I know Adolph DeNicola and Eugenia Farneti are my second great grandparents from the death certificate of my great grandfather, Arnaldo DeNicola, translated from Mass Document Retrieval. I do have some evidence from Arnaldo's naturalization papers and his passenger records that Arnaldo was born in Rome, Italy. This would make Rome a place to look for more information on his parents, Adolph and Eugenia. I have not looked yet to see if there are records for Rome online, as I do not know which church or area of Rome Arnaldo was from.
The only information I have that links Arnaldo's mother Eugenia Farneti to a second husband is from Facebook. A distant cousin's Facebook page, Michael LoDico, includes pictures of my grandfather, Remo DeNicola, as a young child. The discussion under this photo mentions that Remo's grandfather, Adolph DeNicola, died and his wife, Eugenia, later married Luigi Faiella. The picture with my grandfather, Remo DeNicola, also includes some of his siblings along with some Faiella children that were grandchildren of Eugenia Farneti Faiella. Remo is the son of Arnaldo, and therefore the grandson of Eugenia Farneti. This does show that there is some sort of a connection with the DeNicola's and the Faiella's. I think that it is very likely Arnaldo's mother, Eugenia Farneti, is the same Eugenia Farneti that marries Luigi Faiella; which is what all the cousins on Facebook have posted. Remo is the first boy on the left, middle row, with bowl-cut next to boy in hat.
Rudolfo and Jenny LoDico Faiella with Faiella and DeNicola children
picture courtesy of Michael LoDico
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Now that I have some evidence that Eugenia Farneti DeNicola and Eugenia Farneti Faiella are the same person, I looked into finding more information on Eugenia Farneti Faiella in Massachusetts; hoping to find documentation that Eugenia Faiella was once married to Adolph DeNicola.
In my next post I will focus on finding the following in United States records:
- marriage record to Luigi Faiella
- passenger record
- census records
- death record
- burial record
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