http://bavettas.com/blog/archives/138 mapping all Bavettas in the world into one family tree - one Bavetta at a time Thu, 01 Apr 2010 06:37:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://bavettas.com/blog/archives/138#comment-851 Tracey McCoy Wed, 30 Dec 2009 20:05:35 +0000 http://bavettas.com/blog/?p=138#comment-851 They are probably related to me! When my grandfather's family left Sicily, only my grandfather (Leonardo) came to North America. The rest of his 7 brothers/sisters went to Argentina! I have spoken briefly with a few cousins in Argentina, but they can't speak English very well. So due to the language barrier, we have difficulties communicating. But I do know that my dad's 7 aunts/uncles all left Sicily and settled in Argentina. My one cousin in Argentina is named Claudia Bavetta and she speaks the best english. I will try to somehow forward her this picture and see if she knows. Next time I see my dad I will ask him as well. They are probably related to me! When my grandfather’s family left Sicily, only my grandfather (Leonardo) came to North America. The rest of his 7 brothers/sisters went to Argentina! I have spoken briefly with a few cousins in Argentina, but they can’t speak English very well. So due to the language barrier, we have difficulties communicating. But I do know that my dad’s 7 aunts/uncles all left Sicily and settled in Argentina. My one cousin in Argentina is named Claudia Bavetta and she speaks the best english. I will try to somehow forward her this picture and see if she knows. Next time I see my dad I will ask him as well.

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