question regarding duplicate birth certificates

[littleapple]

Valeria the link did work for me but I wasn't able to magnify but I realized that was an error on my part, I got it to work and was able to read it. Am I right in assuming the niece was held not Anna or were they both held for inquiry? Also how does one find out what the codes mean for the reason they were held?
You are a wealth of knowledge.
Thank you,
Melina

[vj]

Hey Melina!
I'm so glad we could add to your records.
Most of us here volunteer to help folks get a
jump start on their research.
The tag 'Master' you see for Biff & me is only
an indication of the number of posts we have
on this forum
Valarie

[vj]

Melina,
We all get a real kick out of helping -
it's a team effort building on each other's
finds!
I'll link a couple of neat sites for
reading manifests to this post in a second.
The designation for both was LPC =
'likely public charge'. They may have had
to wire for a ticket to Providence.
Valarie

Manifest Markings
jewishgen.org
and
Especially good for naturalization markings:
Lou Alfano

[Biff83]

Another one for Gennaro, alone

1916 Manifest
page 2
24 Feb 1916 SS Giuseppe Verdi Naples to NY
Line 6
edit: added detail
Gennaro Moncuri (Moncieri) 49 (abt 1866)
- married
- last residence Bonefro
- wife Giovanna in ?
- destination RI, Providence
- in US 1910/1913 Pittsburgh?
- joining sister Anna? at 11 Dale St
- born in Bonefro

Same vessel same arrival date on a different page
Egidio Lalli, year of birth about 1900
Last residence and place of birth, Bonefro
Nearest relative grandfather Egidio Lallli in Bonefro
Destination New Rochelle NY
Egidio Lalli 1916 manifest

[Biff83]

World War I Draft Card for Egidio Lalli
Egidio Lalli
Pleasant Ave, New Rochelle, NY
Date of birth 6 Nov 1899
Nearest relative Marie D. Marzo or Manzo (same surname as person Anna Maucieri Tavone accompanied) Campobasso Italy

[vj]

Biff!
You found him,
That's fantastic!
Great pick-up
Valarie

[littleapple]

You guys are simply amazing, I can't believe it! What a rush!!!!
I have often searched and been ready to give up, what a great help you have been and then some!

My father is going to be very excited. I don't know if either of you read the story about his father never seeing his half brother from (I guess 1916) to the 1950's when they moved to Canada and someone came and told him they saw an Edgidio Lalli in the New York area, they put my grandfather on a train and sent him with a note in hopes of finding his long lost brother. They met and kept in touch, visited even though my grandfather spoke italian and he only spoke a bit of Italian. In the end they died @ 40 days appart in 1980. Seperated for at least that long in years. We are very close to his family I will send them the info too. Thank you so much again,
You are both very helpful. Valeria mentioned being a volunteer, how does that work?
Melina

[littleapple]

Biff, and Valeria,
I just read the draft card, Maria di Marzo would have been his mother in Campobasso, Maria Giovanna Di Marzo was her maiden name, she married his father and then my great grandfather Gennaro Maucieri.

Wow, yipee!!!!
thank you thank you
Melina

[vj]

Melina,
Thank you for the rest of the story!
Volunteering is easy, just click 'post
a reply' to anyone's post that you want
to help with.
Please do !
Valarie

[Biff83]

Another Egidio Lalli to New Rochelle 1903 Manifest
Egidio Lalli, year of birth about 1847
Last residence Bonefro
Destination New Rochelle to join daughter Annamaria and son in law ??--I cannot make out the name of the son in law but it is the same name as the uncle the younger Egidio was joining in 1916.

[littleapple]

Hi Biff,
I just called my Dad he lives about 1 1/2 away from me. I told him what you both found for me. He is excited but confused as his father always said that they left in 1913, but he might have been wrong. The second Egidio you found doesn't seem to be the one related to ours right now. Ours only had one daughter, Jean and she is married in the US with her grandchildren and children close by. Her father married in the US too, according to Dad, Edgidio went to the US and never went back to Italy again.

Thank you so much for the info you have found, if you come across anything for Gennaro again please let me know. If I can push further I believe my great great grandfather also came to theUS, his name was Matteo Maucieri and he was born in 1838. I haven't found anything yet, his wife's name was Rosa Martinelli and prior to my finds we only knew about Gennaro but I have since found another son, Giuseppe Antonio, 1869 and Maria Michele 1872, the first Maria Michele was 1871 but I believe she passed away.

Thanks again,
Melina

[Biff83]

Melina,
You're very welcome. It was my pleasure to help. If I find anything else, I'll post for you.

Best,
Biff

[Biff83]

1930 Census for Egidio Julius Lalli
Living with the Frank Sylvester (possibly Sylvestro) family
5 Pleasant St, New Rochelle
Frank Sylvester 57
Marie T Sylvester 53
Charles Sylvester 24
Marco Sylvester 22
Tony Sylvester 19
Joseph Sylvester 17
Elizabeth Sylvester 15
Rose Sylvester 10
Julius Sylvester 7
Julius Lalli 31, single, immigration year 1916

[vj]

if you come across anything for Gennaro again please let me know

Gennaro Maucieri
two possible earlier manifests that
appear to match 'in US before'
notations on later manifests:

1901 manifest
13 June 1901 SS Isola Di Levanzo Naples to NY
Line 11
Gennaro Manciero 35 (abt 1866)
- married
- last residence Bonefro
- destination New Rochelle, NY
- joining brother-in-law Antonio D'Onofrio at 578 Main St?

1905 manifest
6 Apr 1905 SS Koenig Albert Naples to NY
Line 12
Gennaro Mancieri 38 (abt 1866)
- married
- destination Pittsburgh
- in US, Pittsburgh 1902/1904
- joining brother-in-law Dominico D'Onofrio at 810 Webster St

(note line above, may be a friend - he is
going to New Rochelle to join a friend,
Antonio D'Onofrio)

[Biff83]

Buon Giorno, Valarie. Hope all is well.

Very nice finds.

Baci ed abbracci,
Biff