Carascon (1814–1861) moved to Sulmona in the Abruzzi and became a Caffettiere or Cafe-owner. Don Bernabe's daughter, Donna Filomena Carrascon, married Colonel Don Dionisio Corsi, a Cavalry commander of the Regina Regiment and Governor (Intendant) of L'Aquila. All of their sons became military officers, but one in particular, Major Don Luigi Corsi, became distinguished as a pioneer in military incendiaries and steam locomotive technology. He was appointed Director of the locomotive factory, Officine di Pietrarsa near Naples by King [Ferdinand II of the Two Sicilies]. Their descendants have lived in such varied places in Southern Italy as Messina, Naples, Vieste, Sessa Aurunca, Rome, Sulmona and Pacentro. It is a very rare surname, with only a few descendants in Italy, Spain, England, and the United States. Sources Archivio di Stato di Napoli, Sezione Militare Archivo Historico Nacional, Madrid, Spain Fundacion Navarra Cultural, https://web.archive.org/web/20080905145146/http://www.fundacionnc.org/contenidocarrascon2.htm Surnames