d'Addario's in Newark
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d'Addario's in Newark
| mondelli1 (View posts) | Posted: 30 Jun 2002 5:47PM GMT |
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d'Addario's in Newark:
Luigi d'Addario was a tailor and was born about 1875. He came from S. Elia Pianicso, Italy to America in 1898 and went to Newark N. J. He traveled with two other men that were tailor's named Guiseppe Di Marco and Salvatore Maucini. Luigi had been in America before in the years 1892-1895. He resided at that time in Newark, N. J. with a cousin.
Michele d'Addario was born about 1859. He was a tailor and came from S. Elia Pianicso, Italy in April of 1899. He was traveling with his sister Teresa d'Addario and they both met their brother Luigi at 113 S. Canal St. in Newark, N.J. Michele had been to America before in the years 1891-1893.
Antonio d'Addario was born about 1861. He came from S. Elia Pianicso, Italy in Nov 1899 to Newark, N. J. and met brother Michele D Addario at 199 or 119 S. Canal St. Manifest was no clear on the address.
Salvatore d'Addario was born about 1871. He came from S. Elia Pianicso, Italy in June of 1916 to 200 Newark St. in Newark, N. J. He met his brother Michele.
Achille d'Addario who was a tailor and was born about 1890 came to America from S. Elia Pianicso, Italy in 1903 and met an uncle named Luigi d'Addario who was at 118 Bank St. in Newark.
Luigi's daughter Antonia came from Apena, Italy in 1902 and was born about 1895. She came with her mother Anna d' Alessandro, Anna Maucini who was married to Pietro d'Addario, Maria Di Marco who was married to Guiseppe Di Marco,
Her aunt Maria Carota, and her cousin Luigi d'Addario who was born about 1892 to Peitro. At this time they all went to 149 Morris Ave. in N. Y.
In 1920 another d'Addario family arrived in Newark.
Luisa Di Gicco age 42 wife of Guiseppe d'Addario
Children:
Lucia d'Addario age 11
Maria d'Addario age 9
Filomena d'Addario age 18
Antonio d'Addario age 17
Also traveling with them were Franceso Di Marco, Maria Donata age 9, and Marianna Giannotta age 32, the three of them went to 119 S. Canal St. The d'Addario's went to 83 Windroop St. in Newark. All were from S. Elia Pianicso, Italy
April 27, 1912 a Michele d'Addario arrived in Newark and met Uncle Michelangelo d'Addario at 139 Canal St. in Newark on the same ship was an Antonio d'Addario who met a cousin named Guiseppe Di Marco at 135 Canal St. in Newark. 135 and 139 are probably next door to each other. Both men were 18 years old and born about 1894.
A lot of the Di Marco's and the d'Addario's that arrived from S. Elia Pianicso, Italy were related, either by marriage or cousins. There were a few instances on manifests were they arrived in America together and settled in the same places. Usually in Newark, N. J. on Canal St.
133 Canal St. in Newark was a popular address. Anyone know about Canal St.?
Does anyone know how all these folks connect?
Luigi d'Addario was a tailor and was born about 1875. He came from S. Elia Pianicso, Italy to America in 1898 and went to Newark N. J. He traveled with two other men that were tailor's named Guiseppe Di Marco and Salvatore Maucini. Luigi had been in America before in the years 1892-1895. He resided at that time in Newark, N. J. with a cousin.
Michele d'Addario was born about 1859. He was a tailor and came from S. Elia Pianicso, Italy in April of 1899. He was traveling with his sister Teresa d'Addario and they both met their brother Luigi at 113 S. Canal St. in Newark, N.J. Michele had been to America before in the years 1891-1893.
Antonio d'Addario was born about 1861. He came from S. Elia Pianicso, Italy in Nov 1899 to Newark, N. J. and met brother Michele D Addario at 199 or 119 S. Canal St. Manifest was no clear on the address.
Salvatore d'Addario was born about 1871. He came from S. Elia Pianicso, Italy in June of 1916 to 200 Newark St. in Newark, N. J. He met his brother Michele.
Achille d'Addario who was a tailor and was born about 1890 came to America from S. Elia Pianicso, Italy in 1903 and met an uncle named Luigi d'Addario who was at 118 Bank St. in Newark.
Luigi's daughter Antonia came from Apena, Italy in 1902 and was born about 1895. She came with her mother Anna d' Alessandro, Anna Maucini who was married to Pietro d'Addario, Maria Di Marco who was married to Guiseppe Di Marco,
Her aunt Maria Carota, and her cousin Luigi d'Addario who was born about 1892 to Peitro. At this time they all went to 149 Morris Ave. in N. Y.
In 1920 another d'Addario family arrived in Newark.
Luisa Di Gicco age 42 wife of Guiseppe d'Addario
Children:
Lucia d'Addario age 11
Maria d'Addario age 9
Filomena d'Addario age 18
Antonio d'Addario age 17
Also traveling with them were Franceso Di Marco, Maria Donata age 9, and Marianna Giannotta age 32, the three of them went to 119 S. Canal St. The d'Addario's went to 83 Windroop St. in Newark. All were from S. Elia Pianicso, Italy
April 27, 1912 a Michele d'Addario arrived in Newark and met Uncle Michelangelo d'Addario at 139 Canal St. in Newark on the same ship was an Antonio d'Addario who met a cousin named Guiseppe Di Marco at 135 Canal St. in Newark. 135 and 139 are probably next door to each other. Both men were 18 years old and born about 1894.
A lot of the Di Marco's and the d'Addario's that arrived from S. Elia Pianicso, Italy were related, either by marriage or cousins. There were a few instances on manifests were they arrived in America together and settled in the same places. Usually in Newark, N. J. on Canal St.
133 Canal St. in Newark was a popular address. Anyone know about Canal St.?
Does anyone know how all these folks connect?