My Great Great Grandfather; Born in The Region of Campania, in the Province of Benevento, San Marco Dei Cavoti, Southern Italy on August 12, 1870.
Arrived On The Ship "Patria" Arrived In New York Ellis Island on May 7, 1902 from Port of Naples, Italy.
Intention Made For Citizenship On August 14, 1922.
Antonio or Anthony was a Laborer as well as a Machinist/Machine Helper with Railroad Shop in Green Island.
He had one time as well worked on the Railroads and or Mills in Sayre, Pennsylvania with his Brother in Law Pasquale Pinciaro.
He married his wife Barbara Pinciaro in or around 1893 in San Marco Dei Cavoti.
Together they had 4 Children 3 Daughters and 1 Son.
Arrived On The Ship "Patria" Arrived In New York Ellis Island on May 7, 1902 from Port of Naples, Italy.
Intention Made For Citizenship On August 14, 1922.
Antonio or Anthony was a Laborer as well as a Machinist/Machine Helper with Railroad Shop in Green Island.
He had one time as well worked on the Railroads and or Mills in Sayre, Pennsylvania with his Brother in Law Pasquale Pinciaro.
He married his wife Barbara Pinciaro in or around 1893 in San Marco Dei Cavoti.
Together they had 4 Children 3 Daughters and 1 Son.
My Great Great Grandfather; Born in The Region of Campania, in the Province of Benevento, San Marco Dei Cavoti, Southern Italy on August 12, 1870.
Arrived On The Ship "Patria" Arrived In New York Ellis Island on May 7, 1902 from Port of Naples, Italy.
Intention Made For Citizenship On August 14, 1922.
Antonio or Anthony was a Laborer as well as a Machinist/Machine Helper with Railroad Shop in Green Island.
He had one time as well worked on the Railroads and or Mills in Sayre, Pennsylvania with his Brother in Law Pasquale Pinciaro.
He married his wife Barbara Pinciaro in or around 1893 in San Marco Dei Cavoti.
Together they had 4 Children 3 Daughters and 1 Son.
Arrived On The Ship "Patria" Arrived In New York Ellis Island on May 7, 1902 from Port of Naples, Italy.
Intention Made For Citizenship On August 14, 1922.
Antonio or Anthony was a Laborer as well as a Machinist/Machine Helper with Railroad Shop in Green Island.
He had one time as well worked on the Railroads and or Mills in Sayre, Pennsylvania with his Brother in Law Pasquale Pinciaro.
He married his wife Barbara Pinciaro in or around 1893 in San Marco Dei Cavoti.
Together they had 4 Children 3 Daughters and 1 Son.
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