I’m going to continue to post photographs once a week on “Throwback Thursdays”, starting with some of my Italian relatives, about whom I know very little.
One thing I do know is that my Diamantini kin came from in and around the town of Fano, on the coast of the Adriatic Sea, in the province of Pesaro e Urbino, in the Marche region.
Google Maps. “Fano, Province of Pesaro and Urbino, Italy”, Google (https://www.google.com/maps/place/61032+Fano,+Province+of+Pesaro+and+Urbino,+Italy/@43.4913364,14.8439515,7.01z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x132d105e7324a691:0x477a64d9766b3c0a!8m2!3d43.8398164!4d13.0194201?hl=en : accessed 7 Feb 2019).
This photo is of a woman believed to be my great-grandfather Guiseppe Diamantini’s sister, Marietta, who married Enrico Ferroni. She was born 12 February 1887 and died 16 December 1980. I believe Marietta and Enrico had 3 sons: Attilo, Hugo, and Gino. That’s all I know.
Genes and Roots 
Hello, I am also looking for informations about Diamantini family. I share the same Y-dna and i am trying to reach the man who has tested on Ftdna (I am on Yfull but not on Ftdna), but no result. I only know that his most distant ancestor known is Giuseppe Diamantini from Fano.
Do you have any idea of who that could be?
Thanks in advance,
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Hi, you bet. That’s my first cousin. I manage his kit. Giuseppe is our mutual great-granddad.
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Oh awesome! Do you think about a transfer to Yfull? We have 7 private SNP in common (according to the manager of T project on Ftdna) but we can’t compare and have a TMRCA without a transfer. As Ftdna does not accept my data (from Yseq), I cannot do it.
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Sure, I can do that.
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Thanks!
If you need any kind of help to do it, feel free to ask.
You can dm me on Twitter @la_camarde
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