7 May 1903 Angelo Giannetta arrived in Port of New York on the S.S. Roma. He had departed Naples 22 April 1903. Age 37, a Laborer, country Avellino, last residence Trevico, final destination Scranton, he had $12, never before in the US, meeting his brother "Mickele" Giannetta.
2 Jan 1904 is the S.S. Patria's arrival date on the passenger list, but the ship actually arrived on 31 Dec 1903 and was held because of the new year. This is supported by arrivals in a New York paper. Passenger list: 6-12) (Michele's wife and sons Vito and Antonio) Theresa TOTO (nee Tota Giannetta) age 34, Vito GIANNETTA age 5, Antonio GIANNETTA age 2, (Michele and Angelo's father) Vito GIANNETTA 62 age, (Angelo's sons Vito and Antonio) Vito GIANNETTA age 13, Antonio GIANNETTA age 8, (a brother) Bonaro GIANNETTA (looks like Donato) age 35. Trevico, Italy listed for all of them.
29 Apr 1910 US Census Enumeration District 0088, Sheet 23B, 10th Ward, Scranton, Lackawanna, PA:1029 Mark Avenue 54-59 are Italy, Italy, Italy) JENESTE: Angelo 45 head M1 (Laborer, Shop), William 20 single son (Laborer, Shop), Anthony 16 single son, Nicholas 32 M1 son [too old to be a son], and Joseph "VNIA" 21 single boarder (Laborer, Shop) --- NOTE: Sheet 23A at 1033 Mark Ave (47-50) Angelo's brother is listed as "Micheal Johnn" and the rest of the family is (51-53) on Sheet 23B just before Angelo.
8 Apr 1930 US Census Enumeration District 0044, Sheet 14A, 10th Ward, Scranton, Lackawanna, PA: 948 Watrous Ave., 1-7) GIANNETTE: Vito 39 Italy Italy Italy head, Jennette 33 Italy Italy Italy wife, Charles 16 PA son, Frances 13 PA daughter, Anthony 11 PA son, Mary 9 PA daughter, Angelo 67 Italy Italy Italy widowed father.
15 Apr 1940 US Census Enumeration District 71-63, Sheet 14A, Ward 10, Scranton, Lackawanna, PA: 948 Watrous Ave - GIANNETTA: Vito 50 Italy head (Laborer, Lackawanna Railroad, Jennie 43 Italy wife, Frances 23 PA daughter (winder, silk mill), Anthony 21 PA son (new worker), Mary 19 PA daughter (new worker), Angelo 77 Italy widowed father
The Scranton Times (Scranton, PA) Saturday, 5 Feb 1944; Page 7, Column 7: "ANGELO GIANNETTA, EIGHTY, DIES AT HIS HOME IN EAST SCRANTON - Following an illness of several years, Angelo Giannetta, eighty, 948 Watrous Avenue, a resident of East Scranton for the past forty-one years, succumbed yesterday at the family home. He was a native of Italy. -- The deceased was a member of St. Rocco's Church and its men's societies. Surviving are two sons, Vito, Scranton and Antonio, Elizabeth, N.J.; a brother, Michael, Scranton; nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. -- The funeral will be held Monday morning with mass at 9:30 o'clock in St. Rocco's Church. Interment, Mount Carmel Cemetery, Dunmore."
The Scranton Tribune, Monday 7 Feb 1944; Page 12, Column 2 - FUNERALS "Giannetta - Angelo Giannetta 948 Watrous Ave. Today with mass at 9:30 a.m. in St. Rocco's Church. Interment, Mount Carmel Cemetery."
The Scranton Tribune, Tuesday, 8 Feb 1944; Page 10, bottom of Col. 3: "GIANNETTA FUNERAL - The funeral of Angelo Giannetta, 948 Watrous Ave., Dunmore, was held yesterday with a mass in St. Rocco's Church celebrated by the Rev. Louis Pilati. The Rev. Joseph Azzarelli was deacon and the Rev. Q. Rauzi, subdeacon. -- Pallbearers were: Frank Macchio, Peter John, Charles Giannetta, Henry Beggs, Salvatore Tota and John Conavita. Interment, Mount Carmel Cemetery."
Research is ongoing. I have yet to find several family members in the 1920 US Census, but the spelling of the Giannetta surname is all over the place. Angelo's 1944 Pennsylvania Certificate of Death No. 15263 with information provided by Angelo's son Vito is father Vito Giannetta born in Trevico, Italy and mother "Filomenia Regello" also from Trevico. He was widowed and his date of birth was given as 1864.
Note: Names and information is as the appear on the various documents.
2 Jan 1904 is the S.S. Patria's arrival date on the passenger list, but the ship actually arrived on 31 Dec 1903 and was held because of the new year. This is supported by arrivals in a New York paper. Passenger list: 6-12) (Michele's wife and sons Vito and Antonio) Theresa TOTO (nee Tota Giannetta) age 34, Vito GIANNETTA age 5, Antonio GIANNETTA age 2, (Michele and Angelo's father) Vito GIANNETTA 62 age, (Angelo's sons Vito and Antonio) Vito GIANNETTA age 13, Antonio GIANNETTA age 8, (a brother) Bonaro GIANNETTA (looks like Donato) age 35. Trevico, Italy listed for all of them.
29 Apr 1910 US Census Enumeration District 0088, Sheet 23B, 10th Ward, Scranton, Lackawanna, PA:1029 Mark Avenue 54-59 are Italy, Italy, Italy) JENESTE: Angelo 45 head M1 (Laborer, Shop), William 20 single son (Laborer, Shop), Anthony 16 single son, Nicholas 32 M1 son [too old to be a son], and Joseph "VNIA" 21 single boarder (Laborer, Shop) --- NOTE: Sheet 23A at 1033 Mark Ave (47-50) Angelo's brother is listed as "Micheal Johnn" and the rest of the family is (51-53) on Sheet 23B just before Angelo.
8 Apr 1930 US Census Enumeration District 0044, Sheet 14A, 10th Ward, Scranton, Lackawanna, PA: 948 Watrous Ave., 1-7) GIANNETTE: Vito 39 Italy Italy Italy head, Jennette 33 Italy Italy Italy wife, Charles 16 PA son, Frances 13 PA daughter, Anthony 11 PA son, Mary 9 PA daughter, Angelo 67 Italy Italy Italy widowed father.
15 Apr 1940 US Census Enumeration District 71-63, Sheet 14A, Ward 10, Scranton, Lackawanna, PA: 948 Watrous Ave - GIANNETTA: Vito 50 Italy head (Laborer, Lackawanna Railroad, Jennie 43 Italy wife, Frances 23 PA daughter (winder, silk mill), Anthony 21 PA son (new worker), Mary 19 PA daughter (new worker), Angelo 77 Italy widowed father
The Scranton Times (Scranton, PA) Saturday, 5 Feb 1944; Page 7, Column 7: "ANGELO GIANNETTA, EIGHTY, DIES AT HIS HOME IN EAST SCRANTON - Following an illness of several years, Angelo Giannetta, eighty, 948 Watrous Avenue, a resident of East Scranton for the past forty-one years, succumbed yesterday at the family home. He was a native of Italy. -- The deceased was a member of St. Rocco's Church and its men's societies. Surviving are two sons, Vito, Scranton and Antonio, Elizabeth, N.J.; a brother, Michael, Scranton; nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. -- The funeral will be held Monday morning with mass at 9:30 o'clock in St. Rocco's Church. Interment, Mount Carmel Cemetery, Dunmore."
The Scranton Tribune, Monday 7 Feb 1944; Page 12, Column 2 - FUNERALS "Giannetta - Angelo Giannetta 948 Watrous Ave. Today with mass at 9:30 a.m. in St. Rocco's Church. Interment, Mount Carmel Cemetery."
The Scranton Tribune, Tuesday, 8 Feb 1944; Page 10, bottom of Col. 3: "GIANNETTA FUNERAL - The funeral of Angelo Giannetta, 948 Watrous Ave., Dunmore, was held yesterday with a mass in St. Rocco's Church celebrated by the Rev. Louis Pilati. The Rev. Joseph Azzarelli was deacon and the Rev. Q. Rauzi, subdeacon. -- Pallbearers were: Frank Macchio, Peter John, Charles Giannetta, Henry Beggs, Salvatore Tota and John Conavita. Interment, Mount Carmel Cemetery."
Research is ongoing. I have yet to find several family members in the 1920 US Census, but the spelling of the Giannetta surname is all over the place. Angelo's 1944 Pennsylvania Certificate of Death No. 15263 with information provided by Angelo's son Vito is father Vito Giannetta born in Trevico, Italy and mother "Filomenia Regello" also from Trevico. He was widowed and his date of birth was given as 1864.
Note: Names and information is as the appear on the various documents.
7 May 1903 Angelo Giannetta arrived in Port of New York on the S.S. Roma. He had departed Naples 22 April 1903. Age 37, a Laborer, country Avellino, last residence Trevico, final destination Scranton, he had $12, never before in the US, meeting his brother "Mickele" Giannetta.
2 Jan 1904 is the S.S. Patria's arrival date on the passenger list, but the ship actually arrived on 31 Dec 1903 and was held because of the new year. This is supported by arrivals in a New York paper. Passenger list: 6-12) (Michele's wife and sons Vito and Antonio) Theresa TOTO (nee Tota Giannetta) age 34, Vito GIANNETTA age 5, Antonio GIANNETTA age 2, (Michele and Angelo's father) Vito GIANNETTA 62 age, (Angelo's sons Vito and Antonio) Vito GIANNETTA age 13, Antonio GIANNETTA age 8, (a brother) Bonaro GIANNETTA (looks like Donato) age 35. Trevico, Italy listed for all of them.
29 Apr 1910 US Census Enumeration District 0088, Sheet 23B, 10th Ward, Scranton, Lackawanna, PA:1029 Mark Avenue 54-59 are Italy, Italy, Italy) JENESTE: Angelo 45 head M1 (Laborer, Shop), William 20 single son (Laborer, Shop), Anthony 16 single son, Nicholas 32 M1 son [too old to be a son], and Joseph "VNIA" 21 single boarder (Laborer, Shop) --- NOTE: Sheet 23A at 1033 Mark Ave (47-50) Angelo's brother is listed as "Micheal Johnn" and the rest of the family is (51-53) on Sheet 23B just before Angelo.
8 Apr 1930 US Census Enumeration District 0044, Sheet 14A, 10th Ward, Scranton, Lackawanna, PA: 948 Watrous Ave., 1-7) GIANNETTE: Vito 39 Italy Italy Italy head, Jennette 33 Italy Italy Italy wife, Charles 16 PA son, Frances 13 PA daughter, Anthony 11 PA son, Mary 9 PA daughter, Angelo 67 Italy Italy Italy widowed father.
15 Apr 1940 US Census Enumeration District 71-63, Sheet 14A, Ward 10, Scranton, Lackawanna, PA: 948 Watrous Ave - GIANNETTA: Vito 50 Italy head (Laborer, Lackawanna Railroad, Jennie 43 Italy wife, Frances 23 PA daughter (winder, silk mill), Anthony 21 PA son (new worker), Mary 19 PA daughter (new worker), Angelo 77 Italy widowed father
The Scranton Times (Scranton, PA) Saturday, 5 Feb 1944; Page 7, Column 7: "ANGELO GIANNETTA, EIGHTY, DIES AT HIS HOME IN EAST SCRANTON - Following an illness of several years, Angelo Giannetta, eighty, 948 Watrous Avenue, a resident of East Scranton for the past forty-one years, succumbed yesterday at the family home. He was a native of Italy. -- The deceased was a member of St. Rocco's Church and its men's societies. Surviving are two sons, Vito, Scranton and Antonio, Elizabeth, N.J.; a brother, Michael, Scranton; nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. -- The funeral will be held Monday morning with mass at 9:30 o'clock in St. Rocco's Church. Interment, Mount Carmel Cemetery, Dunmore."
The Scranton Tribune, Monday 7 Feb 1944; Page 12, Column 2 - FUNERALS "Giannetta - Angelo Giannetta 948 Watrous Ave. Today with mass at 9:30 a.m. in St. Rocco's Church. Interment, Mount Carmel Cemetery."
The Scranton Tribune, Tuesday, 8 Feb 1944; Page 10, bottom of Col. 3: "GIANNETTA FUNERAL - The funeral of Angelo Giannetta, 948 Watrous Ave., Dunmore, was held yesterday with a mass in St. Rocco's Church celebrated by the Rev. Louis Pilati. The Rev. Joseph Azzarelli was deacon and the Rev. Q. Rauzi, subdeacon. -- Pallbearers were: Frank Macchio, Peter John, Charles Giannetta, Henry Beggs, Salvatore Tota and John Conavita. Interment, Mount Carmel Cemetery."
Research is ongoing. I have yet to find several family members in the 1920 US Census, but the spelling of the Giannetta surname is all over the place. Angelo's 1944 Pennsylvania Certificate of Death No. 15263 with information provided by Angelo's son Vito is father Vito Giannetta born in Trevico, Italy and mother "Filomenia Regello" also from Trevico. He was widowed and his date of birth was given as 1864.
Note: Names and information is as the appear on the various documents.
2 Jan 1904 is the S.S. Patria's arrival date on the passenger list, but the ship actually arrived on 31 Dec 1903 and was held because of the new year. This is supported by arrivals in a New York paper. Passenger list: 6-12) (Michele's wife and sons Vito and Antonio) Theresa TOTO (nee Tota Giannetta) age 34, Vito GIANNETTA age 5, Antonio GIANNETTA age 2, (Michele and Angelo's father) Vito GIANNETTA 62 age, (Angelo's sons Vito and Antonio) Vito GIANNETTA age 13, Antonio GIANNETTA age 8, (a brother) Bonaro GIANNETTA (looks like Donato) age 35. Trevico, Italy listed for all of them.
29 Apr 1910 US Census Enumeration District 0088, Sheet 23B, 10th Ward, Scranton, Lackawanna, PA:1029 Mark Avenue 54-59 are Italy, Italy, Italy) JENESTE: Angelo 45 head M1 (Laborer, Shop), William 20 single son (Laborer, Shop), Anthony 16 single son, Nicholas 32 M1 son [too old to be a son], and Joseph "VNIA" 21 single boarder (Laborer, Shop) --- NOTE: Sheet 23A at 1033 Mark Ave (47-50) Angelo's brother is listed as "Micheal Johnn" and the rest of the family is (51-53) on Sheet 23B just before Angelo.
8 Apr 1930 US Census Enumeration District 0044, Sheet 14A, 10th Ward, Scranton, Lackawanna, PA: 948 Watrous Ave., 1-7) GIANNETTE: Vito 39 Italy Italy Italy head, Jennette 33 Italy Italy Italy wife, Charles 16 PA son, Frances 13 PA daughter, Anthony 11 PA son, Mary 9 PA daughter, Angelo 67 Italy Italy Italy widowed father.
15 Apr 1940 US Census Enumeration District 71-63, Sheet 14A, Ward 10, Scranton, Lackawanna, PA: 948 Watrous Ave - GIANNETTA: Vito 50 Italy head (Laborer, Lackawanna Railroad, Jennie 43 Italy wife, Frances 23 PA daughter (winder, silk mill), Anthony 21 PA son (new worker), Mary 19 PA daughter (new worker), Angelo 77 Italy widowed father
The Scranton Times (Scranton, PA) Saturday, 5 Feb 1944; Page 7, Column 7: "ANGELO GIANNETTA, EIGHTY, DIES AT HIS HOME IN EAST SCRANTON - Following an illness of several years, Angelo Giannetta, eighty, 948 Watrous Avenue, a resident of East Scranton for the past forty-one years, succumbed yesterday at the family home. He was a native of Italy. -- The deceased was a member of St. Rocco's Church and its men's societies. Surviving are two sons, Vito, Scranton and Antonio, Elizabeth, N.J.; a brother, Michael, Scranton; nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. -- The funeral will be held Monday morning with mass at 9:30 o'clock in St. Rocco's Church. Interment, Mount Carmel Cemetery, Dunmore."
The Scranton Tribune, Monday 7 Feb 1944; Page 12, Column 2 - FUNERALS "Giannetta - Angelo Giannetta 948 Watrous Ave. Today with mass at 9:30 a.m. in St. Rocco's Church. Interment, Mount Carmel Cemetery."
The Scranton Tribune, Tuesday, 8 Feb 1944; Page 10, bottom of Col. 3: "GIANNETTA FUNERAL - The funeral of Angelo Giannetta, 948 Watrous Ave., Dunmore, was held yesterday with a mass in St. Rocco's Church celebrated by the Rev. Louis Pilati. The Rev. Joseph Azzarelli was deacon and the Rev. Q. Rauzi, subdeacon. -- Pallbearers were: Frank Macchio, Peter John, Charles Giannetta, Henry Beggs, Salvatore Tota and John Conavita. Interment, Mount Carmel Cemetery."
Research is ongoing. I have yet to find several family members in the 1920 US Census, but the spelling of the Giannetta surname is all over the place. Angelo's 1944 Pennsylvania Certificate of Death No. 15263 with information provided by Angelo's son Vito is father Vito Giannetta born in Trevico, Italy and mother "Filomenia Regello" also from Trevico. He was widowed and his date of birth was given as 1864.
Note: Names and information is as the appear on the various documents.
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