An email from Angela Fiorello Davis (2006) - Her gr grandparents, David and Rosina Gianvittorio, with their children George and Annie, came to America in 1906. Their family found that David and Rosina had another child, Maria, born around 1911 and only lived a few years. Her parents didn't have much money so there probably wouldn't be a stone or funeral. Their surname has been spelled Di Gianvittorio or Giammittorio.
The Giammitorio's were living in Alexandria, VA according to the 1940 census.
Their extended family were celebrating the family's 100th Reunion in 2006.
The Giammitorio's were living in Alexandria, VA according to the 1940 census.
Their extended family were celebrating the family's 100th Reunion in 2006.
An email from Angela Fiorello Davis (2006) - Her gr grandparents, David and Rosina Gianvittorio, with their children George and Annie, came to America in 1906. Their family found that David and Rosina had another child, Maria, born around 1911 and only lived a few years. Her parents didn't have much money so there probably wouldn't be a stone or funeral. Their surname has been spelled Di Gianvittorio or Giammittorio.
The Giammitorio's were living in Alexandria, VA according to the 1940 census.
Their extended family were celebrating the family's 100th Reunion in 2006.
The Giammitorio's were living in Alexandria, VA according to the 1940 census.
Their extended family were celebrating the family's 100th Reunion in 2006.
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