Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Lisa Ann Walter" in English language version.
My mother was a Sicilian lady. she taught in D.C. in an urban environment as well. She was incredibly dedicated, loved her kids, fought for them, was tough, she really expected a lot. She was also just a great lady and very smart. Culturally, it was weird she went to college [...] She was a first generation that grew up in Little Italy in New York and then in Brooklyn, and they didn't do that.
According to marriage records from the New York City Municipal Archives, Walter's maternal great-grandfather, Francesco Mansueto, lived at 250 Elizabeth Street after he immigrated from Italy to the U.S., while Hendrix's great-grandfather, Dominick DePersio, resided at 190 Elizabeth Street.
Born in Bellefonte to a geophysicist father born in Alsace and a substitute teacher mother from Sicily, Walter and her older sister, Laura, grew up on the road as their father's profession took them to the Max Planek Institute in Germany and NASA positions in the Washington, D.C. area.
My mother was a Sicilian lady. she taught in D.C. in an urban environment as well. She was incredibly dedicated, loved her kids, fought for them, was tough, she really expected a lot. She was also just a great lady and very smart. Culturally, it was weird she went to college [...] She was a first generation that grew up in Little Italy in New York and then in Brooklyn, and they didn't do that.
twin sons born on the day as the twins in the Parent Trap movie, but two years later
Born in Bellefonte to a geophysicist father born in Alsace and a substitute teacher mother from Sicily, Walter and her older sister, Laura, grew up on the road as their father's profession took them to the Max Planek Institute in Germany and NASA positions in the Washington, D.C. area.
According to marriage records from the New York City Municipal Archives, Walter's maternal great-grandfather, Francesco Mansueto, lived at 250 Elizabeth Street after he immigrated from Italy to the U.S., while Hendrix's great-grandfather, Dominick DePersio, resided at 190 Elizabeth Street.
I'm Sicilian, my mother was Sicilian. My great-grandmother came over here and through Ellis Island to Little Italy in New York City and it was on Thompson Street where she had 12 children.
