vincenzo gugliotta

[pink67]

From Ancestry.com here is the 1930 census for Vito Ruscio, his wife Anna
and child:

1930 United States Federal Census
about Vito Ruscio
Name: Vito Ruscio
Home in 1930: Chicago, Cook, Illinois
Age: 48
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1882
Birthplace: Italy
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Anna
Race: White
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Household Members: Name Age
Vito Ruscio 48 head, born in IT, year of immigr, 1904
Anna Ruscio 44 wife, born in IT, year of immigr, 1912
Jennie Ruscio 18 daughter, born in IT, year of immigr, 1912
Catherine Ruscio 16 daughter, born in ILL
Victoria Ruscio 14 daughter, born in ILL
Frank Ruscio 12 son, born in ILL
Bruno Ruscio 9 son, born in ILL
Joe Serratore 25 cousin, born in Italy, year of immigr. 1921
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on the Community of Ancestry.com I found an old message regarding this family:

Ruscio
Anonymous (View posts) Posted: 12 Mar 2001 6:50AM

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Hi Laura, The Ruscio's I know from Chicago were Vito Ruscio and wife Anna Manducca. He would have come to Chicago about 1905, from Filadelfia, catanzaro, Italy.He has children still living in the area, They are Bruno,Catarina, Victoria,and Veronica. Tom

here is the link to this message, I know it's old but you can try to anwer and see if the person is still looking....

http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.rus ... .3/mb.ashx


I found out also that Anna Manduca her husband Vito Ruscio and child Bruno in 1937 went back for a trip to Italy...

New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957
about Ann Manduca
Name: Ann Manduca
Arrival Date: 23 Sep 1937
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1886
Age: 51
Gender: Female
Port of Departure: Naples, Italy
Place of Origin: United States of America
Ethnicity/Race­/Nationality: American;Italian (South) (American)
Ship Name: Rex
Search Ship Database: Search the Rex in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database
Port of Arrival: New York, New York
Nativity: Italy
Line: 20
Microfilm Serial: T715
Microfilm Roll: T715_6049
Birth Location: Italy
Birth Location Other: Filadelfia
Page Number: 86
Port Arrival State: New York
Port Arrival Country: United States

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But, as we know that Vincenzo very soon moved from Chicago to New York city, I don't think that they knew something about him... but it's just my opinion

Laura

[pink67]

The person who wrote that message on the Ruscio's from Chicago is the same person that wrote this message about the Surname Gugliotta:

Gugliotta relationship
Anonymous (View posts) Posted: 8 Dec 1999 6:42PM

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My grandmother was Anna Gugliotta and her parents were Francisco and Elizabetta Denisi of Filadelfia Catanzaro, Italy.

The most recent message that this person (Thomas Sarratore) wrote is in the year 2005.... I believe that you can join to the public "section" of Ancestry.com (free) and send him a message....

Laura


Edi to add:

here is another message form the same person.. it contains also his e-mail address (it was on the public community on the Ancestry.com site)

Serratore's in Australia
phylcs1 (View posts) Posted: 27 Jun 2002 1:25PM

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Hi Leo, Please note the address above is my wifes, my address is tom_s@gtemail.net . My father is
Andrea Serratore ,he was born in Filadelfia in 1891, he came to the U.S.A. in 1910.He married my mother in Niles, Michigan. She came from Filadelfia also. Her name was Barbara Paonessa Serratore. My grandfather on my fathers side was Francesco,My Great Grandfather was Gieseppi, and my Great Great Grandfather was Mariano .I am also related to the Bartucca's. I have may relative in the Boston area, Norwood, Mass. Can you furnish me more info. on your GGG-Grandparents. Tom Sarratore

Hope this helps!
Laura

[federici1999]

You can order a copy of the naturalization papers from the archive. Send them an e-mail with all the info you have. They will e-mail you with what they find and you can recieve all the documents used in the process. This is if he naturalized in New York. But you have nothing to loose by sending them an e-mail





The National Archives and Records Administration
Northeast Region
201 Varick Street , 12th Floor
New York , NY 10014

(866) 840-1752 newyork.archives@nara.gov

[michienzi2000]

I think that I may ask Vito Ruscio's still living sons, because Filadelfia is a small place and everybody knew everybody. Maybe they remember about their father's cousin. Is it possibile to have their address?

I'll also try to e-mail in order to have the Naturalization form. Thank you all for your help:)

[sarrator]

Antonio,
I was looking at your Vincenzo Gugliotta posts from 15 years ago. If you're still out there and still looking for information, I may know a bit. Vincenzo's cousin, Vito Ruscio, was my father's godfather and the families were very close. Additionally, my great grand mother was Anna Gugliotta (1863-1941) who was married to Vitantonio Paonessa (1863-1927). And just for fun, I have many Michienzi relatives!
Steve Sarratore