Maloni, Salvatore

[adelfio]

Looks like line 13-14 its says South Market and uncle Sebastian D'Amico but the line above it says Salvatore Calderone going to see Sebastian D'Amico brotherinlaw same South Market Philadelphia

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1920 United States Federal Census
about Sebastian D'amico
Name:Sebastian D'amico
Home in 1920: Phladelphia Ward 12, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Age:64
Estimated Birth Year:abt 1856
Birthplace:Italy
Spouse's Name:Angela Damico
Father's Birth Place:Italy
Mother's Birth Place:Italy
Marital Status:Married
Year of immigration:1886
Household Members:
Name
Sebastian Damico 64
Angela Damico 55
James Damico 24
Josephine Damico 21
Teresa Damico 18
Margaret Damico 16
Salvatore Damico 14

Marty

[billoms]

Thanks Marty,
That helps alot, I doubt that is my great grandfather then, unless I can get info from family that he went to Philly first.
Bill

[Tessa78]

I found a possible hit on a ship manifest from the SS Germania, arrived oct 1903 in NY. There was a Salvatore Melone/Milone, age 17,From Falcone, visiting an uncle Sebastian D'Amico.. However it does not say were Seb is located. I tried looking for him but no hit. What do you think?

Took a look at the manifest...
Salvatore's destination is Galion, Ohio
The address for Sebastiano D'Amico is South Market St. 925(?), Galion, Ohio
The passenger immediately above him is going to the same person in Galion, Ohio, who is listed as his brother-in-law.

T.

[adelfio]

Thanks T for the backup

Marty

[billoms]

Thanks Still think not related
Bill

[Tessa78]

Thanks T for the backup

Marty

Sorry Marty. I didn't realize you had responded...

BTW - I read that the destination (Sebastiano D'Amico) on the manifest is in OHIO, Not Philly.

Still don't think it's Bill's ancestor either way!

T.

[billoms]

Does anyone know of an italian first name of "annuncialo, Innuncialo, nonziola" I have ran accross this in a document but can not make it out. If you know what is the english equivilant?

[Tessa78]

Would you consider posting the document?

T.

[billoms]

Thanks Tessa

[Tessa78]

I think this was an attempt by someone who didn't understand an accent to write NUNZIO
Or possible Annunziato?

T.

[billoms]

I Think you are right. Salvatore's first male child's name is Nunzio. Is Annunziato the formal name and Nunzio a "nickname" in italian?

[Tessa78]

I Think you are right. Salvatore's first male child's name is Nunzio. Is Annunziato the formal name and Nunzio a "nickname" in italian?

I believe it is just NUNZIO...

There is a female name - Annunziata - but I have not found a male counterpart.

T.

[billoms]

Thanks

[SandyM1988]

Just came across these posts. I don't know if you are still looking for info, but my father-in-law, Mario, (85) is Salvatore and Parmina's (née Vinci) only surviving son. He said the kids names were Pauline, Nunzio, Rosie, Lena, Joseph, Jenny, Frank, Philly (drowned at age 12), and Mario. Also, Mario said he remembers his mother's name was Parmina, but he said he remembered someone calling her Lena. He said his parents also had male twins (born before the other children) that both died of pneumonia one year apart. Are you a relative?

[billoms]

Yes. I would like to talk to you more. Please email me at wmcecere@ roadrunner.com