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SICILY THE JEWEL OF THE MEDITERRANEAN Sicily is truly a gem amongst the islands of the Mediterranean, Few others can rival its amazing contrasts of landscape, from barren hillsides to green plains,from snowy mountains to sandy beaches. It is the largest island in the Mediterranean and has been occup ied by a succession of foreign rulers,who include the Phoenicians Greeks,Romans,Arabs,Normans and the Spanish,who have all left per manent and in many instances,magnificient traces of their pres ence. The warmth of the Sicilian people is very noticeable,the colourful and vibrant towns combined with the wonderful climate is second to none. Places of particular interest are as follows:- Palermo,Monreale, Selinunte, Segesta,Erice, Agr igento, SYRACuSu., woto, CAT INA,Mount Etna Aci,CASTELLO, Taormina and Naxos. Note those in Capitals are where the Buzzo families were listed in the 161. Palermo is the capital and main sea port of Sicily.At Monreale there is the magnificient Cathedral famed for its multi-coloured marble,paintings and mosaics representing the complete cycle of the Old and New Testaments. The cloisters are equally famous and the views from the terraces over the Conca d'oro are really magnific ent. Selinunte, here are found the spell binding Greek j.uina> in llusij. yiouu setting,surrounded by beautifull countryside. Segesta, The Greek Temple which it is estimated was built in 425 BC and amazingly remains intact today. Erice, This is Sicily's most picturesque city with its mountain location,narrow and pebbled street and old houses. Agrigento - This must be one of the Archeologlcal wonders of the world,the Valley of The Temples.Of the ten Temples built in the 5th and 6th century BC.parts of nine are still visible and still located in a rural setting close to the town. SYRACUSE , another most scenic place of Sicily,here you can see the handsome palaces,churches and monuments in the local white lime stone which has mellowed to a yellow colour. Noto is the most uniform in period and style of all Sicily's towns,its entirly belonging to the 18th century. Mount Etna. Catania, A fascinating journey through pine forests to the slopes of The Etna as it is called by the Sicilians.
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SICILY
THE JEWEL OF THE MEDITERRANEAN
Sicily is truly a gem amongst the islands of the Mediterranean,
Few others can rival its amazing contrasts of landscape, from barrenhillsides to green plains,from snowy mountains to sandy beaches.It is the largest island in the Mediterranean and has been occupied by a succession of foreign rulers,who include the PhoeniciansGreeks,Romans,Arabs,Normans and the Spanish,who have all left permanent and in many instances,magnificient traces of their presence.
The warmth of the Sicilian people is very noticeable,the colourfuland vibrant towns combined with the wonderful climate is second to
none.
Places of particular interest are as follows:- Palermo,Monreale,Sel inunte, Segesta, Erice, Agrigento, SYRACuSu.,woto, CATINA,Mount EtnaAci,CASTELLO, Taormina and Naxos.
Note those in Capitals are where the Buzzo families were listed in the161.
Palermo is the capital and main sea port of Sicily.At Monrealethere is the magnificient Cathedral famed for its multi-colouredmarble,paintings and mosaics representing the complete cycle of theOld and New Testaments. The cloisters are equally famous and theviews from the terraces over the Conca d'oro are really magnificent.
Sel inunte,here are found the spell binding Greek j.uina> in llusij. yiouusetting,surrounded by beautifull countryside.
Segesta, The Greek Temple which it is estimated was built in 425 BCand amazingly remains intact today.
Erice, This is Sicily's most picturesque city with its mountainlocation,narrow and pebbled street and old houses.
Agrigento - This must be one of the Archeologlcal wonders of theworld,the Valley of The Temples.Of the ten Temples built in the 5thand 6th century BC.parts of nine are still visible and still locatedin a rural setting close to the town.
SYRACUSE , another most scenic place of Sicily,here you can see thehandsome palaces,churches and monuments in the local white limestone which has mellowed to a yellow colour.
Noto is the most uniform in period and style of all Sicily'stowns,its entirly belonging to the 18th century.
Mount Etna. Catania, A fascinating journey through pine forests tothe slopes of The Etna as it is called by the Sicilians.
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Dominating the landscape,Mount Etna is still an active volcanoand is snow-capped for most of the year.Down through the Alcantara Gorge is an awe inspiring natural wonder.
Catania,yet another wonderful place to explore.
Aci Castello - Here is the most beautiful Norman Castle to beseen.
Taormina - This place is situated in a wonderful location some 820feet overlooking the sea and facing Mount Etna. It is world famous forits tranquil atmosphere,beautiful gardens and monuments.A GreekTheate built in the 3rd century BC can be seen and it affordsmagnificent view of Mount Etna.
Naxos - This place overlooks the bay with wonderful views andscenery.
SICILY
We know that Sicily was captured and administered by the Greeksway back in 480 BC.It was a place of such importance,sea wise that itwas captured by the Phoenicians who also captured Sardinia.Theseplaces were of vital importance to their navies and many a fleel wereassembled there to either trade or invade far off lands like Corn
wall.
This evidence more than ever backs up my claim that the BUZZO/Swere ship builders from Sicily and who traded with Cornwall for tinmany Centuries ago.
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THE BIRTH PLACE OF THE BUZZO/BUZZA NAME
IT IS AN OCCUPATION SURNAME FOUND IN
SICILY AND ITALY FROM THE WORD
'BUZZACARINA*
AN ITALIAN/SICILIAN SHIPBUILDER
BUZZO BUZZA - ITALY
HENRY 1. 1150
JOHN 1200
HENRY 111 1223 about
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Francesco Angelo son of Luigu/Antonia GINOCCMID Bapt;
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Francesco Antonio BUZZOa Maria Vittoria ROSSETTI
Caserta Vecchia CIVILE
EDWARD 1
1251 23rd Oct Domencia BUZZO
= Francesco Antonio SPORONO
Caserta Vecchia CIVILE
1260 9th Feb Francesco BUZZO- Filomena FARINA
Caserta Vecchia CIVILE
1262 Benita BUZZO
= Vicente BASROVERO GENOVA DE
1335 10th Dec Anna BUZZO= Bartolomeo Tommaso Francesco LANDI
Caserta Vecchia CIVILE
1354 22nd Feb Antonio BUZZO= Villoria DRAGO
1363 26th Sep Maddalena BUZZO= Guiseppe Luca ROSSI
Caserta Vecchia
1639WILL of
Francesco GORLA =
Margareta BUZZA
GENOVA
CIVILE
Milano VIGNATE
NOTHING RECORDED THEN FOR NEARLY 200 YEARS
1811 6th Jun Guiseppe Antonio BUZZO- Maria Maddolona SANTORO
Caserta Vecchia CIVILE
1829 4th Jul Giuditta BUZZO d of Angelo BUZZO/Santa SALIN Bapt;
Treviso Zero BRANCO
1833 9th Dec Nicola Antonio BUZZO= Carmina D'AGOSTINO
Caserta Caste1 Morrone CIVILE
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1838 15th Nov Pietro BUZZO
= Rosa GIAQUINTOCaserta/Caserto Vecchio CIVILE
1843 28th Jan Giouanna Falma BUZZO
a Filippo GIDIACaserta Vecchia CIVILE
1844 12th Oct Giuseppe Antonio BUZZOa Costanza TOSLAND
Caserta Vecchia CIVILE
1845 24th Nov Giuitta BUZZOa Guiseppe TAVELLA
Treviso Zero BRANCO
1845 21st Jan Timotio BUZZO son of Lorenzo
BUZZO/Petrona DIMUNULO Bapt;Perugia PIEMONTE
1850 26th Oct Francesco Angelo Luigia BUZZOa Francesca Elena MALCHIOOI
GENOVA
1850 21st Mar Maria BUZZOa Pietro FUSCOA
Caserta Vecchia CIVILE
1850 8th Jun Innocenzo BUZZO
a Rosa MASELLA
Caserta Vecchia CIVILE
1859 31st Mar Maria BUZZOa Guiseppe ULINA
Caserta Vecchia CIVILE
1862 2nd Oct Maria Teresa Filomena BUZZOa Rappoele Delle FAVE
Caserta Vecchioa CIVILE
1865 23rd Dec Francesco BUZZOa Catifina VINCENZA CERRITO
Caserta Vecchia CIVILE
1870 22nd Apl Gerolano BUZZOa Tepsa CAMPANELLA GENOVA
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IGI ITALY BUZZO/BUZZA: Page 3,710
THE FIRST FAMILIES EVER RECORDED
1 1224 AD BUZZO Francesco Angelo son of bapt GENOVALuigi BUZZO/Antonia GINOCCHIO
2 1249 AD BUZZO Francesco Antonio Marr Caserta3rd Feb a Moria Vitoria ROSSETTI Vecchia
CIVILE
3. 1251 AD BUZZO Domenica Bapt Casreta27th Oct s of Francesco Antonio SPARONA Vecchia
4. 1260 AD BUZZO Francesco Marr Caserta9th Feb a Filemeno FARINA Vecchia
CIVILE
5. 1270 AD BUZZO Gepolamo Marr Genova22nd Apl a Tepesa CAMPANELLA
6. 1365 AD BUZZO Francesco Marr Caserta23rd Dec = CaLaiina Vincenza CEFFITO Vecchia
CIVILE
7. 1450 AD BUZZO Francesco Angelo Bapt GENOVA26th Oct s of Luigi BUZZO/Antonio GINOCCIO
8. 1639 AD BUZZA Margarita WILL MILAN0wife of Francesco GORLA Vignate
NB: Note BUZZO and then BUZZA I say this proves that the CornishBUZZA'S are in fact the same Family name as the BUZZA'Stoday.
NB I have a print out 1996 of all the now named BUZZAfamilies in Italy; Yes they are all listed as BUZZA. Whosaid there was no connection?
IGI ITALY - BUZZO/BUZZA
1. 1224 AD
2. 1249 AD
3rd Feb
3. 1251 AD
27th Oct
4. 1260 AD
9th Feb
5. 1270 AD
22nd Apl
6. 1365 AD
23rd Dec
7. 1450 AD
26th Oct
8. 1639 AD
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BUZZO Francesco Antonio
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Caserta
Vecchia
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BUZZO Francesco
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BUZZO Gepolamo=Tepasa CAMPANELLA
BUZZO Francesco
=Catafina Vincenza CEFFITO
BUZZO Francesco Angelo Bapts of Luigi/Antonio GINOCCIO
BUZZA Margareta 'WILL'wife of Francesco GORLA
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