Rocco Rosato was the grandson of Severio and Elizabeth Forello; son of Gerardo and Maria Constanza Toto Rosato. They had 6 children:
Elizabeth Rosato
Saverio Rosato
Rocco Rosato
Theresa Rosato
Victor Vito Nunzio Rosato
Marguerite (Margaret) Rosato
Rocco married Mary Bonvino,(age 19) and migrated to the Bronx from Toritto de Bari, Puglia, Italy in 1908.
They had a total of 9 children:
Angelo Rosato
Gerard Rosato
Constance Rosato
Sam Rosato
Anna Rosato
Elizabeth Rosato
Helen Rosato
Phillip Rosato
John Rosato
He owned and operated an ice and coal delivery business.
After he lost his eyesight he made a living selling newspapers and magazines at 149th Street and 3rd Avenue in the Bronx. His newstand was located at the 3rd Avenue elevated train station.
Elizabeth Rosato
Saverio Rosato
Rocco Rosato
Theresa Rosato
Victor Vito Nunzio Rosato
Marguerite (Margaret) Rosato
Rocco married Mary Bonvino,(age 19) and migrated to the Bronx from Toritto de Bari, Puglia, Italy in 1908.
They had a total of 9 children:
Angelo Rosato
Gerard Rosato
Constance Rosato
Sam Rosato
Anna Rosato
Elizabeth Rosato
Helen Rosato
Phillip Rosato
John Rosato
He owned and operated an ice and coal delivery business.
After he lost his eyesight he made a living selling newspapers and magazines at 149th Street and 3rd Avenue in the Bronx. His newstand was located at the 3rd Avenue elevated train station.
Rocco Rosato was the grandson of Severio and Elizabeth Forello; son of Gerardo and Maria Constanza Toto Rosato. They had 6 children:
Elizabeth Rosato
Saverio Rosato
Rocco Rosato
Theresa Rosato
Victor Vito Nunzio Rosato
Marguerite (Margaret) Rosato
Rocco married Mary Bonvino,(age 19) and migrated to the Bronx from Toritto de Bari, Puglia, Italy in 1908.
They had a total of 9 children:
Angelo Rosato
Gerard Rosato
Constance Rosato
Sam Rosato
Anna Rosato
Elizabeth Rosato
Helen Rosato
Phillip Rosato
John Rosato
He owned and operated an ice and coal delivery business.
After he lost his eyesight he made a living selling newspapers and magazines at 149th Street and 3rd Avenue in the Bronx. His newstand was located at the 3rd Avenue elevated train station.
Elizabeth Rosato
Saverio Rosato
Rocco Rosato
Theresa Rosato
Victor Vito Nunzio Rosato
Marguerite (Margaret) Rosato
Rocco married Mary Bonvino,(age 19) and migrated to the Bronx from Toritto de Bari, Puglia, Italy in 1908.
They had a total of 9 children:
Angelo Rosato
Gerard Rosato
Constance Rosato
Sam Rosato
Anna Rosato
Elizabeth Rosato
Helen Rosato
Phillip Rosato
John Rosato
He owned and operated an ice and coal delivery business.
After he lost his eyesight he made a living selling newspapers and magazines at 149th Street and 3rd Avenue in the Bronx. His newstand was located at the 3rd Avenue elevated train station.
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