Rick,
You are a little hard to follow at times to say the least!! I presume that you had someone else look at tombstones in Laurenzano? (or Naples) and came upon the stone with
the inscription: Domenico Antonio de Persia. You conjecture is that he had a son named Domenico Antonio de Persia Jr. But in reality his son would have to be named
Giovanni (John) Anthony di Persia, as that part of the name is fairly certain as per Dom's Baptismal certificate. What we need is proof that this individual had two sons named
Domenico [Italian] (Dominick-actually is on his tombstone [I have a photograph] but he signed his name Dominic) and Daniel. This link is still missing.
As I said previously, will be writing to my close cousin Mary who may just have some of this stuff. I need to tell her that I have Father Edward's box of things. You remember
he is the priest that married your father.
Regarding your niece's ancestry project, I am afraid my part is somewhat incomplete. Let me know if you want me to send to her (or you) a narrative of our side of the family and
anything else that I have. I will need some help in getting my Uncle Bob's family all accounted for as he had either seven or eight children. Two of them are physicians: an orthopedist
and a radiologist. Cousin Mary (Uncle Bob's first female descendant lives with a gentleman and they have a daughter who is a
Did you ask for my credentials? I am a retired Radiation Oncologist.
In conclusion, we have to be fairly rigorous (use the scientific method) in defining the great, great grandfather as he is the distant link to many other people!
Ed
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