Salvatore Mazza
Of Briatico, Vibo Valentia, Calabria.
Every relationship drawn here comes from the family tree, and not one of them has yet been proved by a record. That is the honest state of this archive: the chart shows what Michael Mazza's tree asserts, and the colour tells you only whether anything at all has been read about the person at the other end. The method →
What is recorded
Dates withheld on purpose. This person would be 80 or younger today and the tree records no death for them. Their dates are stripped in the build — they are not in this page's HTML and not recoverable from this site. See Method.
Where this comes from
All 9 of the relationships drawn above come from Michael Mazza's family tree, and none of them has been proved by a record this archive has read.
2 records have been read about them:
- NAA passenger arrivals index — the Ugolino Vivaldi, 01 Mar 1951 — passenger index
- NAA passenger arrivals — placed on his mother's March 1951 voyage — passenger index
Born at Briatico in 1948, so two years old in March 1951, which matches the family account that Domenica Prostamo followed her husband with a son not yet three. Infants are routinely not indexed separately.
Where the two disagree, the chart above still draws the tree as it stands. This archive does not silently rewrite what it was given — the acts are here.
Component 1 · every Mazza in the archive →
The crossing
Born at Briatico in 1948; the tree records a Fremantle arrival out of Genoa with no date. The family story is that Domenica Prostamo followed her husband in March 1951 WITH A SON NOT YET THREE. A boy born in 1948 is two in March 1951. He is not separately indexed, which is normal for infants, but he belongs on his mother's voyage. — National Archives of Australia, passenger arrivals index 1898–1972, read 10 September 2026. The crossings →
Photographs
From the family's own tree, contributed by Michael Mazza and relatives. Almost none are captioned — identifications are the most valuable thing you can send.
Others of the same name
These three towns repeat their names relentlessly — this archive holds four men called Rosario Mazza and four called Giuseppe Arena. These are different people, kept apart on purpose rather than merged into one. Why →
- Salvatore Mazza — 1879–1929 , Piedimonte Etneo, Catania, Sicily, component 1
- Salvatore Mazza — undated , Piedimonte Etneo, Catania, Sicily, component 1
- Salvatore Mazza — undated , component 1