This is one of our old pictures of Bisacquino – Sicilia – Italy.
We have many other photos of Bisacquino in our archives and pictures of all the towns in Palermo province.
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Hi, the name is Michael and my grandfather, Antonio Guarino, was born is Bisacquino around 1896 and came to America around 1902. My parents visited some remaining cousins there about 15 years ago; I heard that the father, Mimmo Guarino, mya have passed away 2-3 years ago, but not sure if the rest of his family remains there. We may be going to Sicily in September and wondering if any are still there. Ciao
is it possible to get a large picture of Bisacquino, Sicily where my father was born , an informal one with a family? Thank You for having this site available.
This is a wonderful site you have. I’ve traced my mothers parents and direct decendents to Sicilia from the late 1800’s back to the early 1700’s. The name was Naro. I see there are still a couple of people named Naro living in Bisaquino today. I would like to see more pictures of Bisaquino and Corleone if you have them. Corleone is where my mothers, mother side of the family is from. Thank you.