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Historical sacramental records at St. Philomena’s Catholic Church, Omaha aka St. Francis Cabrini

I received this note from my friend Vic Moberg. So I am posting it here for posterity.

St. Philomena’s Catholic Church, which served Omaha's Little Italy, was renamed St. Francis Cabrini in 1961. For more information on the history of this church in the heart of Little Italy, Omaha:

https://stcabriniomaha.org/welcome/parish-history/

Address: 1248 S 10th St, Omaha, NE 68108, Phone: (402) 934-7706,   Email: office@stcabriniomaha.org.  

Historical sacramental records (Baptism/1st Communion/Confirmation/Marriage) may be requested from the church at the email address above, with a $20 donation to cover costs.

For records from other locations, the Archdiocese of Omaha archivist is:

Michael Arbagi
(402) 558-3100
mearbagi@archomaha.org

Archdiocese of Omaha Chancery

2222 N. 111th St. 

Omaha, NE 68164

There has typically been a $10 charge per sacramental record search request, but given Cabrini's $20 charge, it may have gone up.

Vic Moberg

Grandpa Dick Naturalized in 1931

 My cousin MaryLynne found some very interesting documents in her parent’s file cabinet. 

This naturalization certificate may be the only picture that we have of our grandfather as a young man.  The certificate says he was 22 years old but he was actually 25 in 1931.

1931 Certificate of Citizenship for Richard Cimino

The age discrepancy is explained by the arrival record below. Grandpa Dick was actually five years old when he arrived in the U.S. in 1911 but the passenger list says he was 2 years old. This record was requested when Grandpa decided to begin drawing his Social Security pension in 1971.

Letter from INS re: arrival of Sebastiano Cimino, age 2

There is another discrepancy in the letter above because Grandpa was actually born in 1906 as you will see in the documents below.

This 1971 cover letter from the City of Lentini is addressed to the Social Security Office
in Sacramento and references the Extract of the Register which contained the birth of
Sebastiano Cimino (also known as Richard Cimino)

Extract of the Register of Births of Lentini 1906

This extract of the birth register of 1906 record 583, states that Sebastiano Cimino was born 30 October 1906 in Lentini at a house on Via Flavio Gioia, number 31. His father was Antonino Cimino and his mother was Maria Ossino. The  birth was recorded on the 1st of November 1906. The extract is dated 2 August 1971. 

I was so excited when I saw these documents.  What a genealogy treasure trove! I am so grateful that my Aunt Betty Ann and my cousin MaryLynne preserved these documents and MaryLynne shared them with me.  

Questions for Nick Cimino – Roots tourism

 My wife and I recently returned from 28 days in Europe including 6 days in Carlentini with visits to Lentini, Villasmundo and Sortino.

Our Lentini visits included a tour of the Archeological Museum led by Nuccia Silvana Pirruccello.  She introduced us to two of her students that are working on a Roots Tourism project.

The students sent me a series of questions and here are my replies:

Questions for Nick Cimino – Roots tourism

🌱 Questions about the roots tourism

Cosa spinge, secondo lei, così tanti italo-discendenti a intraprendere un viaggio per riscoprire le proprie origini familiari?

In che modo il turismo delle radici può contribuire allo sviluppo culturale ed economico di piccoli centri come Lentini o Carlentini?

 Ha notato un cambiamento nell’approccio degli italiani verso il turismo delle radici, ora che anche le istituzioni iniziano a promuoverlo?

What, in your opinion, drives so many  Italian descendants  to undertake travel to rediscover  their family origins?  

The pressure to Americanize or assimilate into the mainstream American culture was very strong in Italian immigrant families.  Americans of all ethnicities are discovering the wonders of Italy. Italian descendants are naturally curious about the geography and culture that their families left behind. For those of us with roots in eastern Sicily, the spiritual draw of the island, the sea and Mama Etna is very strong.

How can roots tourism contribute  to the cultural and economic development of small towns like Lentini or Carlentini? 

These towns are not on the itinerary of the conventional tour groups so capitalizing on roots tourism makes a lot of sense. Cultural and economic connections with the Lentinese and Carlentinese throughout the world creates enthusiasm for travel to discover their roots.  The first time I visited these towns in 2022 we stayed in Agnone Bagni and drove into town.  I notice that many roots tourists on the first visit prefer to book their lodging in Taormina, Catania or Siracusa. This year in 2025, we stayed in a rental house in Carlentini on Via Padre Luciano Aletta for six nights.  This allowed us to patronize Bar Derby, the local Conad and many other stores in Lentini and Carlentini. Cultural connections included 1) a visit to the Lentini Archeological Museum with a tour by Nuccia Silvana Pirruccello, 2) a movie on emigration at the Convent of Carmine hosted by Ciro Militti, 3)three visits to local churches to meet with the priests and view the parish registers, 4) a visit to my cousin Marinella Cassarino at the Carlentini library to borrow a book called Protagonisti: Dizionario Biografico di Carlentini, 5) a meeting with the mayor of Carlentini that included my cousins, 6) a music and dance party at the Santa Anna church to celebrate our cultural connection, 7) a visit to a Lentini book shop to purchase a copy of Populu di Lintini, sintiti, sintiti..Viaggio tra ricordi e racconti di vecchi artigiani e antinchi mestieri, 8) meals in the homes of cousins and friends to celebrate the local cuisine and tell stories, 9) visits to local schools to meet the teachers, staff and students.

In addition, I am in communication with many other Americans that have plans to buy property as vacation homes/short term rentals in Carlentini and Lentini.

Have you noticed a change in the Italians’ approach towards roots tourism, now that  the institutions are also starting to promote it? 

Promotion of roots tourism by the institutions is a very positive step in the process. However, most of the effort for promotion of roots tourism is happening through a grass roots network of motivated individuals.  More institutional support of the genealogical connections is needed.  The increase in interest in dual Italian citizenship has made it practically impossible for the local officials in the Stato Civile and the Uffizio Anagrafe to assist me in my efforts to locate living relatives for roots tourists. More support needs to be given to these offices so that they can help identify the roots tourism connections.

🧬 Questions about your work as a Genealogist

Qual è stato il caso genealogico più emozionante o sorprendente che ha seguito nella sua carriera?

Come riesce a costruire un albero genealogico partendo da poche informazioni? Quali sono le fonti più utili?

Ha mai trovato storie o segreti di famiglia che hanno cambiato completamente la narrazione che una persona aveva delle proprie origini?

What was the most emotional or surprising  genealogical case you followed in your career? 

Probably the most surprising case involved a former slave that became a public official and a minister.  I wrote about it here: http://www.ancestorpuzzles.com/2015/04/the-mysterious-bob-sloan-his-journey.html

I was surprised to learn that freed blacks were elected to public offices in Texas in the period following the American Civil War because shortly thereafter, black men were deprived of their right to vote.

The most emotional genealogical case involved my maternal 2nd great grandmother, a woman known as Annie Moss who worked as a domestic servant in California from the 1880s to the 1920s. Around 1900 she got involved in a scheme to impersonate the daughter of a wealthy man who died without a will. The court ruled that she was an imposter. She was never prosecuted for this fraud as far as I can tell but the story was clouded in mystery by my family.

How do you manage to build a genealogical tree  starting from a few information? What are the most useful sources? 

The answer to that question depends on whether the tree is for an American or an Italian. The general rule is that you start with the individual person and their dates and location of birth. You ask them for the names of their parents and grandparents. Sometimes they know the dates of birth and death but often they do not. In America, we have access to numerous databases. For example, we have a database called the Nebraska Birth Index 1912-1994. We also have other sources such as marriage and death indexes, the U.S. Census from 1950 back to 1790. American newspapers often have news articles, obituaries and wedding anniversaries about a particular ancestor. So the sources in the USA are numerous.

In Italy, we have access to birth, marriage and death records but they are much more limited in their time period. For example, birth records are only available prior to 1916 and death records are only publicly accessible prior to 1946.  We have compiled cemetery records for Carlentini and Lentini which are very helpful for locating the dates of death for most grandparents on a family tree of an older person. Italian cemeteries are also very useful to the genealogist because they often provide a photo of the person buried.

Have you ever found family stories or secrets that completely changed a person’s  narrative of their origins? 

DNA testing is a genealogical tool that occasionally results in surprises.  I have worked with many people who have learned through DNA testing that they have Italian ancestry. Once they learn this, they become very interested in learning about their Italian ancestors including the history and culture. Even conventional genealogy research can lead to surprises about the accomplishments or the failures of our ancestors.  Genealogy research can help us to have pride in our actual origins. Sometimes families tell mythical or grandiose stories about their origins.  Genealogical research can help to either substantiate those stories or debunk them. In any case, our ancestors have overcome great odds to support and enlarge their families.  We can all be proud that we are the product of many generations of people who worked hard in order to make our lives possible. 

🇮🇹 Questions about your personal relationship with Italy

Essendo di origini siciliane, cosa prova ogni volta che torna nella terra dei suoi antenati?

Cosa le ha insegnato la cultura italiana che ancora oggi porta con sé nella vita quotidiana americana?

In che modo la sua identità è influenzata dal fatto di essere italo-americano? Si sente più italiano o più americano, o entrambi in modo diverso?

Being of Sicilian origins, what do you feel every time that you come back in the land of your ancestors? 

I feel a sense of belonging and that I have returned to my home.  The Sicilian people have been very warm and generous to me so I feel very comfortable when I return.

What did Sicilian culture teach you that you still carry with you into your daily American life today? 

Sicilians have an appreciation for food, family and friends that resonates with me.  Sicilians have a love of their island that has inspired me to make others aware of the vast treasure that is Sicily.

How is your identity influenced by being Italian-American? 

Ever since I was a small child I have had a love of spaghetti and pizza. As a high school student, I learned to appreciate the Italian language and culture.  As a father and a grandfather, I have tried to teach my children and grandchildren the strength and the richness of Italian heritage. As a genealogist, I have become committed to helping others connect with their Italian family history.  I am constantly trying to project positive images of Italian Americans, native Italians and Italy, to overcome the Mafia stereotypes in the media. Since visiting Sicily in 2022 and both Sicily and Italy in 2025, I have taken greater pride in being Italian American. I have learned so much about our rich cultural heritage.

🔍 Questions about reflections and perspectives 

Qual è, secondo lei, il valore più profondo che una persona riscopre quando si riavvicina alle proprie radici?

Come immagina il futuro del turismo genealogico tra le nuove generazioni? I giovani sono interessati a conoscere le proprie origini?

Quale consiglio darebbe a chi vuole cominciare un percorso di riscoperta genealogica, anche senza esperienza?

What do you think is  the deepest value that a person rediscovers when  he gets closer to his own roots?  

My motto on my blog is: “Nick Cimino believes that genealogy is a path towards reconciliation and reunion with families transcending the boundaries of time and space.” So perhaps the deepest value is the perspective and understanding that genealogy can provide for the struggles that our ancestors faced and the ways that they were able to overcome those challenges and provide for their families.

How do you imagine the future of genealogical tourism among the new generations? Are young people interested in knowing their origins? 

It is a struggle for younger people to have the leisure time and the funding required for genealogical tourism.  Many young people are interested in knowing their origins but they do not have the time or the energy to devote to the research.  When I find a young person who is interested in genealogy, I become very excited and try to support them in their efforts. I wish that schools had a greater understanding and appreciation of the role that genealogy and genealogy tourism can have in establishing and strengthening the sense of identity and belonging that comes with knowing about your roots.

What advice  would you give to anyone who wants to start a genealogical rediscovery, even without experience? 

Start with yourself and write down your own personal biography in chronological order. Then do the same for your parents and grandparents. Make a list of questions to ask your family about their education, employment, residences, travel, values, religion, goals and dreams, etc. Start entering your information into an online family tree or a story or some other form of documentation. Make digital copies of family photos and add captions with names to the photos. Add information on the date and location of the picture. Write a story about what happened the day the photo was taken. Search for documents, photos, certificates and family papers in your own house and other houses in your family and add them to your database. Write more stories about these items. Keep writing more questions at every step in the process.

💬 Final  personal question

C’è un luogo o una persona in Sicilia che per lei rappresenta simbolicamente le sue radici?

Is there a place or a person in Sicily that symbolically represents your roots for you? 

I have always been spiritually tied to mountains in California. I think this might come from my ancestors in Sicily that grew up within view of Mount Etna. I remember traveling as a young man to Mt. Shasta in northern California.  I was entranced by this volcanic mountain and I spent several days near there.  After seeing the view of the mountain from Carlentini and every other place in eastern Sicily, I knew there must be a spiritual connection for me to Mount Etna.

Lentini Death Indexes 1900-1929

 Lentini Death Indexes 1900-1929

Morti 1900-1908 FILM #1963176

https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/007313439?cat=587574

1900 P. 2124

1901 P. 2258

1902 P. 2386

1903 P. 2491

1904 P. 2598

1905 P. 2726

1906 P. 2888

1907 P. 3009

1908 P. 3093

Morti 1909-1910 FILM #1963177

Item 1

https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/007313441?cat=587574

1909 P. 105

1910 P. 205

Morti 1911-1913  FILM #2141856

https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/007313398?cat=587574

1911 P. 1816

1912 P. 1925

1913 P. 2019

Morti 1914-1929 FILM #2141857

https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/007313397?cat=587574

1914 P. 117

1915 P. 247

1916 P. 398

1917 P. 566

1918 P. 773

1919 P. 898

1920 P. 1015

1921 P. 1129

1922 P. 1234

1923 P. 1334

1924 P. 1409

1925 P. 1541

1926 P. 1654

1927 P. 1777

1928 P. 1899

1929 P. 2002

Lentini Marriage Indexes

Lentini Marriage Indexes - Various Dates

Click the links below to open the marriage index for that year.

Marriage Indexes

1846 

1847 

1848 

1849

1850

1851

1861

1862

1863

1864

1865

1866

1867

1868 Part 1   1868 Part 2

1869

1870

1871

1872

1873

1874

1875 Part 1    1875 Part 2    

1876

1877

1878

1879

1880

1881

1882

1883

1884

1885

1886

1887

1888

1889

1890 - All marriage records are missing for this year.

1891

1892

1893 A-D only

1894

1895

1896

1897

1898

1899 

Lentini Marriage Indexes 1900-1929

Matrimoni 1900-1910 FILM #1963176

https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/007313440?cat=587574

1900 P. 853

1901 P. 941

1902 P. 1037

1903 P. 1147

1904 P. 1245

1905 P. 1334

1906 P. 1441

1907 P. 1546

1908 P. 1672

1909 P. 1793

1910 P. 1906

Matrimoni 1911-1914 FILM #2141803

https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/007313399?cat=587574

1911 P. 1653

1912 P. 1791

1913 P. 1910

1914 P. 2032

Matrimoni 1915-1929 FILM #2141856

https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/007313398?cat=587574

1915 P. 81

1916 P. 142

1917 P. 200

1918 P. 256

1919 P. 415

1920 P. 607

1921 P. 779

1922 P. 924

1923 P. 1047

1924 P. 1170

1925 P. 1285

1926 P. 1390

1928 P. 1498

1929 P. 1604

Immagini di Antenati: Photos of our Ancestors

I attended a webinar on Saturday, June 8, 2024 presented by the Italian Genealogical Group. https://www.italiangen.org/

Immagini di Antenati: Photos of our Ancestors was a presentation by IGG Board member and Past IGG President Michael Cassara.

One of the tips offered by Michael was a website called delcampe.net which features postcards and letters for sale. A search of "Lentini" yielded several postcards of the city of Lentini. In addition, I found this very cool image of an identification letter for Alfio Ferrara of Lentini.

Alfio Ferrara was the son of Giuseppe Ferrara and Cirina Alessandro and he was born in Lentini 26 Jan 1914. His address appears to be Via Cortile Melingi N. 7 but I am not absolutely sure about that. Check out the image of the birth record below and let me know what you think is the correct address.

Nascita 74-1914 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSD3-L959-3?i=1123&cat=587574

For more details on future IGG events and to register to attend webinars for free:

https://www.italiangen.org/events/

I hope you are having fun piecing together your "Ancestor Puzzles".

The Italian Honor Roll- 1942 and 1943

Memorial Day is still a few months away but every day is the right day to honor our veterans.  The Italians of Omaha were well represented in the Armed Forces during World War II.  We discussed these two newspaper pages at our last Zoom meeting and spent a good deal of time looking for relatives who served during World War II.

The American Citizen was dubbed the official organ of the Italian Americans of Omaha, Lincoln and Council Bluffs.  The Library of Congress offers the following notes about this newspaper:

• -  Quarterly,
• -  Began 1923 ; ceased Dec. 1985.
• -  "A.C. Pini - Founder-Publisher, 1923-1957," Cf. pub. statement, 1971.
• -  "An independent Italian language newspaper established in 1923 for Nebraska and W. Iowa," <1971-73>.
• -  "La nostra modesta opera per tener viva la nostra lingua," <1971-73> ; trans." Our modest effort to keep our language alive."
• -  Masthead ornament: Title emblazoned across the Statue of Liberty.
• -  "Official organ of the "Order Sons of Italy in America" .
• -  Available on microfilm (1938-1985) from Nebraska State Historical Society. [Also available at Omaha Public Library and on Newspapers.com.
• -  English and Italian.
• -  Description based on: 58th year, no. 9 (July 30, 1981); title from caption.
• -  Latest issue consulted: (July 30, 1981).

See if you can find your surnames represented amongst the soldiers and sailors on these two lists. You may need to download the image to zoom in depending on the type of device you are using to view these images. On a PC, I recommend that you right click on the image and save it or open it in a new window.  This will allow you to see the image at its full size.

Arrival Story 1960- Vacanti Siblings Together Again

Do you have arrival stories about your immigrant ancestor?  We are looking for stories about how your immigrant ancestors arrived in the United States.  We are assuming that most immigrants traveled by train to one of the major ports including Palermo, Messina and Naples. I was searching the newspapers for arrival stories and found this one that my friends in Omaha might appreciate. The text from the newspaper article is transcribed below the image for easier reading.

‘Kid Brother’ in Italy Joins Family

-World-Herald Photo Caption: Mrs. Randazzo, Mrs. Anzalone, Yano, Joseph Vacanti... Happiest Christmas in 40 years

One of the happiest Yule-tide seasons in 40 years will be observed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Randazzo, 2422 South Nineteenth Street The reason: Arrival Friday night of Yano Vacanti, Mrs. Randazzo’s brother from Italy.

Another sister and a brother in Omaha will also share in the Christmas gladness. 

They are Mrs. Nancy Anzalone 2516 South Eleventh Street and Joseph Vacanti 1718 Martha Street. 

It was 40 years ago that Mrs. Randazzo, Mrs. Anzalone and Mr. Vacanti left their native land to seek opportunity in America. 

Yano was only five years old so he stayed behind with his parents. 

Mr. and Mrs. Anzalone visited Italy nine years ago so had no difficulty recognizing Yano when he stepped off the train with his wife and two sons. 

Though the entire family originated in Carlentini, Yano has been making his residence in Palermo He is a bricklayer. 

Yano said through an interpreter that it has been nine years since he initiated his attempt to get to this country.

“Everything looks good to me” he said. 

What will he do for employment in Omaha? Lay bricks of course. 

He will go to' work for his brother and brother-in-law. They have their own I brick-laying contracting company. 

Omaha World-Herald

18 Dec 1960

Page 26

The Streets of Lentini [Le strade di Lentini]

As most of you know, I am a genealogist.  When I research the birth and death records, I like to note the name of the street where the birth or the death occurred.  If someone is planning a trip to Lentini or Carlentini, I recommend that they visit the street address where their ancestors were born or died.  Sometimes, I have difficulty recognizing the names of the street in the old handwriting.

Here is a list of the streets of Lentini to help my research.  Please review this list and let me know the names of any streets that I have missed.  If you know the original names of the streets before they were changed to the current names, please let me know.

If you have any history or stories about these streets and the people that lived on them, please let me know.

TRANSLATION: Le strade di Lentini

Come molti di voi sanno, sono un genealogista. Quando cerco i documenti di nascita e di morte, mi piace annotare il nome della strada in cui è avvenuta la nascita o la morte. Se qualcuno sta programmando un viaggio a Lentini o Carlentini, gli consiglio di visitare l'indirizzo dove sono nati o morti i suoi antenati. A volte ho difficoltà a riconoscere i nomi delle strade nell'antica grafia.

Ecco un elenco delle strade di Lentini per aiutare la mia ricerca. Per favore controlla questo elenco e fammi sapere i nomi di tutte le strade che ho perso. Se conosci i nomi originali delle strade prima che venissero cambiati nei nomi attuali, faccelo sapere.

Se avete qualche storia o storie su queste strade e sulle persone che vivevano su di esse, fatemelo sapere.

LIST OF STREETS [ELENCO DI STRADE]

Cortile: [Courtyard Ronco in Carlentini]

Alassio, Aquila, Ausonia, Brà, Canova, Demma, Foligno, Melingi, Palma, Panezio, Pantelleria, Sondrio, Tribulato

Contrada: [Neighborhood in countryside]

Biviere, Burione, Canalotto, Carmito, Colle Roggio, Cretazzi, Gabelluzza, Iroldo, Leonello, Marchese Casabianca

Piazza: [Plaza]

Aldo Moro, Alemagna, Beneventano, Camillo Benso di Cavour, Cesare Battista, Dante, Duomo, Giovanni da Procida, Guglielmo Oberdan, Guido Rossa, Madonna del Castello, del Popolo, Raffaello, Regina Elena, Repubblica, Scienza e Lavoro, dei Sofisti, Umberto, Vittorio Veneto

Piazzale: [small plaza]

Cimitero, Michelangelo

Strada: [Street]

di Bonifica 12, Comunale 2, Comunale 4, Consortile 37, Galerno

Strada Provinciale: [Provincial Streets]

Biviere Scordi, Lentini Scordia, Lentini Valsavoia

Strada Statale: [State streets]

Ragusana, di Caltagirone

Vicolo: [Alley]

Monza, Muzio Scevola, Orazio Coclite, Panezio, Sparta, Tre Santi

Viale: [Avenue]

Libertà, Regione Siciliana, Riccardo da Lentini

Via: [Street]

4 Novembre, 5 Maggio, 20 Settembre, 

A

Abruzzo, Acqui, Adda, Addis Abeba, Adigrat, Adua, Agatocle, Agatone, Giuseppe Agnello, Agnone, Agata, Agrigento, Conte Alaimo, Alba, Albano, Albert Sabin, Alcide de Gasperi, Alessandro Manzoni, Alessandro Volta, Vittorio Alfieri, Alfio Incontro, Alfio Sgalambro, Salvador Allende, Amalfi, Michele Amari, Amba Aradam, Ambrogio Donati, Amerigo Vespucci, Vito Amico, Anapo, Ancona, Andrea Costa, Angelino Nobile, Giorgio Amendola, Giovanni Amendola, Anna Kuliscioff, Antonello da Messina, Antonino lo Surdo, Antonio Gramsci, Antonio Pacinotti, Apuania, Archimede, Aragona, Arancio, Aretusa, Arezzo, Argenta, Arimondi, Ludovico Ariosto, Armando Diaz, Arrigo Morandi, Arrigo Testa, Asiago, Aspromonte, Attilio Regolo, 

B

Balilla, Paolo Balsamo, Barcellona, Giovanni delle Bande Nere, Francesco Baracca, Bari, Barletta, Bassano, Pisano Baudo, Belvedere, Benedetto Croce, Berenice, Bernardino Telesio, Bertrand Arthur William Russell, San Biagio, Biviere, Nino Bixio, Bologna, Francesco Bonfiglio, Bosco Cappuccio, Domenico Bottone, Giovanni Bovio, Brennero, Brescia, Bricinna, Brindisi, Giordano Bruno, 

C

Caduti per la Pace, Fratelli Cairoli, Calatafimi, Calcidesi, Caltanissetta, Calì, Camarina, Campania, Campobasso, Canonico Sferazzo, Padre Francesco Cantella, Cappellini, Pier Capponi, Cappuccini, Capri, Capua, Luigi Capuana, Caracciolo, Cardillo, Giosuè Carducci, Carlo Alberto, Carlo Arturo Jemolo, Carlo Levi, Carlo Pisacane, Carlo Rosselli, Carlo de Cristoforis, Carlo del Prete, Carlo lo Presti, Carmagnola, Salvatore Carnevale, Carnia, Carrubbazza, Carso, Caruso, Casale, Cascina, Caserta, Casmene, Castel Bricinna, Filadelfo Castro, Catania, Catanzaro, Madonna della Catena, Cattolica, Girolamo Li Causi, Ceccano, Cecina, Cefalù, Centuripe, Cerere, Cervia, Giulio Cesare, Cesare Terranova, Salvatore Ciancio, Ciccio Carrà Tringali, Cicerone, Francesco Cilea, Cirene, Cirino Paone, Ciro Menotti, Gaetano Mario Columba, Cristoforo Colombo, Como, della Concordia, Conegliano Veneto, Consiglio, Conte Alaimo, Coppola, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Cosentino, Cosenza, Giuseppe Crimi, Francesco Crispi, Carlo de Cristoforis, Cristoforo Colombo, Benedetto Croce, Santa Croce, Crocifisso, Cuneo, Curtatone, Madame Marie Curie, 

D

Damiano Chiesa, Daniele Manin, Decano, Domenico Bottone, Ambrogio Donati, Gaetano Donizetti, Duca d'Aosta, Duca del Mare, Duca di Genova, Ducezio, Eleonora Duse,

E

Edmondo de Amicis, Luigi Einaudi, Elba, Eleonora Duse, Elio Vittorini, Vittorio Emanuele II, Vittorio Emanuele III, Vittorio Emanuele da Bormida, Enna, Enrico de Nicola, Enrico Fermi, Enrico Toti, Epicarmo, Eraclea, Ercole, Ermocrate, Erodico, Eschilo, Esculapio, Etnea, Ettore Marchiafava, Euclide, Eugenio Colombo, Eugenio Montale, Eugenio Pertini, Eugenio di Savoia, Euripide, 

F

Faenza, Falconello, Fano, Favara, Tommaso Fazello, Federico di Svevia, Enrico Fermi, Ferrara, Filadelfo Castro, Filadelfo Mauro, Filiberto, Filippo Neri, Filippo Turati, Filisto, Fiume, Flavio Gioia, Focea, Fontana, Fontanella, Forlì, Formia, Francesco Baracca, Francesco Bonfiglio, Francesco Cilea, Francesco Crispi, Francesco Marino, Francesco Spina, Monsignor Francesco la Rosa, San Francesco d'Assisi, Francofonte, Sigmund Freud

G

Gaetano Donizetti, Gaetano Mario Columba, Gaetano Tringali, Galileo Galilei, Galliano, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, Matteo Gaudioso, Giuseppe Garibaldi, Gennaro di Macco, Flavio Gioia, Giacomo Leopardi, Giacomo Matteotti, Giacomo Puccini, Giardini, Giggia, Portella della Ginestra, Gioacchino Rossini, Vincenzo Gioberti, Giordano Bruno, Giorgio Amendola, Giorgio la Pira, Giosuè Carducci, Giotto, Giovanbattista Pergolesi, Giovanni Amendola, Giovanni Battista Grassi, Giovanni Boccaccio, Giovanni Bovio, Giovanni delle Bande Nere, Giovanni Malfitano, Giovanni Meli, Don Giovanni Minzoni, Giovanni Pascoli, Giovanni Prati, Giovanni Verga, Giovanni XXIII, Girolamo Li Causi, Giulio Cesare, Giuseppe Agnello, Giuseppe Crimi, Giuseppe Garibaldi, Giuseppe Giusti, Giuseppe Parini, Giuseppe Mazzini, Giuseppe Tartini, Giuseppe Ungaretti, Giuseppe Verdi, Giuseppe Giusti, Goffredo Mameli, Gondar, Mario Gori, Gorizia, San Marco di Gorizia, San Gottardo, Gradisca, Antonio Gramsci, Granatello, Guglielmo Giudice, Guglielmo Marconi

I

Iceta, Imola [Paolo Meli], Indipendenza, Ignazio Silone, Immacolata, Ippolito Nievo, Isonzo, Italia, Notaro Jacopo

J

Notaro Jacopo

K

Martin Luther King

L

Lago di Lentini, Lanfranco, Largo Monreale, Largo Sacile, Lecce, Legnano, Bonifica del Lago di Lentini, Lago di Lentini, Ospedale Civile di Lentini, Riccardo da Lentini, Stazione Lentini, Stazione Lentini Diramazione, San Leonardo, Giacomo Leopardi, Carlo Levi, Libertà, Martiri della Libertà, Licata, Lisia, Lombardia, Luigi Longo, Lorenzo Piazza, Loreto, San Luciano, Ludovico Ariosto, Luigi Cadorna, Luigi Capuana, Luigi Einaudi, Luigi Galvani, Luigi Longo, Luigi Pirandello, Luigi Rizzo, Luigi Settembrini, Don Luigi Sturzo, la Lumia, 

M

Macallè, Gennaro di Macco, Macello, Macerata, Maci, Madame Marie Curie, Madonna della Catena, Magenta, 5 Maggio, Maggiore Pietro Toselli, Ugo la Malfa, Giovanni Malfitano, Malta, Goffredo Mameli, Maniago, Daniele Manin, Mantova, Niccolò Machiavelli, Alessandro Manzoni, Ettore Marchiafava, Marco Polo, San Marco di Gorizia, Guglielmo Marconi, Duca del Mare, Marengo, Marie Curie, Margellina, Francesco Marino, Mario Gori, Mario Rapisardi, Marsala, Martin Luther King, Martiri della Libertà, Martiri della Resistenza, Nino Martoglio, Massa, Pietro Mascagni, Massenzio, Piersanti Mattarella, Matteo Gaudioso, Giacomo Matteotti, Filadelfo Mauro, San Mauro, Giuseppe Mazzini, Megara, Giovanni Meli, Ciro Menotti, Mentana dal 21 A Scendere, Saverio Mercadante, Messina, Antonello da Messina, Michele Amari, Monte San Pietro Micca, Michele, Milano, Milazzo, Mincio, Minniti, Don Giovanni Minzonimi, Modica, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, Monastero, Moncenisio, Monfalcone, Largo Monreale, Monsignor Francesco la Rosa, Eugenio Montale, Monte Grappa, Monte Nero, Monte Sabatino, Monte San Michele, Monte Santo, Monti Iblei, Eugenio Montale, Vincenzo Monti, Monza, Arrigo Morandi, Filadelfo Mugnos, Murganzio, del Museo, Muzio Scevola,

N

Napoli, Naro, Nasso, Nazario Sauro, Nazionale, Pietro Nenni, Neofito, Filippo Neri, Giovanni delle Bande Nere, Monte Nero, Pier Luigi Nervi, Niccolini, Niccolò Machiavelli, Niccolò Paganini, Enrico de Nicola, Ippolito Nievo, Nino Bixio, Nino Martoglio, Nisida, Angelino Nobile, Notaro Jacopo, Noto, Val di Noto, Novara, 4 Novembre

O

Guglielmo Oberdan, Oglio, degli Oleandri, Olivieri, degli Operai, Orbetello, Ortigia, Ospedale Civile di Lentini, Ortensio Scammacca, Ortisei, Orvieto [Aspromonte], Otello, Otello Marilli

P

Pablo Picasso, della Pace, Caduti per la Pace, Pacini, Antonio Pacinotti, Padre Francesco Cantella, Padre G. di Stefano, Niccolò Paganini,  Salvatore Paglialunga, Stazione Palagonia, Palermo, Palestrina, Cortile Palma, Palmiro Togliatti, Panezio, Cortile Pantelleria, Paolo Balsamo, Paolo Sarpi, San Paolo, Cirino Paone, Paradiso, Giuseppe Parini, Partigiani, Giovanni Pascoli, Paternò, Patti, Silvio Pellico, Pergola, Giovanbattista Pergolesi, Ernesto Pertini, Eugenio Pertini, Perugia, Pesaro, Piacenza, Piave, Lorenzo Piazza, Pablo Picasso, Pier Capponi, Pier Luigi Nervi, Pier Maria Rosso di San Secondo, Piero Maroncelli, Piersanti Mattarella, Pietro Colletta, Pietro Micca, Pietro Nenni, Maggiore Pietro Toselli, Pesaro, Piemonte, de Pinedo, Piombino, Giorgio la Pira, Luigi Pirandello, Pisa, Carlo Pisacane, Pisano Baudo, Piscitello, Pistoia, Pitagora, Pola, Polibio, Marco Polo, Pordenone, Porrazzeto dal 20, Porta Siracusana, Portella della Ginestra, Portici, Porto Empedocle, Potenza, Giovanni Prati, Carlo lo Presti, del Prete, Carlo del Prete, Principe Tommaso, dei Profughi, del Progresso, Proserpina, Giacomo Puccini, Puglia, Re di Puglia

R

Ragusa, Mario Rapisardi, Redenzione, Regione Siciliana, Martiri della Resistenza, Re di Puglia, Riccardo da Lentini, Riva, Luigi Rizzo, Rodi, Roma, Ronchi, Monsignor Francesco la Rosa, Carlo Rosselli, Gioacchino Rossini, Rosso di San Secondo, 

S

Albert Sabin, Monte Sabotino, Largo Sacile, Salerno, Salita Pisano, Salvador Allende, Salvatore Carnevale, Salvatore Ciancio, Salvatore Paglialunga, Salvatore Quasimodo, Salvo d'Acquisto, San Biagio, San Gottardo, San Francesco d'Assisi, San Leonardo, San Luciano, San Marco di Gorizia, San Mauro, San Paolo, Rosso di San Secondo, de Sanctis, Sassari, Saturno, Nazario Sauro, Saverio Mercadante, Monte San Michele, Santa Tecla, Santapaola, Paolo Sarpi, Eugenio di Savoia, Girolamo Savonarola, Nazario Sauro, Scala, Ortensio Scammacca, Segesta, Seggio, Largo Quintino Sella, Selinunte, 20 Settembre, Luigi Settembrini, Sezze, Alfio Sgalambro, Francesco Sgalambro, Sicilia, Regione Siciliana, dei Siculi, Diodoro Siculo, Siena, Sigmund Freud, Ignazio Silone, Silvio Pellico, Porta Siracusana, Socrate, Sofocle, Solferino, Tito Speri, Francesco Spina, Stabilimento, dello Stadio, Stazione Lentini, Stazione Lentini Diramazione, Stazione Palagonia,  Padre G. di Stefano, Stradivario, Don Luigi Sturzo, Antonino lo Surdo

T

Tagliaverga, Talete, Lago Tana, Tanaro, Giuseppe Tartini, Tarvisio, Torquato Tasso, Bernardino Telesio, Teocle, Teodosio, Termidoro, Termini, Arrigo Testa, Timavo, Tintoretto, Tito Speri, Tiziano, Palmiro Togliatti, Toledo, Tolmezzo, Tolmino, Tommaso Agni, Tommaso Campanella, Tommaso Fazello, Principe Tommaso, Torquato Tasso, Maggiore Pietro Toselli, Trapani, Trasimaco, Trento, Trevi, Tricolore, cortile Tribulato, Trieste, Trinacria, Ciccio Carrà Tringali, Gaetano Tringali, Santissima Trinità, Filippo Turati, 

U

Udine, Ugo Foscolo, Ugo la Malfa, Piazza Umberto, Umbria, Giuseppe Ungaretti, Urbino, Ustica

V

Val di Mazara, Val di Noto, Varese, Vaste, Conegliano Veneto, Venezia, Ventimiglia, Vercelli, Giovanni Verdi, Giovanni Verga, Verona, Amerigo Vespucci, Vietri, Vincenzo Gioberti, Vincenzo Monti, Vincenzo Vella, Giuseppe Verdi, Vitaliano Brancati, Vito Amico, Vincenzo Gioberti, Vincenzo Monti, Vincenzo Vella, San Vito, Elio Vittorini, Vittorio Alfieri, Vittorio Bottego, Vittorio Emanuele II, Vittorio Emanuele III, Vittorio Emanuele da Bormida, Alessandro Volta, Volturno

COMMENTS [COMMENTI]: 

Maria Rita Barretta: Manca Piazza Guido Rossa che però non ha numeri civici. È lo spiazzo dove sorgeva l’antico carcere di Lentini, demolito se non sbaglio a fine anni ‘70. Le vie attorno sono Via Cecina, Salita Pisano, Piazza Regina Elena, via Urbino.

Dirimpetto al carcere la salita conduceva alla chiesa di San Francesco di Paola, e proprio su questa salita i parenti dei carcerati si recavano per colloqui familiari… non autorizzati 😄. Mia nonna mi raccontava che carcerati e parenti comunicassero cantando da una parte all’altra della strada, proprio nel tentativo di evitare controlli.

Per quanto ne so, non ci sono stati cambiamenti nei nomi delle vie a Lentini, io vorrei che fossero cancellate le intitolazioni ai Savoia, ma pare sia di difficile realizzazione

TRANSLATION: Piazza Guido Rossa is missing but has no house numbers. It is the clearing where the ancient Lentini prison stood, demolished if I'm not mistaken at the end of the 1970s. The streets around are Via Cecina, Salita Pisano, Piazza Regina Elena, via Urbino.

Opposite the prison the slope led to the church of San Francesco di Paola, and it was up this slope that the relatives of the prisoners went for family meetings... unauthorized 😄. My grandmother told me that prisoners and relatives communicated by singing from one side of the street to the other, in an attempt to avoid checks.

As far as I know, there have been no changes in the names of the streets in Lentini, I would like the Savoy names to be cancelled, but it seems to be difficult to achieve

Rosaria Fazio: Credo che l’attuale via Orvieto in passato fosse ancora via Aspromonte perché ho trovato una cartolina di mio nonno soldato (durante la grande guerra) con questo indirizzo ma abitava nell’attuale via Orvieto.

TRANSLATION: I believe that the current via Orvieto in the past was still via Aspromonte because I found a postcard from my soldier grandfather (during the great war) with this address but he lived in the current via Orvieto.

Roberto Commendatore: Ne mancano tantissime... Consiglio di andare jn tipografia è comprare lo stradario ...edizione vecchia ...edizione aggiornata.... Le trovi tutte...b.serata...

TRANSLATION: There are so many missing...I recommend going to the print shop and buying the road book...old edition...updated edition....You can find them all...good.evening...

MANCA MEANS MISSING

Pamela Lentini: Manca cortile Foligno

Mary Fisicaro: Manca via Lisia, via Termidoro e via Santa Tecla. Manca CORTILE DEMMA

Alfio Salanitro: Manca via Panezio

Massimiliano Tomasello: Cortile demma

Salvna Santacroce: Manca via Cirene dove sono nata

Diego Mangiameli: Manca via Eraclea

Loredana Rodilosso: Mancano via Iceta, via Cicerone e via San Luciano

Donatella Astuto: piazza Guido Rossa, via Termini, cortile Tribulato

Cettina Giampapa: Manca Piazza Umberto e la via Rosso di San Secondo.

Massimo Tomasello: L' attuale via Imola si chiamava via Paolo Meli, a mia memoria ci abitavano le famiglie Zacco, Lanteri, Ossino, Di Giorgio, Tomasello, Bosco, Risuglia, Libertini, Piccione, nonché le tedesche e la Guardia di Finanza. Vi abitavano inoltre altre famiglie di cui non ricordo il cognome.

TRANSLATION: The current via Imola was called via Paolo Meli, in my memory the Zacco, Lanteri, Ossino, Di Giorgio, Tomasello, Bosco, Risuglia, Libertini, Piccione families lived there, as well as the Germans and the Guardia di Finanza. Other families whose surnames I don't remember also lived there.

Floriana Aletta: Manca cortile Canova

Salvo Castoro: Cortile Melingi

Antonio Oliva: Le consiglio di andare in Posta. I postini, al mattino, incasellano le buste e i pacchi a firma nel casellario e lì trova tutte le vie, anche quelle più sconosciute. Avranno sicuramente delle liste accurate e aggiornate. Complimenti per la sua indagine interessante e che apprezzo.

TRANSLATION: I advise you to go to the post office. In the morning, the postmen place the envelopes and signed parcels in the filing cabinet and find all the routes there, even the most unknown ones. They will definitely have accurate and up-to-date lists. Congratulations for your interesting investigation and which I appreciate.

Luca Micciche: Piazza dei sofisti non vedo

Peppe Trovato: Piazza del Popolo?

Insolera Vincenzo: Manca via Teocle

Maria Antico: Piazza Vittorio Veneto

Thanks to Marco Occhipinti for bringing this wonderful blog post to our attention concerning a letter of eviction to a man in Lentini named Giuseppe Papa, son of the late Gaetano. This was a registered letter sent on 24 May 1921 from the municipality of Palagonia (Catania) to the house of Mr. Papa at Cortile Panezio without a house number. 

https://www.sfizidiposta.it/2020/04/14/ti-sfratto/

Grazie a Marco Occhipinti per aver portato alla nostra attenzione questo meraviglioso post sul blog riguardante una lettera di sfratto indirizzata ad un uomo di Lentini di nome Giuseppe Papa, figlio del defunto Gaetano. Si tratta di una lettera raccomandata spedita il 24 maggio 1921 dal comune di Palagonia (Catania) all'abitazione del signor Papa al Cortile Panezio senza numero civico.

Marco Occhipinti: Buongiorno, Cortile Panezio

Francesco Mugno: Via Silvio pellico con entrata vicolo panezio

Maria Rita Barretta has provided this list of modern street names:

CONTRADA ALAIMO

CONTRADA ARMICCI

CONTRADA BARBAJANNI

CONTRADA BIVIERE

CONTRADA BONVICINO

CONTRADA BULGHERANO

CONTRADA BURRIONE

CONTRADA CARFALLOTTO

CONTRADA CASABIANCA

CONTRADA CASALE SAN BASILIO

CONTRADA CASSIMINO SN

CONTRADA CASTELLANA

CONTRADA CATALICCIARDO

CONTRADA COMMENDA

CONTRADA CONTE

CONTRADA CORDERIA

CONTRADA CUCCUMELLA

CONTRADA DAGALA

CONTRADA FIUMEFREDDO

CONTRADA FORCITO

CONTRADA GALERMO

CONTRADA GALICI

CONTRADA GUARDARA

CONTRADA IROLDO

CONTRADA LAVATESTE

CONTRADA LEONE

CONTRADA MARCHESE

CONTRADA PALAZZELLI

CONTRADA PORTAZZA

CONTRADA RAPPIS

CONTRADA RIZZOTTO

CONTRADA RONDE'

CONTRADA SABUCI

CONTRADA SANCIOLO

CONTRADA SANTALANEA

CONTRADA SANT'ANDREA

CONTRADA SANT'ANTONIO

CONTRADA SCALPELLO

CONTRADA SCIFAZZI

CONTRADA SIGONELLA

CONTRADA TIMPONAZZO

CONTRADA TIRIRO'

CONTRADA VALSAVOIA

CONTRADA VASCELLI

CONTRADA VOGLIACASI'

CONTRADA XIRUMI

CORTILE ALASSIO

CORTILE AQUILA

CORTILE ATENE

CORTILE AUSONIA

CORTILE BRA'

CORTILE BRECI

CORTILE CANOVA

CORTILE CONSIGLIO

CORTILE DEMMA

CORTILE FOLIGNO

CORTILE LATINA

CORTILE MARZANO

CORTILE MAZZERI

CORTILE MELINGI

CORTILE PALMA

CORTILE PANTELLERIA

CORTILE SAVONA

CORTILE SONDRIO

CORTILE STRANO

CORTILE TRANI

CORTILE TRIBULATO

LARGO ACRE

LARGO MARIO RAPISARDI

LARGO MONASTERO

LARGO MONREALE

LARGO QUINTINO SELLA

LARGO SACILE

PIAZZA ALDO MORO

PIAZZA ALEMAGNA

PIAZZA BENEVENTANO

PIAZZA CAVOUR

PIAZZA DANTE

PIAZZA DEI SOFISTI

PIAZZA DEL POPOLO

PIAZZA DELLA REPUBBLICA

PIAZZA DELLA RESISTENZA

PIAZZA GIOVANNI DA PROCIDA

PIAZZA GUGLIELMO OBERDAN

PIAZZA INDUSTRIA

PIAZZA MADONNA DEL CASTELLO

PIAZZA MARTIRI DEL 1922

PIAZZA NAZIONALE

PIAZZA RAFFAELLO

PIAZZA SAN GIOVANNI

PIAZZA SAN LUCA 11

PIAZZA SCIENZA E LAVORO

PIAZZA TAORMINA

PIAZZA UMBERTO I

PIAZZA VINCENZO BELLINI

PIAZZA VITTORIO VENETO

SALITA PISANO

SALITA PUCCETTI

STRADA STATALE 194

VIA ACQUI

VIA ADDIS ABEBA

VIA ADIGRAT

VIA ADUA

VIA AGATOCLE

VIA AGATONE

VIA AGNONE

VIA AGRIGENTO

VIA ALBANO

VIA ALBERT BRUCE SABIN

VIA ALCAMO

VIA ALCIDE DE GASPERI

VIA ALESSANDRIA

VIA ALESSANDRO MANZONI

VIA ALESSANDRO VOLTA

VIA ALFIERI

VIA ALFIO INCONTRO

VIA ALFIO SGALAMBRO

VIA AMALFI

VIA AMBA ARADAM

VIA AMBROGIO DONATI

VIA AMERIGO VESPUCCI

VIA ANAPO

VIA ANCONA

VIA ANDREA COSTA

VIA ANGELINO NOBILE

VIA ANNA KULISCIOFF

VIA ANTONELLO DA MESSINA

VIA ANTONINO LO SURDO

VIA ANTONIO GRAMSCI

VIA APUANIA

VIA ARAGONA

VIA ARANCIO

VIA ARCHIMEDE

VIA ARETUSA

VIA AREZZO

VIA ARGENTA

VIA ARIMONDI

VIA ARMANDO DIAZ

VIA ARRIGO MORANDI

VIA ARRIGO TESTA

VIA ASIAGO

VIA ASPROMONTE

VIA ATRI

VIA ATTILIO REGOLO

VIA AVELLINO

VIA BALILLA

VIA BARCELLONA

VIA BARLETTA

VIA BASSANO

VIA BELLUNO

VIA BELVEDERE

VIA BENEDETTO CROCE

VIA BENEVENTO

VIA BERENICE

VIA BERGAMO

VIA BERNARDINO TELESIO

VIA BERTRAND RUSSELL

VIA BETLEMME

VIA BIVIERE

VIA BOLOGNA

VIA BOSCO CAPPUCCIO

VIA BRENNERO

VIA BRICINNA

VIA BRINDISI

VIA CADORNA

VIA CADUTI PER LA PACE

VIA CALATAFIMI

VIA CALI'

VIA CALTANISSETTA

VIA CAMARINA

VIA CAMPOBASSO

VIA CAPPELLINI

VIA CAPPUCCINI

VIA CAPRI

VIA CAPUA

VIA CARDILLO

VIA CARLO ALBERTO

VIA CARLO ARTURO JEMOLO

VIA CARLO DEL PRETE

VIA CARLO LEVI

VIA CARLO LO PRESTI

VIA CARLO PISACANE

VIA CARLO ROSSELLI

VIA CARMAGNOLA

VIA CARNIA

VIA CARONDA

VIA CARRUBBAZZA

VIA CARSO

VIA CARUSO

VIA CASALE

VIA CASCINA

VIA CASERTA

VIA CASMENE

VIA CASTEL BRICINNA

VIA CATANIA

VIA CATANZARO

VIA CATTOLICA

VIA CECCANO

VIA CECINA

VIA CEFALU'

VIA CENTURIPE

VIA CERERE

VIA CESARE TERRANOVA

VIA CICCIO CARRA' TRINGALI

VIA CICCIO CICIULLA

VIA CICERONE

VIA CINQUE MAGGIO

VIA CIRENE

VIA CIRICO'

VIA CIRINO PAONE

VIA CIRO MENOTTI

VIA CIVIDALE

VIA CIVITAVECCHIA

VIA COMO

VIA CONEGLIANO VENETO

VIA CONTE ALAIMO

VIA COPPOLA

VIA CORTINA D'AMPEZZO

VIA COSENTINO

VIA COSENZA

VIA CRISTOFORO COLOMBO

VIA CUNEO

VIA CURTATONE

VIA DA BORMIDA

VIA DAMIANO CHIESA

VIA DANIELE MANIN

VIA DE CRISTOFORIS

VIA DE GERONIMO

VIA DE PINEDO

VIA DECANO

VIA DEGLI ESPORTATORI

VIA DEGLI OPERAI

VIA DEI MILLE

VIA DEI PROFUGHI

VIA DEI SICULI

VIA DEI VESPRI

VIA DEL CROCIFISSO

VIA DEL MARE

VIA DEL MUSEO

VIA DEL PROGRESSO

VIA DELLA CONCORDIA

VIA DELLA PACE

VIA DELLA REDENZIONE

VIA DELLA VITTORIA

VIA DELL'AGORA'

VIA DELLE SPIGHE

VIA DELLO STADIO

VIA DESSIE'

VIA DIODORO SICULO

VIA DOMENICO BOTTONE

VIA DOMENICO CARACCIOLO

VIA DON GIOVANNI MINZONI

VIA DON LUIGI STURZO

VIA DUCA D'AOSTA

VIA DUCA DEL MARE

VIA DUCA DI GENOVA

VIA DUCEZIO

VIA EDMONDO DE AMICIS

VIA ELBA

VIA ELEONORA DUSE

VIA ELIO VITTORINI

VIA EMANUELE FILIBERTO

VIA ENNA

VIA ENRICO DE NICOLA

VIA ENRICO TOTI

VIA EPICARMO

VIA ERACLEA

VIA ERCOLE

VIA ERICE

VIA ERMOCRATE

VIA ERODICO

VIA ESCHILO

VIA ESCULAPIO

VIA ETNEA

VIA ETTORE MARCHIAFAVA

VIA EUCLIDE

VIA EUGENIO COLOMBO

VIA EUGENIO DI SAVOIA

VIA EUGENIO MONTALE

VIA EUGENIO PERTINI

VIA EURIPIDE

VIA FAENZA

VIA FALCONELLO

VIA FANO

VIA FEDERICO DI SVEVIA

VIA FERRARA

VIA FILADELFO APARO

VIA FILADELFO CASTRO

VIA FILADELFO INSOLERA

VIA FILADELFO MAURO

VIA FILIPPO NERI

VIA FILIPPO PACINI

VIA FILIPPO TURATI

VIA FILISTO

VIA FIRENZE

VIA FIUME

VIA FLAVIO GIOIA

VIA FOCEA

VIA FONTANA

VIA FONTANELLA

VIA FORLI'

VIA FORMIA

VIA FRANCESCO BARACCA

VIA FRANCESCO BONFIGLIO

VIA FRANCESCO CILEA

VIA FRANCESCO CRISPI

VIA FRANCESCO DE SANCTIS

VIA FRANCESCO MARINO

VIA FRANCESCO SGALAMBRO

VIA FRANCESCO SPINA

VIA FRANCOFONTE

VIA FRASCATI

VIA FRATELLI BANDIERA

VIA FRATELLI CAIROLI

VIA FRATELLI CERVI

VIA GAETA

VIA GAETANO DONIZETTI

VIA GAETANO MARIO COLUMBA

VIA GAETANO TRINGALI

VIA GALENO

VIA GALILEO GALILEI

VIA GALLIANO

VIA GANDHI

VIA GARGALLO

VIA GELA

VIA GELONE

VIA GENNARO DI MACCO

VIA GENOVA

VIA GERONE

VIA GIACOMO LEOPARDI

VIA GIACOMO MATTEOTTI

VIA GIACOMO PUCCINI

VIA GIGGICA

VIA GIOACCHINO ROSSINI

VIA GIORDANO BRUNO

VIA GIORGIO AMENDOLA

VIA GIORGIO LA PIRA

VIA GIOSUE' CARDUCCI

VIA GIOTTO

VIA GIOVANNI AMENDOLA

VIA GIOVANNI BATTISTA GRASSI

VIA GIOVANNI BATTISTA PERGOLESI

VIA GIOVANNI BOCCACCIO

VIA GIOVANNI BOVIO

VIA GIOVANNI DELLE BANDE NERE

VIA GIOVANNI MALFITANO

VIA GIOVANNI MELI

VIA GIOVANNI PASCOLI

VIA GIOVANNI VERGA

VIA GIOVANNI XXIII

VIA GIROLAMO LI CAUSI

VIA GIROLAMO SAVONAROLA

VIA GIULIO CESARE

VIA GIUSEPPE AGNELLO

VIA GIUSEPPE CRIMI

VIA GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI

VIA GIUSEPPE GIUSTI

VIA GIUSEPPE MAZZINI

VIA GIUSEPPE PARINI

VIA GIUSEPPE TARTINI

VIA GIUSEPPE UNGARETTI

VIA GIUSEPPE VERDI

VIA GOFFREDO MAMELI

VIA GONDAR

VIA GORIZIA

VIA GRADISCA

VIA GRANATELLO

VIA GROSSETO

VIA GUGLIELMO GIUDICE

VIA GUGLIELMO MARCONI

VIA ICETA

VIA IDRIA

VIA IESI

VIA IGNAZIO SILONE

VIA IMERA

VIA IMMACOLATA

VIA IMOLA

VIA INDIPENDENZA

VIA IONIO

VIA IPPOCRATE

VIA IPPOLITO NIEVO

VIA ISONZO

VIA ITALIA

VIA IVREA

VIA LA LUMIA

VIA LAGO TANA

VIA LANFRANCO

VIA LAZIO

VIA LECCE

VIA LEGNANO

VIA LICATA

VIA LISIA

VIA LISSO

VIA LIVORNO

VIA LORENZO PIAZZA

VIA LUDOVICO ARIOSTO

VIA LUIGI CAPUANA

VIA LUIGI EINAUDI

VIA LUIGI GALVANI

VIA LUIGI LONGO

VIA LUIGI PIRANDELLO

VIA LUIGI RIZZO

VIA LUIGI SETTEMBRINI

VIA MACALLE'

VIA MACELLO

VIA MACERATA

VIA MACI

VIA MADAME CURIE

VIA MAGENTA

VIA MALTA

VIA MANIAGO

VIA MANTOVA

VIA MARCO POLO

VIA MARENGO

VIA MARGELLINA

VIA MARIA GIUDICE

VIA MARIO GORI

VIA MARIO RAPISARDI

VIA MARTIN LUTHER KING

VIA MARTIRI DELLA LIBERTA'

VIA MARTIRI DELLA RESISTENZA

VIA MASSENZIO

VIA MATERA

VIA MATTEO GAUDIOSO

VIA MAZARA

VIA MEGARA

VIA MENTANA

VIA MERCADANTE

VIA MESSINA

VIA MESSINA

VIA MICHELE AMARI

VIA MILANO

VIA MILAZZO

VIA MINNITI

VIA MODICA

VIA MONASTERO

VIA MONCENISIO

VIA MONFALCONE

VIA MONSIGNOR FRANCESCO LA ROSA

VIA MONTE GRAPPA

VIA MONTE NERO

VIA MONTE SABOTINO

VIA MONTE SAN MICHELE

VIA MONTE SANTO

VIA MONTI IBLEI

VIA MUGNOS

VIA MURGANZIO

VIA NAPOLI

VIA NARO

VIA NASSO

VIA NAZARIO SAURO

VIA NERVI

VIA NICCOLINI

VIA NICCOLO' MACHIAVELLI

VIA NICCOLO' PAGANINI

VIA NINO BIXIO

VIA NINO MARTOGLIO

VIA NISIDA

VIA NOTARO JACOPO

VIA NOTO

VIA NOVARA

VIA OLIVIERI

VIA ORBETELLO

VIA ORTENSIO SCAMMACCA

VIA ORTIGIA

VIA ORTISEI

VIA ORVIETO

VIA OSPEDALE

VIA OTELLO MARILLI

VIA PABLO PICASSO

VIA PADRE AGOSTINO AMORE

VIA PADRE FRANCESCO CANTELLA

VIA PADRE GIOVANNI DI STEFANO

VIA PALERMO

VIA PALESTRINA

VIA PALMIRO TOGLIATTI

VIA PANEZIO

VIA PAOLO BALSAMO

VIA PAOLO SARPI

VIA PARADISO

VIA PARTIGIANI

VIA PASUBIO

VIA PATERNO'

VIA PATTI

VIA PERUGIA

VIA PESARO

VIA PIACENZA

VIA PIAVE

VIA PIER CAPPONI

VIA PIERSANTI MATTARELLA

VIA PIETRO COLLETTA

VIA PIETRO MARONCELLI

VIA PIETRO MASCAGNI

VIA PIETRO MICCA

VIA PIETRO NENNI

VIA PIETRO TOSELLI

VIA PIOMBINO

VIA PISA

VIA PISANO BAUDO

VIA PISCITELLO

VIA PISTOIA

VIA PITAGORA

VIA PLATANIA

VIA PLATONE

VIA POLA

VIA POLIBIO

VIA PORDENONE

VIA PORRAZZETO

VIA PORTA SIRACUSANA

VIA PORTELLA DELLA GINESTRA

VIA PORTICI

VIA PORTO EMPEDOCLE

VIA PRATI

VIA PRINCIPE TOMMASO

VIA QUATTRO CANTI

VIA QUATTRO NOVEMBRE

VIA RAGUSA

VIA REDIPUGLIA

VIA REGINA MARGHERITA

VIA REGIONE SICILIANA

VIA RIVA

VIA RODI

VIA ROMA

VIA RONCHI

VIA ROSSO DI SAN SECONDO

VIA ROVERETO

VIA ROVIGO

VIA SALERNO

VIA SALVADOR ALLENDE

VIA SALVATORE CARNEVALE

VIA SALVATORE CIANCIO

VIA SALVATORE PAGLIALUNGA

VIA SALVATORE QUASIMODO

VIA SALVO D'ACQUISTO

VIA SAN BASILIO

VIA SAN BIAGIO

VIA SAN FRANCESCO D'ASSISI

VIA SAN GOTTARDO

VIA SAN LEONARDO

VIA SAN LUCIANO

VIA SAN MARCO DI GORIZIA

VIA SAN MARINO

VIA SAN MARTINO

VIA SAN MARZIANO

VIA SAN MAURO

VIA SAN NEOFITO

VIA SAN PAOLO

VIA SAN VITO

VIA SANTA CHIARA

VIA SANTA CROCE

VIA SANTA GIUSTINA

VIA SANTA LUCIA

VIA SANTA TECLA

VIA SANT'ANGELO

VIA SANTAPAOLA

VIA SANT'ELIGIO

VIA SANTO MAZZARINO

VIA SASSARI

VIA SATURNO

VIA SCALA

VIA SEGESTA

VIA SEGGIO

VIA SELINUNTE

VIA SEZZE

VIA SICILIA

VIA SIENA

VIA SIGMUND FREUD

VIA SILVIO PELLICO

VIA SOCRATE

VIA SOFOCLE

VIA SOLFERINO

VIA SPOLETO

VIA STABILIMENTO

VIA TAGLIAVERGA

VIA TALETE

VIA TARVISIO

VIA TEOCLE

VIA TEODOSIO

VIA TERMIDORO

VIA TERMINI

VIA TERRACINA

VIA TEVERE

VIA TIMAVO

VIA TIMOLEONE

VIA TINDARI

VIA TINTORETTO

VIA TITO SPERI

VIA TIZIANO

VIA TOLEDO

VIA TOLMEZZO

VIA TOLMINO

VIA TOMMASO AGNI

VIA TOMMASO CAMPANELLA

VIA TOMMASO FAZELLO

VIA TORINO

VIA TORQUATO TASSO

VIA TORRE

VIA TRAPANI

VIA TRASIMACO

VIA TRENTO

VIA TREVI

VIA TRICOLORE

VIA TRIESTE

VIA TRINACRIA

VIA UDINE

VIA UGO FOSCOLO

VIA UGO LA MALFA

VIA UMBRIA

VIA URBINO

VIA USTICA

VIA VAL DEMONE

VIA VAL DI MAZARA

VIA VAL DI NOTO

VIA VARESE

VIA VASTE

VIA VENEZIA

VIA VENTIMIGLIA

VIA VERCELLI

VIA VERONA

VIA VICENZA

VIA VIETRI

VIA VILLAFRANCA

VIA VINCENZO GIOBERTI

VIA VINCENZO MONTI

VIA VINCENZO VELLA

VIA VITALIANO BRANCATI

VIA VITO AMICO

VIA VITTORIO BOTTEGO

VIA VITTORIO EMANUELE II

VIA VOLTURNO

VIA XX SETTEMBRE

VIA ZANCLE

VIA ZARBANO

VIA ZENONE

VIALE KENNEDY

VIALE LIBERTA'

VIALE RICCARDO DA LENTINI

VICOLO MONZA

VICOLO MUZIO SCEVOLA

VICOLO ORAZIO COCLITE

VICOLO SPARTA

VICOLO TRE SANTI

 

OLD STREET NAMES NOT ON THE ABOVE LISTS OF MODERN STREETS:

Via Alpini 

Via Santa Maria La Cava- Da Maria Rita Barretta: Santa Maria la cava è la chiesa di “Santa Mara vecchia” che dà il nome a un quartiere storico della città, tra piazza Oberdan e via San Francesco d’Assisi [From Maria Rita Barretta: Santa Maria la cava is the church of "Santa Mara Vecchia" which gives its name to a historic district of the city, between Piazza Oberdan and Via San Francesco d'Assisi] On modern maps this street is known as Piazza Alemagna and the church is shown on the maps as Chiesa Campana.

Via Mercato Grande see Nascita 79-1884 

https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12657/an_ua35930428/LoNbPZN

Via Minerva see Nascita 258-1907

Via Orfanotrofio see Nascita 198-1897; Il 1934 E’ la data in cui vide la nascita il Ginnasio di Lentini, nei locali dell’ ex Orfanotrofio di piazza Raffaello. [1934 is the year in which the Lentini Gymnasium was born, in the premises of the former Orphanage in Piazza Raffaello.]  Piazza Raffaello is near the Lentini Library.

Please let me know if you have any additions to this list or stories about the people on these streets.

Per favore fatemi sapere se avete qualche aggiunta a questo elenco o storie sulle persone in queste strade.

PRINCIPAL SOURCE FOR STREET NAMES: TuttoCittà (tuttocitta.it)