Tiberio Amadeo DiClaudio

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Personal and Family Information

Tiberio was born on 11 JAN 1870 in Lettopalena, Chieti, Italy, the son of Claudio DiClaudio and Domenica Rossetti.

He died in 1949 in West Newton, Westmoreland, PA.

His wife was Adelaide Martinelli, who he married on 20 SEP 1896 in Lettopalena, Chieti, Italy. Their five known children were Orfeo (1898-1979), Silvio (1900-?), Esterina (1903-1989), Anna Cleta (1905-?) and Maria Domenica (1911-?).

Pedigree Chart (3 generations)


 

Tiberio Amadeo DiClaudio
(1870-1949)

  

Claudio DiClaudio
(1831-?)

  

Armidoro DiClaudio
(c1801-1854)

  

Dionisio DiClaudio
(c1774-1817)

 +
   

Maddalena D'Angelo
(1772-1854)

 +
   

Silvia Rossi
(c1808-?)

    
 		 
     
 		 
   

Domenica Rossetti
(1831-?)

  

Teodoro Rossetti
(c1801-<1868)

  

Marino Rossetti
(c1765-1815)

  
   

Annamaria DiLollis
(c1765-1835)

 +
   

Agata Maddalena Rossetti
(c1802-1854)

  

Daniele Rossetti
(1769-1848)

 +
   

Domenica Martinelli
(c1765-1818)

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Events

EventDateDetailsSourceMultimediaNotes
Birth11 JAN 1870
Place: Lettopalena, Chieti, Italy
Death1949
Place: West Newton, Westmoreland, PA

Notes

Note 1

Reference 1927

Came to US in 1907

Source: Gene/Ships and AJC Sr/CrossTab V20 2/2003

Sources

  1. Source: Z-010 Gene Angelcyk Ship Crossing and Census Records 4/2002 for V16
    Source: Source: Z-010 Gene Angelcyk Ship Crossing and Census Records 4/2002 for V16
  2. Source: Lettopalena Tony Carfang Research. The Lettopalena Project. 2001-2003 V23. Atti di Nascita, Atti di Martimonio, Atti di Morte. Photos of Cimiterio. Personal visits and interviews. Assited by Gene Angelcyk. genealogy@carfang.com.
    Source: Source: Lettopalena Tony Carfang Research. The Lettopalena Project. 2001-2003 V23. Atti di Nascita, Atti di Martimonio, Atti di Morte. Photos of Cimiterio. Personal visits and interviews. Assited by Gene Angelcyk. genealogy@carfang.com.
  3. Source: The Abruzzo Project, Phase 1 1999-2003. Tony Carfang. genealogy@carfang.com
    Source: Source: The Abruzzo Project, Phase 1 1999-2003. Tony Carfang. genealogy@carfang.com