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This site map has two parts, a brief overview, and a detailed overview.

Part One: Brief Overview

Family Histories


Family Histories
from Gambatesa, Italy:

Documents for Valente and DiRenzo Family History. All the Valente of Gambatesa in Molise are related, descended from Pasquale Valente (1736-1793).

Documents for Iacovelli Family History

Documents for Abiuso Family History


Family History from Sant'Angelo d'Alife, Italy:

Documents for Angelillo Family History

The Origins of Sant'Angelo d'Alife

Giovanni Angelillo, my father's uncle, PVT US Army, who at the age of 25 was killed in action in WW1 and is buried in the Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery, France.


Family History from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:

Documents for Schlectweg and Becker Family History

Gehaus bei Vacha, a village in Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach (Thuringia) | The Influenza Pandemic of 1918 in Philadelphia.

Biography


The Poet Speaks: Life of Robert Schumann, a narrative biography of the composer (1810-1856), illustrated with line drawings


Historical Memoir:

Journal of What I Endured During 32 Months of National Service in the Italian Army, 1881-1883 by Michele Fuschino, a stone worker of Vinchiaturo, Molise, Italy, transcribed and translated into English from the dialect.

Map of the Kingdom of Italy circa 1881

Philosophy


Wittgenstein's Logic of Language, a synopsis of its elements ("grammar and meaning and nonsense").

List of all the Philosophy papers on this site, from Socrates (Plato, Xenophon) and the Greek philosophers to M. O'C. Drury and Albert Schweitzer.


Quotations from Memory, mostly paraphrases of more wise than philosophical sayings of philosophers (and many others), with my overlong comments.


Historical Asides:

Wittgenstein at Cassino, a translation of selections from Franz Parak's Wittgenstein prigioniero a Cassino. Wittgenstein was held at the prisoner of war camp from November 1918 to August 1919; when he was taken prisoner he had in his knapsack the manuscript of his "Logical-philosophical Treatise".

Michael Wolff's Cambridge Recollections. Professor Emeritus Michael Wolff studied philosophy as an undergraduate at St. John's College, Cambridge University, England, in 1945-47.

• G.E. Moore's Grave, with a visit to Wittgenstein's grave, in St. Giles Cemetery, Cambridge, as it was in October 1980.

Italian History Background


History Outline - Italy and America

Italian History Maps

Gambatesa - its History and Art, a pamphlet from the village

Campanili Molisani, from an Italian school textbook of the 1920s (in English and Italian)

More Village History Background: Gambatesa, Tufara, Roccabascerana

Site Tools


Italian to English Vocabulary, intended to help with family history documents.

Site Map: you are here now.

Site Search.

From Our Correspondent in Geneva (Angelo Abiuso)


More history of Gambatesa, and Valente family history stories

Photographs of Gambatesa, 2001-2014

Part Two: Detailed Overview

Family Histories from Gambatesa, Molise, Italy

Valente and DiRenzo
Family History


List of this family's Surnames

Family Tree Charts

Italian Civil Register Records

List of this family's Given Names

Traveler's Companion for a Map of Central Southern Italy showing the places named in this family's history

Family Photographs

Family Documents and Stories

Short Postscript to this family history

Iacovelli
Family History


List of this family's Surnames

Family Tree Charts

Italian Civil Register Records

List of this family's Given Names

Traveler's Companion for a Map of Central Southern Italy showing the places named in this family's history

Family Photographs and Documents

Abiuso
Family History


Family Tree Charts

Italian Civil Register Records

Traveler's Companion for a Map of Central Southern Italy showing the places named in this family's history

Deaths at the Masseria Amendola, 30 April 1843

Italian History Background

Italian History Outline:

Italy and America - History Outline, mostly focused on Molise and Camden, New Jersey


Italian History Maps:

The Ancient Greek and Roman "Whole World"

The Roman Republic and Southern Italy in 264 B.C.

The 6th-8th Century A.D. Lombard Kingdom of Italy

The 11th Century Norman Conquest of Southern Italy

The 19th Century Piemontese Conquest of the Italian Peninsula and Sicily, also known as The Unification of Italy

The Province Boundaries of the Kingdom of Naples, or, Central Southern Italy, at the time of Napoleon and in the 20th Century

The Principal Mountain Ranges of Italy

The twenty Regions of the Republic of Italy.

Italian Village Histories


Gambatesa - its History and of Art

Map showing part of the Diocese of Benevento, including the parishes of Gambatesa and San Marco dei Cavoti

Two Civil Registry Seals used in Gambatesa during the 19th Century

The Sheep Migration Trails of Molise, (the tratturo of transhumance)

The Christmas Zampognaro

Summary Outline of the History of Molise

Tufara, its Historical Origins

Life of Blessed Giovanni the Eremite of Tufara, 1084-1170

The Capture of Gambatesa by the Canadian Army

Roccabascerana, its Early History, and Chestnuts

The Journalism of Orlando Abiuso - Cronache da Gambatesa (Italian)

Selections from Il Molise dalle origini ai nostri giorni (Italian)

Camden History Map


The City of Camden, New Jersey, as it was in 1935, with an early chronology of the city

Family History from Sant'Angelo d'Alife and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Documents for Angelillo Family History


List of this family's Surnames

Family Tree Charts

Italian Civil Register Records

List of this family's Given Names

Traveler's Companion for a Map of Central Southern Italy showing the places named in this family's history

Two Photographs of Raffaele Angelillo (Ralph Angelo)

Documents and Stories


Historical Background:

The Origins of Sant'Angelo d'Alife, with photographs of Sant'Angelo d'Alife

19th Century document stamps from Sant'Angelo d'Alife

U.S. Participation in World War One, and the Death of Giovanni Angelillo


This Site's Family History Research Sources:

Family History Research - Some Resources for Southern Italy

Documents for the Family Histories of Andreas Schlectweg (1836-1891) and of Wilhelm Becker (1822-1901)


• The Census records of 1870, 1880 and 1920 for the Schlectweg family, and of 1860 for Andreas Schlectweg

• The Census records of 1870, 1880, 1900, and 1920 for the Becker family

Various Schlectweg-Becker family Photographs

Philadelphia City Directories, 1847-1883 entries for Andreas Schlectweg and Wilhelm Becker

Death records of Andreas Schlectweg and his children

Death records of Wilhelm Becker and his children


Historical Background:

The Origins of the Schlectweg Family Name

The Origins of the Family Names Becker and Kiehl

Gehaus bei Vacha, a village in Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach (Thuringia), gazetteer with maps

The Influenza Pandemic of 1918, short account mostly about Philadelphia

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Last revised: 14 August 2020 : 2020-08-14 by Robert [Wesley] Angelo.

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