In my last posting I shared my recent cousin connection with Joseph Eckhardt and some of his wonderful family photos. That posting opened up a dialog and communication between us which later included another cousin, Guy Caso, which led to their connection. Guy has graciously shared some of his family favorites before. He is at it again and a big thank you for these two additional photo’s.
Coney Island, July 18th 1943

Rita Caso was born in 1922 and was the daughter of Michael Caso and Rosa DiGirolamo. Rita married Anthony Fraticelli on 18 Dec., 1943. Our shared common ancestor was Domenico Marvulli and Rosa DiArmiento, my 2x great grandparents.
Elizabeth Panacciulli was born in 1927 and was the daughter of Antonio Panacciulli and Antonia Albanese. Elizabeth married Gaetano (Guy) Caso, brother of Rita, on 23 Aug., 1947.
Antoinette D’Attoma was born in 1928. She was the daughter of Angelo D’Attoma and Vera (Vita) Marvulli. Antoinette married Andrew Bellini on 31 Mar., 1948. The 2nd Antoinette D’Attoma was born in 1927. She was the daughter of John D’Attoma and Rosa Marvulli. Antoinette married Sabino Piacenza. Vera and Rosa Marvulli, sisters, married brothers John and Angelo D’Attoma. My shared ancestors with the Antoinettes is also Domenico Marvulli and Rosa DiArmineto.
Lena (last name unknown) is not related but a friend.
Coney Island July 18, 1943

What wonderful, classic photos of the 1940s! I wonder if my mother was walking on the beach while your cousins were there!
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Truly classic 40’s. A cousin and I were talking about how (if in color) these girls rocked their red lipstick – something we could never have done, lipstick always bled and turned color on me 🙂
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I’ve never been able to wear lipstick. I hate the way it smudges and the way it dries out lips. And I always feel odd wearing it. Chapstick is my “lipstick” of choice.
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This is wonderful. Antoinette D’attoma Bellini is my mother!!! Thank you.
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You’re so welcome, thank you for visiting the blog. I love hearing from family
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