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Eugene Giancini, Paul’s maternal grandfather, is pictured seated on the left. Born in Rome in 1884, he began life as an orphan and was given the surname Giancini by the orphanage. He was later adopted by Luigi and Filomena Sebastionelli, who brought him to their home in Ceccano. There, Eugene would eventually meet his future wife, Settimia D’Annibale—pictured beside him. Eugene first immigrated to the United States aboard the S.S. Regina Elena, arriving on March 5, 1903. Over the years, he made several trips back to Italy to be with his wife and children. On December 2, 1920, Settimia and their three children—including Beatrice, Paul’s mother—departed for America aboard the S.S. Re D’Italia to reunite with Eugene and begin a new life together in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
Aunt Catherine (Domick’s wife)
Aunt Catherine dom’s wife
Aunt Margaret and bea
Giancinis and Montrones
Beatrice and David
Beatrice as a young girl
Beatrice at 16 years old
Catherine (Dominick’s wife)
Dave and Margaret
David Giancini
David Giancini
Dominic Giancini as a welder at sun shipbuilding and dry dock company
Dominick Giancini
Dominick
Fausta
Fausta (Aunt Bob) and Bruno Colapietro (cousin)
Fausta (Flo) and her daughter Marisa
Fausta (Flo) in Beatrices Stole
Fausta D’Annibale, Beatrice Montrone, Nonni T. (Settimia Giancini) and Marie Teot (the Giancini sisters with their Mom)
Fausta D’Annibale, Tullio D’Annibale & Marisa D’Annibale
Flo with cousin Lydia Paglia
Flo, Marie Teor and Settima
Uncle Dave’s Garage with Uncle Dom in the center
David Giancini
Gene Giancini
Settimia D’Annibale Giancini
Bea and Bruno
