Carmela's first marriage was to Domenico Asta in San Fili, Italy. Of that marriage, they had one daughter, Angelina (Anna or Angela)Asta who was also born in San Fili, Italy.
Her husband, Domenico, immigrated to the U.S. to work and to eventually make enough money to bring Carmela and Angelina to the U.S. too. But, unfortunately, he was murdered in PA in Jan 1895.
Carmela and Angelina immigrated to the U.S in 1896 and shortly thereafter, on 6 Oct 1896, she married her brother-in-law, Frank Fatzie (originally Francesco Fazio). Her brother-in-law had been widowed by Carmela's sister (name unknown), leaving behind two children, James A. and Joseph John Fatzie. Carmela and Frank had five more children, John Frances, Lucy Victoria, Salvatore, Francis J., and Annetta Mary, bringing their family to total of 8 children.
Carmela is the daughter of Francesco Mazzucca (Mazzuca) and Parquirra Romano.
Carmela died of Chronic Nephritis at the age of 52.Her death certificate has her maiden name was Matzuka which is an obvious error.
Her husband, Domenico, immigrated to the U.S. to work and to eventually make enough money to bring Carmela and Angelina to the U.S. too. But, unfortunately, he was murdered in PA in Jan 1895.
Carmela and Angelina immigrated to the U.S in 1896 and shortly thereafter, on 6 Oct 1896, she married her brother-in-law, Frank Fatzie (originally Francesco Fazio). Her brother-in-law had been widowed by Carmela's sister (name unknown), leaving behind two children, James A. and Joseph John Fatzie. Carmela and Frank had five more children, John Frances, Lucy Victoria, Salvatore, Francis J., and Annetta Mary, bringing their family to total of 8 children.
Carmela is the daughter of Francesco Mazzucca (Mazzuca) and Parquirra Romano.
Carmela died of Chronic Nephritis at the age of 52.Her death certificate has her maiden name was Matzuka which is an obvious error.
Carmela's first marriage was to Domenico Asta in San Fili, Italy. Of that marriage, they had one daughter, Angelina (Anna or Angela)Asta who was also born in San Fili, Italy.
Her husband, Domenico, immigrated to the U.S. to work and to eventually make enough money to bring Carmela and Angelina to the U.S. too. But, unfortunately, he was murdered in PA in Jan 1895.
Carmela and Angelina immigrated to the U.S in 1896 and shortly thereafter, on 6 Oct 1896, she married her brother-in-law, Frank Fatzie (originally Francesco Fazio). Her brother-in-law had been widowed by Carmela's sister (name unknown), leaving behind two children, James A. and Joseph John Fatzie. Carmela and Frank had five more children, John Frances, Lucy Victoria, Salvatore, Francis J., and Annetta Mary, bringing their family to total of 8 children.
Carmela is the daughter of Francesco Mazzucca (Mazzuca) and Parquirra Romano.
Carmela died of Chronic Nephritis at the age of 52.Her death certificate has her maiden name was Matzuka which is an obvious error.
Her husband, Domenico, immigrated to the U.S. to work and to eventually make enough money to bring Carmela and Angelina to the U.S. too. But, unfortunately, he was murdered in PA in Jan 1895.
Carmela and Angelina immigrated to the U.S in 1896 and shortly thereafter, on 6 Oct 1896, she married her brother-in-law, Frank Fatzie (originally Francesco Fazio). Her brother-in-law had been widowed by Carmela's sister (name unknown), leaving behind two children, James A. and Joseph John Fatzie. Carmela and Frank had five more children, John Frances, Lucy Victoria, Salvatore, Francis J., and Annetta Mary, bringing their family to total of 8 children.
Carmela is the daughter of Francesco Mazzucca (Mazzuca) and Parquirra Romano.
Carmela died of Chronic Nephritis at the age of 52.Her death certificate has her maiden name was Matzuka which is an obvious error.
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