Angelina Sansalone

Birth7 Jun 1899 - Agnana Calabra, Reggio di Calabria, Calabria, Italy

Death18 Sep 1977 - Pittston, Luzerne, Pennsylvania

MotherFortunata Agnes Trimarchi Sansalone

FatherFrancesco "Frank" Savario ("Salvatore") Sansalone

Born in Agnana Calabra, Reggio di Calabria, Calabria, Italy on 7 Jun 1899 to Francesco "Frank" Savario ("Salvatore") Sansalone and Fortunata Agnes Trimarchi Sansalone. Angelina Sansalone married Giuseppe "Joseph" Macario and had 8 children. She passed away on 18 Sep 1977 in Pittston, Luzerne, Pennsylvania.

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Parents

Francesco "Frank" Savario ("Salvatore") Sansalone
1864 - 1925

Fortunata Agnes Trimarchi Sansalone
1869 - 1943

Spouse(s)

Giuseppe "Joseph" Macario
1885 - 1947

Liborio Hilario Scarantino
1889 - 1925

Children Show all

Dominick J. Macario
1930 - 2007

Francis Frank A Macario
1928 - 2006

Angelo Macario
1932 - 1982

Josephine Helen Scarantino Terrana
1924 - 1988

Joseph Macareo
1934 - 1993

Liboria Lena Scarantino Macareo Gaydos
1926 - 2013

Louis R. Macareo
1937 - 2017

James "Jimmy" Macareo
1941 - 2018

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