In 1917, as Jacob Colelli, he lived at 532 Bristol Street . He listed his date of birth as April 21, 1874 in Palermo and said that he had filed his first papers. He works as a ? for ? at 242 Gunn Rd?. His parents will always know how to reach him. He is described as medium height, medium build, brown eyes, black hair. He signed his name as Jack.515

When he married in 1919, he gave his address as 878 50th St. He was 24 and a shoemaker. His parents were Ferdinando and Maria Castellano. His brother Salvatore and sister-in-law Nunziata witnessed the wedding.

In 1920, living at 6017 9th Ave in Brooklyn with his wife Millie. They rent. He is 25, she is 24. They emigrated in 1898 and have filed papers. He is a shoe cutter; she does not work.516

In 1930, living at 859 54th Street in Brooklyn with his wife Millie and daughter Doris. They own the apartment, which is valued at $16,000, and have a radio. They are both 35 and were married at 24. Doris was born in Brooklyn. They both arrived in 1905 and are naturalized. He is a shoecutter; she does not work.517

In 1942, as Jack Colelli, living at 2004 Glenwood Road in Brooklyn. He is 48 and was born April 21, 1894 in Italy. The person who will always know where he is living is his wife Carmela. He works at Wolf & Son at 281 State Street in Brooklyn. He is 5’7” and 150 lbs., brown eyes, gray hair, and a sallow complexion. He has a scar on his forehead.518