Victor DiMattia

DiMattia in 2020, photo by DFree/www.bigstockphoto.com

Birth Name: Bruce Victor DiMattia

Place of Birth: Salt Lake City, Utah, U.S.

Date of Birth: December 20, 1980

Ethnicity:
*father – Italian
*mother – Irish, smaller amounts of English, Scottish, Swedish, remote German

Victor DiMattia is an American actor. He is also known as Victor Di Mattia.

Victor’s paternal grandfather was Samuel DiMattia/Di Mattia (the son of Pietro Di Mattia and Carolina Di Cola). Samuel was born in Pennsylvania, to Italian parents. Pietro was born in Accumoli, province of Rieti, Lazio, the son of Sabatino Di Mattia and Antonia Acquistucci. Carolina was born in Arquata del Tronto, province of Ascoli Piceno, Marche, the daughter of Giuseppe Di Cola and Marietta Orsini.

Victor’s paternal grandmother was Ascenza “Chenz” Monaco (the daughter of Antonio Monaco and Giulia/Guilia Federico). Ascenza was born in Delaware, to Italian parents. Antonio was born in Pettorano sul Gizio, L’Aquila, Abruzzo.

Victor’s maternal grandfather was John Anthony “Jack” Lynam (the son of Thomas Wheatley Lynam and Agnes C. Canavan). John was born in Delaware. Thomas was born in Delaware, the son of Frank Pierce Lynam and Mary Veronica Brand. Agnes was born in Pennsylvania, to Irish parents, Anthony Canavan and Helen Trainor.

Victor’s maternal grandmother was Helen Eileen T. McClafferty (the daughter of William Joseph McClafferty and Nellie Teresa McTague). Helen was born in Delaware. William was born in Delaware, the son of William J. McClafferty, who was Scottish, and of Martha Long, whose parents were Irish. Nellie was born in Pennsylvania, the daughter of John Edward McTague, whose parents were Irish, and of Mary Elizabeth Quill, whose parents were also Irish.

Sources: Obituary of Victor’s paternal grandmother, Ascenza “Chenz” (Monaco) DiMattia – http://ferreirafuneralservices.com

Obituary of Victor’s maternal grandmother, Helen Eileen T. (McClafferty) Lynam – http://dohertyfh.com

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