FAMILY HISTORY
(Branch Bartolomeo Tagliaro)
 

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In 1873, Angelo Tagliaro and his wife Antonia Baú left from Gênova to Brazil, accompanied of  father Bartolomeo and the children Valentin, Antonio, Bartolomeo, Maria, Pio, Pedro and Angelo.
The trip took 13 months until the arrival in Rio de Janeiro, from where, in another ship, they travelled to Porto Alegre (south Brazil) and later on to the village of  São Sebastião do Cai, from where Antônia and the older son Valentim, left to Bento Gonçalves, in order to inspect the colony they had become designated.
From São Sebastião do Cai, they went in donkey thru the jungle to Bento Gonçalves, where they settled down as farmers in a property of 45 ha, in the place called Borgo (old colonial way and current Street São Paulo), where the children José, João and Terezinha  were born.

In 1879, Antonio Tagliaro and his wife Catarina, with the children José, Elisabeta, Maria and Antonio, embarked to Brazil and, after an afflicted 11 months travell (during the trip the ship was forced to make an emergency stop in the coast of Africa, where the son Bellin was probably born), they meet the remaining of the family in Bento Gonçalves and started to live jointly at a two pavements house made of stones (they say that got to live 45 people in the same house).

In the end of the century XIX, the family sold this property and acquired a bigger farm in the
place called Aguas Claras, current a municipal district of André da Rocha, where each son could build his own house.

With passing of the time the children began to leave the paternal house, being dispersed all over the south of the country:

Of Angelo's children:

-Valentim moved to the current city of Gaurama.
-Antonio opened a hotel in Nova Bassano and later on had transferred to the city of Getulio
Vargas.
--Bartolomeo moved to Guaporé and later on to Veranópolis and Santa Rosa.
-Pio moved to Guaporé.
-Angelo I moved to the city of Passo Fundo, after living in Linha Pizzamiglio, where he married, and later on in Lagoa Vermelha.
-João, the newest son, as it ordered the tradition, remained at the paternal house, and later on  had established with a hotel in André da Rocha (that still existed in 1990).
-Terezinha adopted the religious vocation with the name sister Inês on the Congregation of Saint Joseph, in Garibaldi's Convent.

Of Antonio's children:

-José lived initially Bento Gonçalves and later in Garibaldi.
-Elizabeta lived initially in Garibaldi and later on in Porto Alegre.
-Maria moved to Veranópolis and later on to Curitiba.
-Antonio II, resided in São Leopoldo, Antonio Prado, Erechim, Viadutos and Porto Alegre.
-Raimundo lived in Passo Fundo, after a short time in Veranópolis.
-Bellin, the unmarried of the family, after having lived with his brother Raimundo in Veranópolis, started to live in the Antonio's hotel in Getulio Vargas (current Estação) where he came to die.
 

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