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Giuseppe "Joseph" Calabrese of the Province of Palermo, Sicily Italy
and his wife of Spanish descent, Enriqueta "Rosa" Tristé of Agua Nueva, Chihuahua, México
photographed in 1918 with their second son in the city of El Paso, El Paso County, Texas U.S.A.
Giuseppe Calabrese & Enriqueta Tristé and their descendants
Generation 2 continued
2. GIUSEPPE "JOSEPH" CALABRESE
was born December 12, 1889 in Provincia di Palermo, Sicilia, Italia (Province of Palermo, Sicily, Italy), in the town of Shavalon or Chevron or Cefalů in Sicly. His parents were born in Italy of Italian descent. His native language was Italian. He spoke Southern Calabrese, a dialect of southern Calabria and Sicily. He was the son of
GIOVANNI ANTONIO CALABRESE and ROSARIA ROSALIA GUERCIO.
Giuseppe "Joseph" Calabrese immigrated alone to America about the age of 16, circa 1906 - 1909.
By 1910 - 1912 he was living in El Paso, Texas in the southwest United States where he would meet his future young bride, ENRIQUETA "ROSA" TRISTÉ. The first name Guiseppe is the Italian form of Joseph, and records were found where he used both names. He was recorded as Giuseppe Calabrese on his marriage license, his marriage record, and on his U.S. World War I Draft registration card. The WW I draft card dated June 5, 1917 in El Paso, Texas recorded that Giuseppe Calabrese was born in Shavalon, Province Palermo, Sicily, Italy his physical description was recorded medium height, medium build, gray eyes, dark brown hair. The draft registration card also recorded that he became a declarant of the United States at the age of 26 on April 18, 1917.
The date of birth for Giuseppe Calabrese varied from record to record. His marriage license dated January 25, 1910, recorded his date of birth December 1888. The WWI draft card dated June 5, 1917 recorded his date of birth April 17, 1891. His Social Security card recorded his date of birth December 12, 1889.
(Dee's note: My great-greandfather, Giuseppe Joseph Calabrese, told me that he was born in the month of December. Due to the language barrier when he lived in El Paso Texas, I think there is a possibility that the birth month of April recorded on his WWI draft card might have been mixed up with the month that he became a declarant.)
GIUSEPPE "JOSEPH" CALABRESE married ENRIQUETA "ROSA" TRISTÉ in the City of El Paso, El Paso County, Texas. She was born between July 11, 1889 - 1891 in Agua Nueva, Chihuahua, Mexico of Spanish descent. Her native language was Spanish. She might have been born at Rancho Agua Nueva, a working ranch since about 1700, of the Agua Nueva Hacienda in Chihuahua, Mexico.
Enriqueta Rose Triste might have been the daughter of FRANCISCO TRISTÉ of Mexico and his wife PALONIA "Pauline" LOSOYA. [Descendant of Losoya or Lozoya of Spain].
Circa 1899, the Triste family immigrated from Chihuahua, Mexico and settled in the city of El Paso in El Paso County, Texas just across the U.S - Mexican border. From a toddler until her teens, Enriqueta Triste (also known as Rose) was raised in El Paso, Texas. When she was about age 13, the shy young girl took an interest in Giuseppe Calabrese who was a barber in El Paso. Rose would peek into the barbershop to watch the young Italian man cutting hair. Giuseppe noticed the attention from young Rose and one particular day when she pressed her nose to the window of the barbershop, he ran out after her and wagged his finger and said "One day imma gonna marry you!" He later did! Their household would be a trilingual blend of Sicilian Calabrese, Spanish and English.
Guiseppe Joseph Calabrese was enumerated as Jose Calabrese in the 1920 U.S. census in the city of El Paso, El Paso County, Texas when his family lived a few blocks from the U.S. Mexican border. From about 1923 onward, he was known as Joseph or Joe Calabrese. He would later tell his children and grandchildren that for a short time he was a deputy sheriff on border patrol at the U.S. - Mexican border, but switched his profession to the tonsorial trade and began what would be his life-long trade as a barber when he settled in El Paso, Texas. Joseph and Rose Calabrese moved to Baltimore City, Maryland between 1922 and 1923 to meet with Joe's younger brothers, Rosario Calabrese and Pietro Peter Calabrese, who came to America from Sicily in the early 1920s. The three Calabrese brothers became barbers in Baltimore. Their brothers Andrea Calabrese and Luigi Calabrese also immigrated from Sicily and would settle in Annapolis, Maryland. Luigi Calabrese and his new wife Carmelina arrived at Ellis Island March 6, 1920.
TIMELINE
A marriage license was first issued to Giuseppe Calabrese and Miss Enriqueta Triste January 25, 1910 in El Paso County, Texas. They were married on April 26, 1915 by Roberto M. Libertini S.J., Assistant Pastor
of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in the city of El Paso, El Paso County, Texas.
(Roberto M. Libertini was born June 8, 1885 in Italy. He immigrated to America about 1911 and from 1915 through at least 1930 he was an Assistant Pastor and Catholic Priest in El Paso, Texas. He was still living in Texas in 1965 and died May 1973. His last known residence was Grand Coteau, Saint Landry County, Louisiana, U.S.A.)
In March 1913 Joe and Rose Triste Calabrese were living in California where their first son Charles Calabrese was born.
From April 1915 through January 1922 they were living in the City of El Paso, Texas where sons Joseph, John and Frank were born.
The 1920 US Census shows that on January 12, 1920 Jose (Joseph) and Rose Calabrese were neighbors with Francisco Triste & family living on S. Florence Street in the city of El Paso, El Paso County, Texas. They lived less than one mile from the Rio Grande River and the border of Mexico.
In 1922, Joe and Rosie Triste Calabrese moved from El Paso, Texas to Baltimore, Maryland where their youngest children, Sadie, Saro and Manuel were born. Rose and Joseph Calabrese celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary in Baltimore City, Maryland.
When Mr. Triste, Rose's father died, her mother remarried and became Mrs. Pauline LaScala. After the death of Mr. LaScala, Mrs. Pauline LaScala left El Paso, Texas and went to live with another daughter who was living at the time in Mesa, Arizona.
In the early to 1950's, Mrs. PAULINE LaSCALA visited and lived for a while with her daughter Rosa Triste Calabrese,
step-son, Joseph Calabrese, and youngest grandson, Manuel Calabrese at their home in Baltimore City Maryland.
Rose Triste Calabrese might have been the daughter or niece of FRANCISCO TRISTE and POLITA POLONIA LOSOYA.
Mrs. Pauline Triste LaScala died after 1955, possibly in Mesa Arizona or El Paso, Texas.
Joseph Giuseppe Calabrese died September 14, 1981 in Baltimore, City Maryland U.S.A.
Obituary in The Evening Sun Baltimore September 15, 1981
Rose Triste Calabrese died May 23, 1988 in Baltimore City, Maryland U.S.A.
Joseph and Rose Calabrese are buried together at Gardens of Faith Memorial Gardens
Baltimore County, Maryland USA
Children of JOSEPH CALABRESE and ROSE TRISTE are:
7. i. Charles Calabrese
born March 12, 1913 in California
died age 77 on September 14, 1981 in Baltimore City, Maryland
8. ii. Joseph S. Calabrese Jr
born February 28, 1918 in El Paso, Texas
died age 86 on October 31, 2004 in Baltimore City, Maryland
9. iii. John Anthony Calabrese
born February 28, 1918 in El Paso, Texas
died age 56 on February 17, 1976 in Baltimore City, Maryland
10. iv. Frank Joseph Calabrese
born January 5, 1922 in El Paso, Texas
died age 75 on September 22, 1997 in Baltimore, Maryland
11. v. Mary Sadie Calabrese
born December 8, 1923 in Baltimore City, Maryland
died age 64 on March 21, 1988 in Baltimore, Maryland
12. vi. Rosario Calabrese
13. vii. Manuel Calabrese
Generation 3
7. CHARLES CALABRESE
born March 12, 1913 in California
recorded as CARLOS CALABRESE age 7
in the 1920 Census El Paso, Texas
died September 9, 1990 in Baltimore, Maryland
buried Glen Haven Memorial Park Anne Arundel County, Maryland
married IRENE WADDELL
children of Charles Calabrese and Irene Waddell:
i. ANDREW J. CALABRESE
ii. GEORGE JOSEPH CALABRESE
born November 9, 1944 in Baltimore City, Maryland
died November 17, 1944 Baltimore City, Maryland (8 days old)
buried Holy Cross Cemetery Anne Arundel County, Maryland
8. JOSEPH S. CALABRESE Jr
born February 28, 1918 in El Paso, Texas
recorded as JOSE CALABRESE age 3
in the 1920 Census El Paso, Texas
died October 31, 2004 in Baltimore, Maryland
buried Gardens of Faith Memorial Gardens
married ALEXANDERA CATHERINE SCLAVUNOS
Joseph S. Calabrese Jr and his wife Catherine had no children.
9. JOHN ANTHONY T. CALABRESE
born October 24, 1919 in El Paso, Texas
died February 17, 1976 in Baltimore, Maryland.
buried Glen Haven Memorial Park Anne Arundel County, Maryland
married RUTH ROSALIE LINTHICUM
born August 17, 1922 in Baltimore City, Maryland
died September 3, 1983 in Anne Arundel County, MD.
buried Glen Haven Memorial Park Anne Arundel County, Maryland
daughter of CHARLES KEYSER LINTHICUM Jr,
paternal ancestors in Maryland since the 1600s from Wales
and FLORENCE MAY NAGEL of German descent.
Children of JOHN T. CALABRESE and RUTH LINTHICUM are:
28. iv. DORIS MARY CALABRESE
29. v. PAULINE FRANCES CALABRESE
30. vi. JUANITA CALABRESE
JOHN T. CALABRESE married (2) HATTIE MARTHA "PAT" PAINTER
daughter of Henry Ernest Painter and Lana Ann Terry.
born Dothan, Fayette County, West Virginia
Children of JOHN ANTONY T. CALABRESE and PAT are:
31. i. LILI MARLANE CALABRESE
32. ii. JERRY TERRY CALABRESE
33. iii. JOHN TONY CALABRESE
10. FRANK JOSEPH CALABRESE
recorded on his birth certificate as
REYES CALABRESI
born January 5, 1922 in El Paso, Texas
died September 22, 1997 in Baltimore, Maryland
buried Gardens of Faith Memorial Gardens
married CATHERINE SCHREIBER
daughter of William Schreiber and his wife Rebecca
granddaughter of Herman and Mollie Schreiber of Germany
born November 26, 1919 in Maryland
died August 14, 1985 in Maryland
buried Parkwood Cemetery
children of Frank Joseph Calabrese and Catherine Schreiber:
i. ROSE CALABRESE married JOSPEH ORLANDO
they had a son, ANTHONY J. ORLANDO 1963 - 2004
ii. FRANK JOSEPH CALABRESE Jr
FRANK JOSEPH CALABRESE Sr married secondly to ESTELLE T. KOHLEPP
11. MARY SADIE CALABRESE
born December 8, 1923 in Baltimore City, Maryland
died March 21, 1988 in Baltimore, Maryland
buried Holly Hill Memorial Gardens Baltimore County, Maryland
married GRANT AVERY RINES
Grant was the brother of Maude L. Rines who married
Rosario Calabrese, brother of Mary Sadie Calabrese.
Grant and Maude were children of Samuel and Beulah Rines
and grandchildren of George Avery Rines and his wife, Catherine
GRANT AVERY RINES who married Mary Sadie Calabrese was
born December 28, 1923 in Baltimore, Maryland
died August 15, 2004 Baltimore, Maryland
buried Holly Hill Memorial Gardens Baltimore County, Maryland
children of MARY SADIE CALABRESE and GRANT AVERY RINES:
i. GRANT RINES
ii. DIANE RINES
iii. REGINA RINES
iv. JANET RINES
12. ROSARIO SARO CALABRESE married MAUD L. RINES
Maude is the sister of Grant Avery Rines who married
Mary Sadie Calabrese, sister of Rosario Calabrese.
Maude and Grant Rines were children of Samuel and Beulah Rines
and grandchildren of George Avery Rines and his wife, Catherine
George Avery Rines was a sea Captain born 1858 Westport, Lincoln Co. Maine
The Rines family are buried together at Holly Hill Memorial Gardens
Children of ROSARIO SARO CALABRESE and MAUD RINES are:
i. ANTHONY JAMES CALABRESE
34. ii. AMY ELIZABETH CALABRESE
35. iii. KRISTINA SUZANNE CALABRESE
13. MANUEL CALABRESE married JEANETTE THOMPSON
Twin children of MANUEL CALABRESE and JEANETTE THOMPSON:
36. i. MICHAEL D. CALABRESE
37. ii. JEANETTE "JENNY" CALABRESE
Generation 4
Children of JOHN ANTHONY CALABRESE and RUTH LINTHICUM:
28. DORIS MARY CALABRESE married
RAYMOND AARON HORNEY
son of CALVIN AARON HORNEY whose ancestors were in Maryland since the 1600s
and ELLA ELIZABETH GOLDSTRAW
of English,
Danish,
Prussian/German
descent
Children of DORIS CALABRESE and RAYMOND HORNEY:
38 i. DIANA LYNN HORNEY (creator of this webpage)
39 ii. RAYMOND AARON HORNEY Jr
40 iii. TAMMY LEE HORNEY
29. PAULINE FRANCES CALABRESE married CARL GEORGE RUBY.
son of CARL EDWARD RUBY.
Children of PAULINE CALABRESE and GEORGE RUBY:
41 i. THORESA ANN RUBY
42 ii. MARY BETH RUBY
30. JUANITA V. CALABRESE married (1) BARRY
STEBBINGS
Children of JUANITA CALABRESE and BARRY STEBBINGS:
i. HEIDI STEBBINGS
ii. AMY STEBBINGS
JUANITA CALABRESE married (2) WILLIAM "Murf" SCHANKEN
Child of JUANITA CALABRESE and WILLIAM "Murf" SCHANKEN:
i. MITCH SCHANKEN
Children of JOHN ANTHONY CALABRESE and HATTIE PAINTER
31. LILI MARLANE CALABRESE married KENNETH D. FISSELL
Children of LILI MARLANE CALABRESE and KENNETH D. FISSELL
i. DARLA FISSELL
ii. DOUG FISSELL
32. JERRY TERRY CALABRESE married CATHERINE L. "Cathy"
33. JOHN TONY CALABRESE married DENISE A. "Denny"
Children of ROSARIO SARO CALABRESE and MAUD L. RINES
34. AMY ELIZABETH CALABRESE married GEOFFREY PORTER
Child of AMY CALABRESE and GEOFFREY PORTER:
i. MATTHEW GARRETT PORTER
35. KRISTINA SUZANNE CALABRESE Married
JOHN FRADO
Child of KRISTINA CALABRESE and JOHN FRADO:
i. IAN KYLE FRADO
Children of MANUEL CALABRESE and JEANETTE THOMPSON:
36. MICHAEL D. CALABRESE
37. JEANETTE "JENNY" CALABRESE
Generation 5
Children of DORIS MARY CALABRESE and RAYMOND HORNEY:
38. DIANA LYNN HORNEY
Married (1) KENNETH
HERBERT WEAVER SR
Child of DIANA HORNEY and KENNETH WEAVER is:
i. KENNETH HERBERT WEAVER JR
DIANA LYNN HORNEY married (2) KENNETH CONRAD GABLER
39. RAYMOND AARON HORNEY Jr
Married (1) CAROL ANN JONES
April 21, 1979 in Smyrna, Kent County, Delaware.
Child of RAYMOND HORNEY and CAROL JONES is:
i. RAYMOND AARON HORNEY III
RAYMOND AARON HORNEY Jr married LESLIE MEARS
Child of RAYMOND HORNEY and LESLIE MEARS is:
ii. SETH ALEXANDER HORNEY
40. TAMMY LEE HORNEY
married JOHN JOSEPH WATSON
Children of TAMMY HORNEY and JOHN WATSON are:
i. TIMOTHY JOHN WATSON
ii. MICHAEL JOSEPH WATSON
Children of PAULINE FRANCES CALABRESE and GEORGE RUBY:
41. THORESA ANN RUBY
married PATRICK BOIDY
Children of THORESA RUBY and PATRICK BOIDY are:
i. SAMANTHA BOIDY
ii. JOSHUA BOIDY
42. MARY BETH RUBY
Children of MARY BETH RUBY:
i. ANTHONY SHANE TURNER
ii. DEVON ZANE
Children of JUANITA V. CALABRESE and BARRY STEBBINGS:
i. HEIDI STEBBINGS
ii. AMY STEBBINGS
Child of JUANITA V. CALABRESE and WILLIAM "Murf" SCHANKEN:
i. MITCH SCHANKEN
This website was created and research compiled and transcribed 1998 - 2006 by Diana "Dee" Horney - Gabler
in loving memory of my great-grandparents, Guiseppe Joseph Calabrese and Enriqueta Rose Triste Calabrese.
With loving gratitude for interviews in 1998 with my granduncle, Manuel Calabrese and his wife Jeanette,
and from an interview I had on the same day with my granduncle Rosario Calabrese and his wife Maud.
Also the many stories from my aunt Pauline Calabrese and from my mother Doris Calabrese Horney.
And a wonderful chat in 2002 with John Victor Calabrese, my first cousin twice removed, son of
Pietro Peter Calabrese and nephew of my great-grandfather, Giuseppe Joseph Calabrese.
To protect their privacy, births & marriages of living persons are not added here.
updated April 20, 2006
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