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Ancestors of Antoinette AGIUS…….Research by Angie Agius Ancestors of Antoinette AGIUS…….Research by Angie Agius Generation 1 1. Antoinette AGIUS, daughter of Emmanual AGIUS and Mary Victoria VELLA was born on 30 Nov 1949 in Birkirkara, Malta. Generation 2 2. Emmanual AGIUS, son of Carmelo AGIUS and Concetta AGIUS was born on 06 Nov 1900 in Floriana, MALTA. He died on 07 Dec 1976 in Birkirkara, Malta. He married Mary Victoria VELLA on 25 Apr 1932 in Marsa, MALTA. 3. Mary Victoria VELLA, daughter of Aristeo VELLA and Enrichetta PORTANIER was born on 06 Sep 1907 in Hamrun, MALTA. She died in Aug 2004 in Birkirkara, Malta. Mary Victoria VELLA and Emmanual AGIUS had the following children: i. Alfred AGIUS was born on 15 Feb 1933 in Birkirkara, Malta. He married Angela Mary O'DONNELL on 25 Apr 1996 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, daughter of Martin O'DONNELL and Julia MURPHY. She was born on 16 Apr 1967 in Leicester, Leicestershire, England. ii. Louis AGIUS was born on 21 Jun 1934 in Birkirkara, Malta. iii. Tessie AGIUS was born on 13 Sep 1936 in Birkirkara, Malta. She married Anthony GATT. iv. Joseph Charles AGIUS was born on 19 Nov 1939 in Balzan, Malta. He married Elizabeth Wiles. She was born in Yorkshire County, England. v. Gemma AGIUS was born on 13 Jan 1945 in Birkirkara, Malta. She married Lino PORTANIER-MISFUD. 1. vi. Antoinette AGIUS was born on 30 Nov 1949 in Birkirkara, Malta. Generation 3 4. Carmelo AGIUS, son of Pietro AGIUS was born in Zurrieq, Malta. He married Concetta AGIUS. 5. Concetta AGIUS was born in Florianna, Malta. Concetta AGIUS and Carmelo AGIUS had the following children: 2. i. Emmanual AGIUS was born on 06 Nov 1900 in Floriana, MALTA. He died on 07 Dec 1976 in Birkirkara, Malta. He married Mary Victoria VELLA on 25 Apr 1932 in Marsa, MALTA, daughter of Aristeo VELLA and Enrichetta PORTANIER. She was born on 06 Sep 1907 in Hamrun, MALTA. She died in Aug 2004 in Birkirkara, Malta. ii. Maria AGIUS. She married Guzeppi CAMILLERIA. iii. Annetta AGIUS. iv. Guzeppi AGIUS. He married Giuseppina FSADNI. v. Colina AGIUS. She married Edward PILLOW. vi. Benedict AGIUS. He married Georgia UNKNOWN. vii. Caterina AGIUS. viii. Carmelina AGIUS. She married Carmelo AGIUS. ix. Peter AGIUS. 6. Aristeo VELLA, son of Abele VELLA and Giovanna VIDAL was born in Valletta, Malta. He married Enrichetta PORTANIER. 7. Enrichetta PORTANIER was born in Valletta, Malta. Enrichetta PORTANIER and Aristeo VELLA had the following children: 3. i. Mary Victoria VELLA was born on 06 Sep 1907 in Hamrun, MALTA. She died in Aug 2004 in Birkirkara, Malta. She married Emmanual AGIUS on 25 Apr 1932 in Marsa, MALTA, son of Carmelo AGIUS and Concetta AGIUS. He was born on 06 Marsa, MALTA, son of Carmelo AGIUS and Concetta AGIUS. He was born on 06 Nov 1900 in Floriana, MALTA. He died on 07 Dec 1976 in Birkirkara, Malta. ii. Guzeppi VELLA. iii. Edward VELLA. He married Maria UNKNOWN. Generation 4 8. Pietro AGIUS. Pietro AGIUS had the following children: 4. i. Carmelo AGIUS was born in Zurrieq, Malta. He married Concetta AGIUS. She was born in Florianna, Malta. ii. Annie AGIUS. iii. Guzeppi AGIUS. iv. Benedict AGIUS. 12. Abele VELLA, son of Giovanni Bapiste VELLA and Vincenza FLAMINGO was born about 1800 in Malta. He married Giovanna VIDAL on 10 Oct 1848 in Valletta St Paul Le Naufragé, Malta. 13. Giovanna VIDAL, daughter of Ignazio VIDAL and Maria Antonia MALLIA was born about 1800 in Malta. Giovanna VIDAL and Abele VELLA had the following child: 6. i. Aristeo VELLA was born in Valletta, Malta. He married Enrichetta PORTANIER. She was born in Valletta, Malta. Generation 5 24. Giovanni Bapiste VELLA, son of Giuseppe VELLA and Rosa VIDAL was born about 1770. He married Vincenza FLAMINGO on 24 Jan 1804 in Valletta St Paul Le Naufragé, Malta. 25. Vincenza FLAMINGO, daughter of Giorgio FLAMINGO and Beatrice GRECH was born about 1770. Vincenza FLAMINGO and Giovanni Bapiste VELLA had the following child: 12. i. Abele VELLA was born about 1800 in Malta. He married Giovanna VIDAL on 10 Oct 1848 in Valletta St Paul Le Naufragé, Malta, daughter of Ignazio VIDAL and Maria Antonia MALLIA. She was born about 1800 in Malta. 26. Ignazio VIDAL. He married Maria Antonia MALLIA. 27. Maria Antonia MALLIA. Maria Antonia MALLIA and Ignazio VIDAL had the following child: 13. i. Giovanna VIDAL was born about 1800 in Malta. She married Abele VELLA on 10 Oct 1848 in Valletta St Paul Le Naufragé, Malta, son of Giovanni Bapiste VELLA and Vincenza FLAMINGO. He was born about 1800 in Malta. Generation 6 48. Giuseppe VELLA, son of Francesco VELLA and Rosa FARRUGIA was born about 1740 in Malta. He died in Malta. He married Rosa VIDAL on 08 Feb 1768 in Porto Salvo, Valletta, Malta. 49. Rosa VIDAL, daughter of Pio VIDAL and Maria DANDALONA was born about 1740 in Malta. She died in Malta. Rosa VIDAL and Giuseppe VELLA had the following children: 24. i. Giovanni Bapiste VELLA was born about 1770. He married Vincenza FLAMINGO on 24 Jan 1804 in Valletta St Paul Le Naufragé, Malta, daughter of Giorgio FLAMINGO and Beatrice GRECH. She was born about 1770. ii. Emmanuele VELLA was born about 1800 in Malta. He died in Malta. 50. Giorgio FLAMINGO was born about 1740. He married Beatrice GRECH. 51. Beatrice GRECH was born about 1740. Beatrice GRECH and Giorgio FLAMINGO had the following child: 25. i. Vincenza FLAMINGO was born about 1770. She married Giovanni Bapiste VELLA on 24 Jan 1804 in Valletta St Paul Le Naufragé, Malta, son of Giuseppe VELLA and Rosa VIDAL. He was born about 1770. Generation 7 96. Francesco VELLA, son of Pasquale VELLA and Anna CAUCHI was born about 1700 in Malta. He died before 1768 in Malta. He married Rosa FARRUGIA on 19 Jul 1729 in Porto Salvo, Valletta, Malta. 97. Rosa FARRUGIA, daughter of Alberto FARRUGIA and Anna SCHEMBRI was born about 1700 in Malta. She died in Malta. Rosa FARRUGIA and Francesco VELLA had the following child: 48. i. Giuseppe VELLA was born about 1740 in Malta. He died in Malta. He married Rosa VIDAL on 08 Feb 1768 in Porto Salvo, Valletta, Malta, daughter of Pio VIDAL and Maria DANDALONA. She was born about 1740 in Malta. She died in Malta. 98. Pio VIDAL was born about 1720 in Malta. He died in Malta. He married Maria DANDALONA on 04 Jan 1747 in San Paolo, Valetta, Malta. 99. Maria DANDALONA, daughter of Gaspare DANDALONA and Madalena TESTAFERRATE was born about 1720 in Malta. She died in Malta. Maria DANDALONA and Pio VIDAL had the following children: 49. i. Rosa VIDAL was born about 1740 in Malta. She died in Malta. She married Giuseppe VELLA on 08 Feb 1768 in Porto Salvo, Valletta, Malta, son of Francesco VELLA and Rosa FARRUGIA. He was born about 1740 in Malta. He died in Malta. ii. Giovanni VIDAL. He married Catarina ANDRE. iii. Francesco VIDAL. Generation 8 192. Pasquale VELLA, son of Clemente VELLA and Domenica ABELA was born about 1660 in Malta. He died before 1729 in Malta. He married Anna CAUCHI on 19 Jan 1687 in Porto Salvo, Valletta, Malta. 193. Anna CAUCHI, daughter of Martino CAUCHI and Francesca LAURINA was born in Malta. She died after 1729 in Malta. Anna CAUCHI and Pasquale VELLA had the following child: 96. i. Francesco VELLA was born about 1700 in Malta. He died before 1768 in Malta. He married Rosa FARRUGIA on 19 Jul 1729 in Porto Salvo, Valletta, Malta, daughter of Alberto FARRUGIA and Anna SCHEMBRI. She was born about 1700 in Malta. She died in Malta. 194. Alberto FARRUGIA was born about 1640 in Malta. He died before 1729 in Malta. He married Anna SCHEMBRI on 03 Feb 1661 in Porto Salvo, Valletta, Malta. 195. Anna SCHEMBRI was born about 1640 in Malta. She died in Malta. Anna SCHEMBRI and Alberto FARRUGIA had the following child: 97. i. Rosa FARRUGIA was born about 1700 in Malta. She died in Malta. She married Geronimo PACE. She married Francesco VELLA on 19 Jul 1729 in Porto Salvo, Valletta, Malta, son of Pasquale VELLA and Anna CAUCHI. He was born about 1700 in Malta. He died before 1768 in Malta. 198. Gaspare DANDALONA, son of Giuseppe Pietro DANDALONA INGUANEZ and Caterina UNKNOWN. He married Madalena TESTAFERRATE on 31 Aug 1721 in Porto Salvo, Valetta, Malta. 199. Madalena TESTAFERRATE, daughter of Giovanni Batttista TESTAFERRATE and Maria SCIBERRAS. 199. SCIBERRAS. Madalena TESTAFERRATE and Gaspare DANDALONA had the following children: 99. i. Maria DANDALONA was born about 1720 in Malta. She died in Malta. She married Pio VIDAL on 04 Jan 1747 in San Paolo, Valetta, Malta. He was born about 1720 in Malta. He died in Malta. ii. Don Giovanni Battiste DANDALONA. Notes for Don Giovanni Battiste DANDALONA: Died unmarried iii. Teresa DANDALONA. She married Tomaso GATT. Generation 9 384. Clemente VELLA, son of Domenico VELLA and Imperia MALLIA was born about 1610 in Zabbar Malta. He died in Malta. He married Domenica ABELA on 08 Sep 1639 in Zabbar Malta. 385. Domenica ABELA, daughter of Domenico ABELA and Catarina ATTARD was born about 1610 in Malta. She died in Malta. Domenica ABELA and Clemente VELLA had the following child: 192. i. Pasquale VELLA was born about 1660 in Malta. He died before 1729 in Malta. He married Ursula JENTATO on 17 Sep 1676 in Vittoriosa, Malta. She died before 1687. He married Anna CAUCHI on 19 Jan 1687 in Porto Salvo, Valletta, Malta, daughter of Martino CAUCHI and Francesca LAURINA. She was born in Malta.
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