Moscufo is a municipality located in the province of Pescara at 246 meters (807 feet) of altitude. Moscufo has 3264 inhabitants and a surface area of 20.26 square kilometers (7.82 square miles).
The municipality of Moscufo also includes the following suburbs: Bivio Casone, Casale, Moscufo Scalo, Pischiarano, Selvaiella, Senarica, Valle Pelillo, Villa Sibi.
Moscufo was part of the Kingdom of Naples before the unification of Italy (1861) and belonged to the former Abruzzo Ultra I province.
Municipal Hall Information
Address:
Comune di Moscufo
Piazza Umberto I, 9
65010 Moscufo (PE)
Phone: +39 085979131
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: http://www.comunedimoscufo.it
State Archives Information
Address:
Archivio di Stato di Pescara
Via Cesare De Titta, 1
65129 Pescara
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: http://www.archiviodistatopescara.beniculturali.it
First 5 most common surnames in Moscufo
Ferri, D`Intino, Pace, Agresta, Di Domenico
Parish churches in Moscufo and municipality suburbs
| Church | Municipality | Suburb | Address | Diocese |
| Anime Sante | Moscufo | Viale C. Colombo, 41 | Arcidiocesi di Pescara - Penne | |
| S. Cristoforo | Moscufo | Via Vico d'Ercole, 6 | Arcidiocesi di Pescara - Penne |
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Hello – I am David Spoto. My maternal grandmother was Anna D’Intino was was born in Moscufo in 1892. She moved to the US and married Giovani DiPasquale who was born in Pianella in 1885. They lived in Rochester, NY (where I live) and had 12 children. My siblings and I are going to Pescara in June of this year and plan on visiting bothe of their home towns. We are looking to see if we have any remaining relatives in the region. Just wondering if you may have any information on D’Intinos who had migrated to the US who may be related to us in some capacity.