Rosario Stabile's was born on March 14, 1860 in Sant'Angelo a Fasanella, Provincia di Salerno, Campania, Italy (Santo Angelo, Salerno, Italy). He married on February 16, 1882 in Ottati, Salerno, Campania, Italy and came to America on September 14, 1882.
Rosario's parents are Rosa Maiuri and Michele (Michael) Stabile. In addition to Rosario, Rosa Maiuri and Michele had at least one other (older) son, Gennaro Stabile. Gennaro came to America with two of the three of his sons, Michael (Michele) and Biagio Mario while Antonio (Anthony) Stabile remained in Italy.
After Rosario’s mother, Rosa Maiuri, passed away his father, Michele, married Filomena Pepe, the daughter of Giuseppe Pepe. Filomena and Michele had one son together, Luciano Stabile, who also came to America.
Rosario’s father, Michele (Michael) Stabile, is the son of Rosa Scala and Gennaro Stabile. Gennaro is the son of Rosario Stabile. In addition to Michele, Rosa Scala and Gennaro Stabile had one older son, Rosario Stabile that passed away in 1859.
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. If Rosario Stabile, an immigrant blacksmith, were slill alive, he'd be quite proud of his boys,
. Rosario and his bride, Anna Marie, left Italy in 1882. He worked hard at his trade, always hoping that the next day would bring better things.
. Anna Marie reared her children in a modest house on Bedford Avenue in Pittsburgh's Lower Hill.
. A daily prayer in the humble household was:
"... and please show us the way to success.”
Courtesy of The Pittsburgh Press - Jul 22, 1962
Rosario's parents are Rosa Maiuri and Michele (Michael) Stabile. In addition to Rosario, Rosa Maiuri and Michele had at least one other (older) son, Gennaro Stabile. Gennaro came to America with two of the three of his sons, Michael (Michele) and Biagio Mario while Antonio (Anthony) Stabile remained in Italy.
After Rosario’s mother, Rosa Maiuri, passed away his father, Michele, married Filomena Pepe, the daughter of Giuseppe Pepe. Filomena and Michele had one son together, Luciano Stabile, who also came to America.
Rosario’s father, Michele (Michael) Stabile, is the son of Rosa Scala and Gennaro Stabile. Gennaro is the son of Rosario Stabile. In addition to Michele, Rosa Scala and Gennaro Stabile had one older son, Rosario Stabile that passed away in 1859.
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. If Rosario Stabile, an immigrant blacksmith, were slill alive, he'd be quite proud of his boys,
. Rosario and his bride, Anna Marie, left Italy in 1882. He worked hard at his trade, always hoping that the next day would bring better things.
. Anna Marie reared her children in a modest house on Bedford Avenue in Pittsburgh's Lower Hill.
. A daily prayer in the humble household was:
"... and please show us the way to success.”
Courtesy of The Pittsburgh Press - Jul 22, 1962
Rosario Stabile's was born on March 14, 1860 in Sant'Angelo a Fasanella, Provincia di Salerno, Campania, Italy (Santo Angelo, Salerno, Italy). He married on February 16, 1882 in Ottati, Salerno, Campania, Italy and came to America on September 14, 1882.
Rosario's parents are Rosa Maiuri and Michele (Michael) Stabile. In addition to Rosario, Rosa Maiuri and Michele had at least one other (older) son, Gennaro Stabile. Gennaro came to America with two of the three of his sons, Michael (Michele) and Biagio Mario while Antonio (Anthony) Stabile remained in Italy.
After Rosario’s mother, Rosa Maiuri, passed away his father, Michele, married Filomena Pepe, the daughter of Giuseppe Pepe. Filomena and Michele had one son together, Luciano Stabile, who also came to America.
Rosario’s father, Michele (Michael) Stabile, is the son of Rosa Scala and Gennaro Stabile. Gennaro is the son of Rosario Stabile. In addition to Michele, Rosa Scala and Gennaro Stabile had one older son, Rosario Stabile that passed away in 1859.
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. If Rosario Stabile, an immigrant blacksmith, were slill alive, he'd be quite proud of his boys,
. Rosario and his bride, Anna Marie, left Italy in 1882. He worked hard at his trade, always hoping that the next day would bring better things.
. Anna Marie reared her children in a modest house on Bedford Avenue in Pittsburgh's Lower Hill.
. A daily prayer in the humble household was:
"... and please show us the way to success.”
Courtesy of The Pittsburgh Press - Jul 22, 1962
Rosario's parents are Rosa Maiuri and Michele (Michael) Stabile. In addition to Rosario, Rosa Maiuri and Michele had at least one other (older) son, Gennaro Stabile. Gennaro came to America with two of the three of his sons, Michael (Michele) and Biagio Mario while Antonio (Anthony) Stabile remained in Italy.
After Rosario’s mother, Rosa Maiuri, passed away his father, Michele, married Filomena Pepe, the daughter of Giuseppe Pepe. Filomena and Michele had one son together, Luciano Stabile, who also came to America.
Rosario’s father, Michele (Michael) Stabile, is the son of Rosa Scala and Gennaro Stabile. Gennaro is the son of Rosario Stabile. In addition to Michele, Rosa Scala and Gennaro Stabile had one older son, Rosario Stabile that passed away in 1859.
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. If Rosario Stabile, an immigrant blacksmith, were slill alive, he'd be quite proud of his boys,
. Rosario and his bride, Anna Marie, left Italy in 1882. He worked hard at his trade, always hoping that the next day would bring better things.
. Anna Marie reared her children in a modest house on Bedford Avenue in Pittsburgh's Lower Hill.
. A daily prayer in the humble household was:
"... and please show us the way to success.”
Courtesy of The Pittsburgh Press - Jul 22, 1962
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