Fallascoso, Italy to Ellis Island

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Fallascoso, Italy to Ellis Island

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My great-grandfather, Mariano Francione came to America from Fallascoso, Italy in approximately 1900. I cannot find the exact date from the ship manifests on the Ellis Island Website. Can you help?

I am also looking for the date that my grandmother Maria DiTollo Francione came to New York with her 4 year old daughter, Anna. I'm not able to find them on the Ellis Island Website or Castle Garden.
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Re: Fallascoso, Italy to Ellis Island

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Hi and welcome to the forum :D !
Did your great-grandfather have a son named Camillo?

1891 manifest
9 April 1891 Ship Cachemire to NY
Line 1182
Marianno Francione 35 (abt 1856)
destination Phila

1900 manifest
26 Jun 1900 SS Archimede Napoli to NY
Line 9
Camillo Francioe (Francione) 18
- last residence Falloscoso
- destination Filadelphia PA
- joining father Mariano

1906 manifest
4 Oct 1906 SS Prinzess Irene Naples to NY
Line 5
Camillo Francione 24
- in Phila 1900-1906
- joining b-i-l Antonio Di Tollo
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Yes, Mariano had a son Camillo. I am aware of the two times that Camillo came to America, but I think that you have solved the Mariano Francione mystery.

Thank you for all your help.

Any luck on my grandmother Maria & daughter Anna DiTollo? The year should have been about 1911.
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That's good news on Mariano!

Who would Maria & Anna have been joining in the US?

Thanks! Valarie
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Valerie,

Maria DiTollo Francione and daughter Anna DiTollo Francione would be joining Maria's husband, Camillo Francione in Philadelphia, (Wayne) PA

Maria came on a ship with daughter Anna and a young 16 year old friend from Fallascoso, Italy named Nicola DiOrio (DiIorio) if that helps.

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possible 1913 manifest
page 2
20 Aug 1913 SS America Naples to Philadelphia
Lines 29-30
Maria Di Collo (Tollo) 25? (abt 1888)
- last residence Folloscosa (Fallascoso)
- relative in Folloscosa m-i-l Anna
- destination Pa, Wayne
- joining husband Camillo Francione at 50 Fritz St
- born in Fallascoso
daughter Anna 4 (abt 1909)
- possible naturalization notations:
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Mar 20 1940 2184357(or 1) 505 Phila3? - 194553 NatX
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Yes, that is my grandmother. Thank you so much for all of the information that you have provided. I may have one more family member for you to find if that is O.K.
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We're always happy to help out :D !
Please post whatever else you need and
we'll see what we can do.
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Re: Fallascoso, Italy to Ellis Island

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O. K. Valerie, here's one more:

Mariano DiTollo, Born: November 21, 1847. He left Fallascoso Italy in about 1890. I can't find a Ship Manifest.

Also, he went back to Italy in about 1913. Would there be a record of this also?
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Re: Fallascoso, Italy to Ellis Island

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Valerie,

Oops! I made a mistake. Mariano DiTollo came to Phila. around 1885 not 1890.
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Mariano DiTollo,
Born: November 21, 1847. He left Fallascoso Italy...
came to Phila. around 1885...
I can't find a Ship Manifest.

Not having any luck at all on Mariano DiTollo...

Also, he went back to Italy in about 1913.
Would there be a record of this also?

There aren't any return manifests that I know of
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What other record do you have of Mariano in the US?
There may be a clue?

Sorry this one isn't working out (yet)!
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Hi Val,

Here are some clues:

His two sons:

Rinaldo DiTollo - Feb. 18, 1902 Ship Kaiserin Maria Theresia
Giuseppe DiTollo - Feb. 18, 1902 Ship Kaiserin Maria Theresia

Rinaldo DiTollo - March 15, 1905 Ship Neckar Line No. 0027 - 2nd Time

My grandmother, Maria DiTollo said that she was 5 mos. old (1886) when her father left the family. I assume he came to America then.

At some point while he was in America, he lived in Scranton, PA

If their is a different first name that matches this criteria, it could be that I was given a wrong first name.
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Valerie,

Mariano left his family in 1886, but maybe he didn't come to America then.

I do know that if he was born in 1847, 66 years later he visited my grandmother in Wayne, PA. That would have been about 1913. (The same year Maria DiTollo, his daughter came to America (See Above)

I believe Mariano had two brothers, Antonio and Matteo, but I don't believe they ever came to America.
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Great clues!
We'll see what we can do :D
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Re: Fallascoso, Italy to Ellis Island

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"If there is a different first name that matches this criteria,
it could be that I was given a wrong first name."


No luck again.
Since the transcribed birth record
for Mariano DiTollo on this outstanding
site for Fallascoso matches your information, a
search on ancestry.com was pretty simple:

all records, advanced search, exact
- first name Mariano, no last name
- born 1847+/- 2yrs in Italy

Also checked all the manifests
on the Fallascoso site. Quite a few for your
family, but no Mariano DiTollo.

Do you have all of his children's census records in the US?
Is there a chance he was staying with/near one of them?

Thanks! Valarie
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