In 1880, he was 20 and lived at 215 25th St. with his parents John, 45, mother Gracia, 42, and siblings Joseph, 18, John, 16, and Mary, 12. Angelo is a carpenter. His father is a cook in a hotel but hasn’t worked in six months, Joseph is a tailor, and John is a barber. Only Mary can read and write.145

In 1884, living at 377 Water Street when he was naturalized. He did not provide a birth date, and his former nationality is ‘King of Italy.’ He worked as a carman. His witness is Antonio Leonardi, a barber, of 97 Oliver Street.296