Boston Arrival 1907 Ship Romanic or Canopic

[DeliatheCrone]

I've seen a file card listing Saverio Andrea/Andrew CATANZANO's arrival on 9 January 1907, and a census record from 1920 that says he immigrated in 1906. Although all other males listed on the file card arrived (on various dates) on the ship Romanic, the card specifically says that Saverio arrived on the Canopic. FamilySearch.org also lists his arrival ship as the Romanic, although the Canopic is clearly visible on the card.

The census record also says Saverio's wife and two eldest children arrived in 1906, but they are not listed on the file card. His wife is Francesca Luisa/Louise Patella, and the children are Salvatore (2) and Maria Filomena (0). (Those are their ages at arrival) There are several more children on the census.

I cannot find a passenger list for either Saverio, Francesca, or the children. Not at Boston, anyway. Can anyone here assist me in my search for these records?

[Tessa78]

Here is the arrival of Saverio at port of Boston in 1907 on the Canopic
Going to brother-in-law Pasquale Patella in Somerville, MA
Line 6
https://s22.postimg.cc/uwh5johb5/Catanz ... al1907.jpg

And his naturalization verifying arrival
https://s22.postimg.cc/4bemo9k4h/Catanz ... io_Nat.jpg

Arrival of wife and children in 1908 at Port of Boston on the Romanic.
Wife is listed as Caterina Patella, children are Salvatore Catanzaro (3) an Maria Luigia Catanzaro (6 months)
Leaving uncle Raffaele Patella in Elena
Going to husband Saverio Catanzaro in Somerville, MA
Line 2
https://s22.postimg.cc/4qpwh4dpt/Catanz ... al1908.jpg

T.

[DeliatheCrone]

Thank you so much! I hadn't even considered that the surname might be misspelled.

[Tessa78]

My apologies... my typo
The name is spelled Catanzano, with an "n", on the manifests.

T.

[DeliatheCrone]

No problem. Although I HAVE seen the name Catanzaro - in the New England area, in obituaries where the given names and spouses correspond correctly. So perhaps it is sometimes misspelled.