Hi Folks:

I found this family in Wheatland, Monroe Co., NY in the 1910 Census:

1910 Census of Wheatland, ED 222, Monroe Co., NY, p. 282A:

Line 32: #239/247:

[Indexed as "Paunella"; my reading is PANNELLA, which is indexed as an alternate reading; page is very hard to read]

Antonio Pannella.......Head..M..42..[b. 1868]..mar: 15yrs..[m: 1895].................Italy Italy Italy...Imm: 1892? Nat.
Trachael(e)*....................Wife...F...32..[b. 1878]..mar: 15yrs..[m: 1895]..Ch: 8/8...Italy Italy Italy...Imm: 1895
Nicola.........................Son....M..15..[b. 1895]...S...................................................PA Italy Italy
Josie...........................Dau...F...12..[b. 1898]...S...................................................PA Italy Italy
Annette.......................Dau...F...10..[b. 1900]...S...................................................NY Italy Italy
Joe..............................Son...M..09..[b. 1901]...S
Minnie**......................Dau...F..08..[b. 1902]...S
Patsey***....................Son...M..05..[b. 1905]...S
George.......................Son...M..04..[b. 1906]...S [b. 25 Jan 1907]
Lucy............................Dau...F...01..[b. 1909]...S [b. 17 Jun 1909]

*So indexed; so written?---hard to read; but first letter looks like a capital "L", not a "T"
In any case a colossal blunder by the Enumerator .
**Typically, "Minnie" represents 'Filomena'.
***Typically, "Pats(e)y" represents 'Pasquale'.


I could not find any trace of this family in the 1900 Census, nor in the 1920 and 1930 Censuses.

Another Italian family that has been lost to researchers?

Halsey