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Welcome to the Elia Family Project. In conjunction with the Elia Family Reunion of 2001, which was a great success, the Elia Family Project was designed to help keep the Elia family as tightly knit as it was when Maria and Nicola first immigrated to the United States from Sicily. The website celebrates the 8 families descended from Maria and Nicola.


Announcements | Family Tree | Photo Gallery | Calendar | Reunions | Recipe Book

Website News → Last Update: July 2, 2007

The Elia Family Project currently contains 234 articles. This section of the front page will detail the most significant changes.

  • Have continued to add biography stub pages; hope to have all created by the reunion

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Family Announcements

Here you can see the most-recently posted announcements - to post your own, click the word edit next to the Newest Entry heading. Put the newest announcement at the top of the list, delete the last announcement, and change the Newest Entry date. Please also post on the archived announcements page.

Newest Entry: June 25, 2007



Did You Know?

Maria Elia had three brothers and two sisters. One of the sisters, Francesca, wed Nicola's brother Antonio. The couple intended to settle in the United States, but because of an eye disease that Antonio had, he was not allowed entry at Ellis Island. Instead, they settled in Buenos Aries, Argentina. The brothers and sisters kept in touch by mail but never saw one another again.

...see previous Did You Know? entries


External Links

The Elia Family Project - The original Geocities site
Wikipedia - The Wikipedia online encyclopedia
Editthis.info - The site hosting these pages
Netcipia - Another site I'm considering




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