Michael (5/21/1953), George (5/6/1954), Christopher (2/9/56-11/11/98), Rosemary (8/26/58), James (8/26/58), Paul (7/29/65)
Nancy
married Anthony DiPasquale Josephine married Armando Savacchio Children-Phyllis (8/, Patricia (7/2/51), Amanda, Nancy
Phyllis
II -Maria Guiseppe Benedetto married Pasquale Ludovico in Italy. Born to them were 6 children. Pete, Louis, Rosa (Procino), Julia (Caputo), Tony, and Nancy (Smith). While Maria Guiseppe was pregnant with Nancy, Pasquale went to fight in the Italian Army during W.W.I. He was killed in action in 1917, before his daughter Nancy was born. Tony Ludovico (Pasquale’s brother) promised to watch after his brother’s family. Many years later, after Tony migrated to America, he sent for Maria Guiseppe and her children and they eventually married. They had no children. Pete married Laura Children – Patsy, Cotaldo, Frank, Maria, Louis, Peter
Louis married Lucy Tony
married Marge (Marge’s brother Ralph Guagliano married Luke
Benedetto’s daughter Nancy)
III-Peter Benedetto came to this country with his brother Michael in 1915. He was the first Benedetto to fight in an American Army during W.W.I against the Italians. He received an Honorable Discharge from the United States Army on 5/24/1919 in Camp Sherman, Ohio.; and became a citizen of the United States on June 9, 1920. In that same year, he sent Maria Ripa (2/6/1896-11/14/1982) (Nancy’s sister) still in Italy, passage to the U.S. On Dec. 20 ,1920 they were married and eventually settled in W Va. Born to them in W Va. were 5 children; Luke (3/14/22-5/7/79), Joseph (11/7/24), Michael (10/15/27-4/8/2000), Jacqueline (3/7/30-12/15/80)) and Justine (9/28/31). Peter and Maria and their 5 children moved to NY in 1933 when Peter’s brother Michael died. Peter and Maria had 2 more children, Carl (8/6/33) and Daniel (10/11/35)
Luke married Anita Valverde Joseph married Antonette Pirolo
Children- Anita (12/12/1958) Michael married Nancy D’Aversa Children-Maria (4/29/1954), Peter, Angela, Jackie, Michael, Lisa, Luke
Maria married Esaul Sanchez
Jacqueline married Paul Hoffman
Michael married Donna
Lisa married Richard Celentano Jacqueline married Andrew Valrosa Children- Denise (9/4/1953) , Andrew Jr. (1/22/1955) Denise married James Albertelli Andrew Jr. married Grace Justine married Anthony Loreto Carl married Ana Zelaya
Children- Peter, Maria Teresa
Maria Teresa married Horacio Fernandez Danny married Lois Serri
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they are the children of your aunts and uncles. Second Cousin- Your second cousins are the people in your family who have the same great-grandparents as you., but not the same grandparents.
Third, Fourth, and Fifth Cousins - Your third
cousins have the same great-great-grandparents, fourth cousins have the same
You and your first cousins are in the same generation (two generations younger than your grandparents), so the word "removed" is not used to describe your relationship.
The words "once removed" mean that there is a difference of one generation. For
example, your mother's first cousin is your
Twice removed means that there is a two-generation difference. You are two generations
younger than a first cousin of your
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