Francesco Anastasio Organized Crime Figure. Brother of fellow mobster Albert
His father, a railroad worker, died before World War I. There were nine sons and three daughters. One boy and two girls died at a young age; another son went to work on the rail-road, and a third emigrated to Australia. The six other sons eventually came to America, One, Salvatore, became a priest. The youngest, Frank, is a longshore-man in Brooklyn.
His father, a railroad worker, died before World War I. There were nine sons and three daughters. One boy and two girls died at a young age; another son went to work on the rail-road, and a third emigrated to Australia. The six other sons eventually came to America, One, Salvatore, became a priest. The youngest, Frank, is a longshore-man in Brooklyn.
Francesco Anastasio Organized Crime Figure. Brother of fellow mobster Albert
His father, a railroad worker, died before World War I. There were nine sons and three daughters. One boy and two girls died at a young age; another son went to work on the rail-road, and a third emigrated to Australia. The six other sons eventually came to America, One, Salvatore, became a priest. The youngest, Frank, is a longshore-man in Brooklyn.
His father, a railroad worker, died before World War I. There were nine sons and three daughters. One boy and two girls died at a young age; another son went to work on the rail-road, and a third emigrated to Australia. The six other sons eventually came to America, One, Salvatore, became a priest. The youngest, Frank, is a longshore-man in Brooklyn.
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