Many of you have asked me how to pronounce “Chieuti.” Antonio DeLillis recorded this for me. Thank you, Antonio
Many of you have asked me how to pronounce “Chieuti.” Antonio DeLillis recorded this for me. Thank you, Antonio
Hello readers. After ignoring my genealogy projects for too long, I am finally back into it. Today, I updated the Looking for Information page. Stay tuned for more updates. And … I’m answering my emails. Thanks for being patient.
Donna Dopazo Cavallo wrote a beautiful story about her return to Serracapriola. Reading it makes me want to go to Italy right now. Thank you, Donna, for a wonderful reminiscence of your visit.
Can you believe it???? If you’ve been checking my website for awhile, you’ll know that Fun Facts were always “coming.” Well, they are finally here! At least the beginning; today’s subject is Names. Stay tuned for more Fun Facts!!
If you want to know more about the Albanian history which informs Chieuti, read Primo DelCalzo‘s article.
Carlo Orlando‘s page is back, as well as Vilma‘s article about her trip to Italy.
Did someone say Updates??? Yes, I’m talking about updates. I’m in the process of moving and updating my old website to this new location. Here’s what I’ve done today:
The biggest change – besides the look – is that I’ve combined two websites into one. Now you can read about both towns in one place. I will be updating the pages and posting in the coming months. In the meantime, you can still email me and join my Facebook group.