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Re: Blog - 'A Sicilan Message'

by motorfab » Wed Jun 12, 2024 8:36 am

Great work man

Re: Blog - 'A Sicilan Message'

by nash143 » Wed Jun 12, 2024 7:01 am

A couple of new articles:

1929 Dupont Tragedy:
https://asicilianmessage.substack.com/p ... nt-tragedy

1956 Commission Meeting:
https://asicilianmessage.substack.com/p ... on-meeting

Thanks

Re: Blog - 'A Sicilan Message'

by AustraliaSteve » Wed May 15, 2024 5:54 pm

Great stuff nash. I’ll link to it from my blog.

Re: Blog - 'A Sicilan Message'

by nash143 » Wed May 15, 2024 1:38 pm

B. wrote: Tue May 14, 2024 4:56 pm Good one. The "honorary" and "active" pallbearers speak volumes.

The Agrigento connections in Pittston are something I've only become aware of more recently. I knew of Zicari from Siculiana in Endicott but we learned a little while back Jimmy Longo of the Tampa Family was originally from Pittston with family from Alessandria della Rocca, his father being killed in Pittston.

The Auburn group is still pretty mysterious. Here Monachino is linked to Pittston guys but the Monachinos can also be connected to the Utica Falcones and the Calleas of Buffalo.

Did you find where these Falcones are from?
These Falcones were from Montedoro.

Re: Blog - 'A Sicilan Message'

by B. » Tue May 14, 2024 4:56 pm

Good one. The "honorary" and "active" pallbearers speak volumes.

The Agrigento connections in Pittston are something I've only become aware of more recently. I knew of Zicari from Siculiana in Endicott but we learned a little while back Jimmy Longo of the Tampa Family was originally from Pittston with family from Alessandria della Rocca, his father being killed in Pittston.

The Auburn group is still pretty mysterious. Here Monachino is linked to Pittston guys but the Monachinos can also be connected to the Utica Falcones and the Calleas of Buffalo.

Did you find where these Falcones are from?

Re: Blog - 'A Sicilan Message'

by nash143 » Tue May 14, 2024 2:27 pm

Thanks for the positive comments.

I've just posted a short article on Antonino Alongi - https://asicilianmessage.substack.com/p ... f-interest

Re: Blog - 'A Sicilan Message'

by InCamelot » Tue May 07, 2024 8:58 am

Lookingn forward to this!

Re: Blog - 'A Sicilan Message'

by motorfab » Mon May 06, 2024 10:58 pm

Looks great, I will follow your work assiduously !

Re: Blog - 'A Sicilan Message'

by Antiliar » Mon May 06, 2024 6:36 pm

Looks great!

Re: Blog - 'A Sicilan Message'

by johnny_scootch » Mon May 06, 2024 6:07 pm

Looking forward to checking out your Substack.

Re: Blog - 'A Sicilan Message'

by B. » Mon May 06, 2024 3:02 pm

Excellent. Total support.

Interesting Costanzo was a Philly-based Pittston member. Caramandi talked about another guy who was a Pittston associate who lived in Philly as well.

Blog - 'A Sicilan Message'

by nash143 » Mon May 06, 2024 1:29 pm

As a few of the recent topics I have researched have organically grown into into article-length posts, I've decided to create a blog to publish them and future stories of people and events of interest.

To start with, I'm focusing mainly on the Pittston Family as they are one group that interest me hugely.
I have a list of future articles I wish to write, and will continue to add to the substack when I can.

Cheers,
Nash

https://asicilianmessage.substack.com

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