Giuseppe was born on 10 NOV 1878 in Torricella Peligna, the son of Giosia Aspromonte and Camilla Piccoli.
He died on 13 NOV 1958 in Torricella Peligna.
His wife was Domenica Aspromonte, who he married on 21 DEC 1901 in Torricella Peligna, Chieti, Italy. Their nine known children were Antonio (1902-1975), Rosa (1904-1977), Marziale (1906-1983), Giosia (1909-<1998), Maria Camilla (1911-1990), Donato (1913-?), Nicola Vincenzo (1916-1982), Augusto (1918-c1944) and Camillo Domenico (?-?).
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| Birth | 10 NOV 1878 |
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| Death | 13 NOV 1958 |
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Note 1
!BIRTH: Cemetery stone, 10 November 1878.
!BAPTISM: Book 1856-1886, p.113. Not sure about the month..
!MARRIAGE: Book 1901-1930, Number 17.
!DEATH: Cemetery stone, 13 November 1958.
!PARISH FAMILY CENSUS: p.26.
PARENTS-BAPTISM: Giosia Aspromonte and Camilla Piccoli.
NAME-MARRIAGE: Josephum.
FATHER-MARRIAGE: Iosiae, Parrocchia (Parish) S. Iacobi.
Notes from conversations with Angiolina Rossi the summer of 1998
(the owner of the tabacco shop in Torricella Peligna, relative
of those at Contrada Aspromonte and childhood resident of
Contrada Aspromonte): Angiolina said Giuseppe Aspromonte and
Domenica Aspromonte had 9 children and one died in the war.
Since Augusto (Augustino) is the only one who did not have
children, I assume it was him. Giuseppe was short. He would
frequently visit our great-grandfather, Giosia, who was very
tall.
E-MAIL OF 15 AUG 2001 FROM GRANDSON PIETRO, SON OF MARZIALE: Hi
Dan... I recieved your email and you want more information about
my family.... i dont know much about my grandmother..i know she
died in 1925, and my grandfather he died in 1958 like you said,
he was a very good man he never remarried again after he lost
his wife....i know he went to the 1st world war, and he escaped
from the front he walked 3 months to get home, and to live he
would eat the skin of leather shoes.....he lived another 43
years after that and he was a healthy man, and very good hunter
and in fact everyone in the family was great hunters.and me and
my brother in canada still hunt today.
Source: Dan Aspromonte aspromonte@got.net