Seeking information about Cangiano family
Seeking information about Cangiano family
Seeking information about my grandmother who's married name was Francesca (Francis) Cangiano (immigrated about 1906-1908) . She married Louis/Luigi Cangiano who seems to have been born in 1858 Naples, Napoli, Campania, Italy. I don't know her maiden name but she was from Sicily. She had a son Joseph and a daughter Angela, my mother. I would know I would love to know more about each of these grandparents families in Sicily in IT and Southern Italy.
Re: Seeking information about Cangiano family
I should add that there is one document that identifies Francesca (Francis) Cangiano as Francesca Marino as she remarried after the death of first husband Luigi Cangiano. So Marino (or alternate spelling) is probably her maiden name.
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Is this your family tree on Ancestry?
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Louis (Luigi), Francesca and Giuseppe in the 1910 US Census
Lines 63, 64, 65
Luigi arrived in 1888, Francesca in 1906. Son Giuseppe listed as age 9 months, born in NY
Louis is a cabinet maker
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Possible naturalization for Luigi Cangiano in 1896 in Brooklyn, NY
Birthdate is listed as 11 March 1858.
Current address (in 1896) given as 165 Hopkins , Brooklyn.
Occupation: carpenter
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Naturalization Index for Luigi
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Here is the certificate of arrival for Francesca Marino (attached to naturalization Petition) at Port of New York on 14 December 1907 on the SS Perugia.
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Naturalization of Francesca Ferrara in 1944
Wife of George Ferrara, mother of Joseph Cangiano and Angela Cross (issue of first marriage); and Antoinette and Thomas (issue of second marriage)
Francesca was born 10 December 1882 in Trapani, Italy
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Louis (Luigi), Francesca and Giuseppe in the 1910 US Census
Lines 63, 64, 65
Luigi arrived in 1888, Francesca in 1906. Son Giuseppe listed as age 9 months, born in NY
Louis is a cabinet maker
https://www.ancestry.com/search/collect ... cessSource
Possible naturalization for Luigi Cangiano in 1896 in Brooklyn, NY
Birthdate is listed as 11 March 1858.
Current address (in 1896) given as 165 Hopkins , Brooklyn.
Occupation: carpenter
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... n&groupId=
Naturalization Index for Luigi
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... n&groupId=
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Here is the certificate of arrival for Francesca Marino (attached to naturalization Petition) at Port of New York on 14 December 1907 on the SS Perugia.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903 ... n&groupId=
Naturalization of Francesca Ferrara in 1944
Wife of George Ferrara, mother of Joseph Cangiano and Angela Cross (issue of first marriage); and Antoinette and Thomas (issue of second marriage)
Francesca was born 10 December 1882 in Trapani, Italy
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Arrival of Francesca Marino
Manifest (line #30)
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Francesca Marino was born in Castelvetrano (Trapani) on 10 December 1883 to Antonino and Vincenza La Grassa
https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12 ... 88/57zndyJ
Marriage record for Antonino and Vincenza La Grassa on 27 December 1883 in Castelvetrano
https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12 ... 05/Lzmeoj1
Banns
https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12 ... 43/Lo4pZKm
Manifest (line #30)
https://assets-heritage.statueofliberty ... 590297.jpg
https://assets-heritage.statueofliberty ... 590296.jpg
Francesca Marino was born in Castelvetrano (Trapani) on 10 December 1883 to Antonino and Vincenza La Grassa
https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12 ... 88/57zndyJ
Marriage record for Antonino and Vincenza La Grassa on 27 December 1883 in Castelvetrano
https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12 ... 05/Lzmeoj1
Banns
https://antenati.cultura.gov.it/ark:/12 ... 43/Lo4pZKm
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