Have You Seen My Roots?

1890 U.S. Federal Census Holy cow!  I haven't posted one of my U.S. Census forms since September 5th!  I knew that I had been distra...

John and Rose Sonni nee Trunzo are my step-father's uncle and aunt.  As the obituary says, he was born in Italy and married Rose in 1918...

Can you see me?  I certainly look different back then (Hint: the red hair is there, albeit dark red) I seem to be walking down Army Memo...

I know we're all very excited about the release of the 1940 census.  I'm also equally sure that most of you have already heard tha...

Frying the Fastnachts Fastnachts.  Deep fried dough.  What could be better?  This is technically a post from last year, but since I made ...

Benjamin Trunzo Jr. was the son of Benjamin and Candus Trunzo nee Perry.  He married Edith Gay Boulanger on August 12, 1972 in Riverside, Ca...

Giovanni Trunzo nee Ferraro Jennie (Giovanni) Trunzo nee Ferraro is my step-father's paternal grandmother.  She was born in Calabria...