1910 census has her born in US, but she’s on the manifest in 1905 with her mother and sisters.

In 1934, Angelina filed a declaration for citizenship. She lived at 340 91st Street in Brooklyn. She was 30, single, and worked as a sewing machine operator. She had a light complexion, brown eyes, black hair, and was 5’4” and 109. She was born in Gioiosa Marea on August 2, 1903 and she arrived in the US June 4, 1905 on the SS Lombardi.

In 1937, Angelina filed her petition. She lived at 340 91st Street in Brooklyn and was a shoe workman. She was born August 2, 1903 in Gioiosa Marea. She arrived in the US June 4, 1905 on the Lombardi and has lived in Kings Count ever since. Her sisters Concetta Puglisi of 1573 W. 4th and Carmela Colelli of 859 54th St. in Brooklyn witnessed. They say they’ve known her since October 1, 1932.

She was admitted May 17, 1938, while still living at 340 91st Street.

In 1938, she took her oath of citizenship.