In 1902, she arrived in New York on her way to Boston. She was 30, a weaver, and traveling with her niece Vienna Laura, 14. Concetta was on her way to meet her husband Salvatore, who was at 192 North Street. Vienna was off to meet her brother Santo at 1235 Tremont St.

In 1910, she lives with her relatives the Molicas, Salvatore Coletta, and Ignazio Cicero. She arrived in 1902. She is 40 and a widow. She has had eight children, but only two have lived. Eugene is 7 and Salvatore is 11 months, and both were born in Massachusetts.



In 1930, she lives with Eugene and Salvatore at 44 Downing in Manhattan. They rent for $22. She is 56 and the boys are 27 and 21. She arrived in 1900. They say they were born in New York. Eugene is a helper on a wagon at a cotton factory. Salvatore is an operator at a jewelry factory.