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Note: via S. leo 75 Sorbo San Basile
may have emigrated to denver, co census-1910y,
ck church
sorbo-22 k n of cat;pop1260
lds n
ssn
tomb stone-none
bap s 4 sep 88
city laborer-st. dept-1904-1910 and beyond
1876-b sorbo
1900-m sorbo
1902-Denver, CO-no record in city directories-1902-04
1904-d rosa b ;a?
1905-d rosa d;d fran b;bought graves in mt. carmel;wit nat-142 sherman
1906-s james b
1907-s joe b
1909-d ant b&d;borrowed money ;142 sherman
1910-joe d;d rose b 142 sherman;census
1911-buy 1026 congress
1914-chgo dir-teamster at 706 sherman
1918-1026 congress;loborer-peoples gas
1920-cen- congress
1923-city dir-1026 congress-laborer
1944-d 1026 congress
1944-08-12 Chicago Tribune (IL)
CANINO
Edition: Chicago Tribune
Gaetano Canino, of 1026 W. Congress street, beloved husband of Theresa, fond father of Frank, James, and Mrs. Rose Bullard. Funeral Monday, Aug. 14, 9 a.m. from chapel, 3150 W. Harrison street to Seventh Day Adventist church, at S. W. corner of Lexington and Francisco avenues. Burial Montrose.
Comune di Sorbo San Basile The Italian village of Sorbo San Basile is perched on the flank of a small mountainside in Calabria, above the stream Alli which flows 13 miles to the Ionian Sea. To arrive in Sorbo from Catanzaro, one drives a precipitous road that hugs the mountainside, winding for fifteen miles, while the crow travels seven. As is the rule with many Italian cities, towns and villages, its center is old, and full of stone and stuccoed houses with red tiled roofs. The first known record of Sorbo San Basile is 1324, when it was mentioned in the papal tax records. The single church in Sorbo San Basile, Santa Maria delle Grazie (Saint Mary of the Graces), dates to 1592, as described in the records of the office of the bishop of Catanzaro, and was then dedicated to the protection of Saint Peter. However, in 1657, the inhabitants of Sorbo instead chose as their patron and protector Saint Francesco Saverio, a saint of the Jesuit order, and dedicated an altar to him in their church, dedicated in congregational rites in 1672 and documented in a decree conserved today in the sacristy. Sorbo suffered a very grave earthquake in 1793, which almost entirely leveled the village to the ground. In the years following this catastrophic event the inhabitants of Sorbo reconstructed their church, damaged at least in part. The interior of Santa Maria delle Grazie is entirely decorated in stucco, with decorations added over the centuries. The church today is almost entirely as it appeared at the turn of turn of the century. Santa Maria delle Grazie has witnessed all the baptisms, marriages and funerals of all its inhabitants, and heard their prayers, for the past four centuries.
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