Giuseppe Martino Ricciuti

Birth11 Nov 1862 - Casentino, Sant'eusanio Forconese, L'aquila, Abruzzo, Italy

Death30 Nov 1942 - Casentino, Sant'eusanio Forconese, L'aquila, Abruzzo, Italy

MotherAnna Aurora Di Clemente

FatherPietro Paolo Ricciuti

Born in Casentino, Sant'eusanio Forconese, L'aquila, Abruzzo, Italy on 11 Nov 1862 to Pietro Paolo Ricciuti and Anna Aurora Di Clemente. Giuseppe Martino Ricciuti married Maria (Rosa) Cicerone and had 9 children. He passed away on 30 Nov 1942 in Casentino, Sant'eusanio Forconese, L'aquila, Abruzzo, Italy.

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Parents

Pietro Paolo Ricciuti
1814 - 1878

Anna Aurora Di Clemente
1829 - 1869

Spouse(s)

Maria (Rosa) Cicerone
1867 - 1954

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Angela Lucia Ricciuti
1901 - 1994

Cesidio Ricciuti
1904 - 1927

Ernestina Maria Ricciuti
1910 - 2001

Paolino Mario Sabatino Ricciuti
1896 - 1962

Eufrasia Ricciuti
1900 - 1900

Raimondo Giovanni Ricciuti
1898 - 1944

Anna Aurora Ricciuti
1893 - 1985

Laurina Ricciuti
1906 - 1906

Maria Diletta Ricciuti
1894 - 1895

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