Welcome Cousins
Please take a few minutes to explore your Cousins Forever website. You can click on a link to your Family group (Dan, Joe, Tony, etc..) (on your phone click those three little lines to get menu) and see what has been posted under that name. Or click Home and see all the posts. It’s all about joining in, continuing our traditions, making new ones, exploring new paths and sharing that journey with each other. Enjoy!
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Cousins Write
Here are links to stories that Cousins have written about their family:
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> Chiara Gualano and Francesco Maiorano: A Love Story - By Joyce Thomas [READ]
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> Emily Jean Mariano Thomas - By Joyce Thomas [READ]
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Welcome
Greeting Cousins your search has ended… Cousins have beginnings too… Please take a few minutes to explore your Cousins Forever website! Where it all began… It’s all about joining in, continuing our traditions, making new ones, exploring new paths and sharing that journey with each other. Enjoy! You must register…
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Dan
Joe
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Pete
Tony
Emily
“… My mother was born June, 1915 and named Erminia Jovanne (Emily Jean). ..named after Francesco’s mean mother! …” From: Chiara Gualano and Francesco Maiorano: A Love Story by Joyce Thomas (click here for full story) Emily Jean Mariano Thomas The story of my mother’s life cannot be told without weaving…