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MY ANCESTRAL LINES
The genealogical charts on the following pages represent
my ancestral ties to Trentino and Sicily, and include:
Surnames:
In Trentino --- Banaletti, Bartolotti, Chini, Dalpiaz, Dalri, Giovannini,
Iob (Yob),
Moser, Pancheri, Pilati, Pollo, Villot, Romano, Sartor,
Tomasi, Varesco, Ventura, Varesco, Zanon
In Sicily --- Romano, Ritondo, Ciotta
Villages: In
Trentino --- Bresimo, Bronzollo, Carano, Castello di Fiumme,
Cunevo, Flavon, Nanno, Samoclevo,
Segno, Stramentizzi, Predaia, Rallo, Tassullo, Ziano
In Sicily --- Spadafora, Xitta
My research has discovered many noteworthy events, including:
A distant link to
Fr. Eusebio CHINI (Padre Kino), a famous
17th century explorer of the American southwest and Mexico. A statue commemorating his exploits sits in the US Capitol Building in
Washington, D.C. In 1938, a genealogical history of the CHINI family from the village
of Segno was written [Memorie e Genealogia dei Chini di Segno, by Marco Benedetto
Chini]. Information from this book enabled the extension of my CHINI lines to the year 1399.
Photo -- statue in Segno dedicated to Padre Kino.
Direct links to the PANCHERI families of Samoclevo and
Bresimo. During the 16th and 17th
centuries, members of this PANCHERI line were "captains" (overseers
who controlled and generally managed a castle for the noble owners) of Castel
Altaguardia. The PANCHERI's lived and worked at the castle for generations, until it
was substantially destroyed in a fire in 1639. Many thanks to Gene PANCHERI who of was immense assistance in providing
information to me.
My Grandparents -- the original emigrants
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Roberto IOB
Cunevo, 1932
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Roberto Giuseppe IOB, (1879 - 1942 in Cunevo). Emigrated to the US on 26 Mar 1905 aboard the S.S. Philadelphia sailing
from Cherbourg, France. Had $10 and a ticket to Trinidad, Colorado to join his brother
Francesco. On 3 July 1907, soon after his brother Francesco's 1906 death in a
mine explosion, Roberto married Francesco's widow (Maria Banaletti). Roberto was employed as a coal miner (apparently with the
Victor Fuel Company's Hastings mine). Roberto and Maria returned to Cunevo sometime
between 1911 and 1914.
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Roberto IOB
Colorado, 1906
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Above is the ship SS Philadelphia, which brought my grandfather to the US |
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Maria BANALETTI
Cunevo, 1950's
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Maria BANALETTI, (1881 in Bronzollo -
1952 in Cunevo). Emigrated
to the U.S. on Oct 20, 1901 aboard S.S. L'Aquitaine along with her mother
(my great-grandmother) Marianna POLLO. Resided in Primero, Segundo, and Hastings, Colorado
1901-1911 until returning to Cunevo with Roberto. |

Maria BANALETTI
Colorado, 1906
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Some early coats-of-arms of the Iob (Job) families from
Cunevo and Flavon



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