ANGELO CALABRESE BIRTH RECORD
Number 2
Calabrese Angiolo
(Proiect) [Project: foundling, orphan, abandoned infant]
The year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five twenty-four May, at nine-and-forty-minute hours in the municipal house. Next to me, Leone Landolfi, city councilor delegated by the Mayor with a deed of March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two duly approved of the Civil Status of the Commune of Castelfranci, Storti Salvadore appeared twenty-three years old, a peasant profession domiciled in Castelfranci, who gave me a child of sex male of the apparent age of thirteen days [covered in] rags and told me, that yesterday at two and thirty minutes afternoon hours, in front of his house of dwelling, placed at Strada Circondario, he found this child, where were the rags above said, lying supine with both hands enclosed within the jaws. At the said child I imposed the name of Angiolo, and the surname of Calabrese. The declarant then having made an application to leave him the child promising to ensure breastfeeding and custody, as well as to account for any request from the Authority and finding nothing in reverse, I have joined, and I left the child to the same declarant.
This witness was present as witnesses, Antonio Bocchino, of the seventies, peasant, and Angelo Maria Volpe, of the thirties, bracelet, both residing in this Municipality. Having read the present document to all the participants, they did not sign it, having said they did not know how to write.
L Registrar
Landolfi
SHIP PASSENGER RECORD
• First Name : Angelo
• Last Name : Calabrese
• Nationality : Italy, Italian South
• Last Place of Residence : Castlefranci, Italy
• Date of Arrival : April 10, 1913
• Age at Arrival : 17
• Gender : Male
• Marital Status : Single
• Ship of Travel : Taormina
• Port of Departure : Naples - March 26, 1913
• Port of Arrival: Philadelphia
Angelo was working for the Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company in Lowellville, Ohio when he registered for the draft for World War I on June 5, 1917. It was an interurban streetcar and railroad operation.
Married Filomena Casillo on November 18, 1920 in Edinburg, Pennsylvania where they both resided at the time. Ceremony performed by C.S. McCullough with Filomena's father's permission required since she was 15 years old.
Angelo was working for the Pennsylvania and Lake Erie Railroad in New Castle, Pennsylvania when he registered for the draft for World War II on April 27, 1941.
Number 2
Calabrese Angiolo
(Proiect) [Project: foundling, orphan, abandoned infant]
The year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five twenty-four May, at nine-and-forty-minute hours in the municipal house. Next to me, Leone Landolfi, city councilor delegated by the Mayor with a deed of March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two duly approved of the Civil Status of the Commune of Castelfranci, Storti Salvadore appeared twenty-three years old, a peasant profession domiciled in Castelfranci, who gave me a child of sex male of the apparent age of thirteen days [covered in] rags and told me, that yesterday at two and thirty minutes afternoon hours, in front of his house of dwelling, placed at Strada Circondario, he found this child, where were the rags above said, lying supine with both hands enclosed within the jaws. At the said child I imposed the name of Angiolo, and the surname of Calabrese. The declarant then having made an application to leave him the child promising to ensure breastfeeding and custody, as well as to account for any request from the Authority and finding nothing in reverse, I have joined, and I left the child to the same declarant.
This witness was present as witnesses, Antonio Bocchino, of the seventies, peasant, and Angelo Maria Volpe, of the thirties, bracelet, both residing in this Municipality. Having read the present document to all the participants, they did not sign it, having said they did not know how to write.
L Registrar
Landolfi
SHIP PASSENGER RECORD
• First Name : Angelo
• Last Name : Calabrese
• Nationality : Italy, Italian South
• Last Place of Residence : Castlefranci, Italy
• Date of Arrival : April 10, 1913
• Age at Arrival : 17
• Gender : Male
• Marital Status : Single
• Ship of Travel : Taormina
• Port of Departure : Naples - March 26, 1913
• Port of Arrival: Philadelphia
Angelo was working for the Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company in Lowellville, Ohio when he registered for the draft for World War I on June 5, 1917. It was an interurban streetcar and railroad operation.
Married Filomena Casillo on November 18, 1920 in Edinburg, Pennsylvania where they both resided at the time. Ceremony performed by C.S. McCullough with Filomena's father's permission required since she was 15 years old.
Angelo was working for the Pennsylvania and Lake Erie Railroad in New Castle, Pennsylvania when he registered for the draft for World War II on April 27, 1941.
ANGELO CALABRESE BIRTH RECORD
Number 2
Calabrese Angiolo
(Proiect) [Project: foundling, orphan, abandoned infant]
The year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five twenty-four May, at nine-and-forty-minute hours in the municipal house. Next to me, Leone Landolfi, city councilor delegated by the Mayor with a deed of March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two duly approved of the Civil Status of the Commune of Castelfranci, Storti Salvadore appeared twenty-three years old, a peasant profession domiciled in Castelfranci, who gave me a child of sex male of the apparent age of thirteen days [covered in] rags and told me, that yesterday at two and thirty minutes afternoon hours, in front of his house of dwelling, placed at Strada Circondario, he found this child, where were the rags above said, lying supine with both hands enclosed within the jaws. At the said child I imposed the name of Angiolo, and the surname of Calabrese. The declarant then having made an application to leave him the child promising to ensure breastfeeding and custody, as well as to account for any request from the Authority and finding nothing in reverse, I have joined, and I left the child to the same declarant.
This witness was present as witnesses, Antonio Bocchino, of the seventies, peasant, and Angelo Maria Volpe, of the thirties, bracelet, both residing in this Municipality. Having read the present document to all the participants, they did not sign it, having said they did not know how to write.
L Registrar
Landolfi
SHIP PASSENGER RECORD
• First Name : Angelo
• Last Name : Calabrese
• Nationality : Italy, Italian South
• Last Place of Residence : Castlefranci, Italy
• Date of Arrival : April 10, 1913
• Age at Arrival : 17
• Gender : Male
• Marital Status : Single
• Ship of Travel : Taormina
• Port of Departure : Naples - March 26, 1913
• Port of Arrival: Philadelphia
Angelo was working for the Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company in Lowellville, Ohio when he registered for the draft for World War I on June 5, 1917. It was an interurban streetcar and railroad operation.
Married Filomena Casillo on November 18, 1920 in Edinburg, Pennsylvania where they both resided at the time. Ceremony performed by C.S. McCullough with Filomena's father's permission required since she was 15 years old.
Angelo was working for the Pennsylvania and Lake Erie Railroad in New Castle, Pennsylvania when he registered for the draft for World War II on April 27, 1941.
Number 2
Calabrese Angiolo
(Proiect) [Project: foundling, orphan, abandoned infant]
The year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five twenty-four May, at nine-and-forty-minute hours in the municipal house. Next to me, Leone Landolfi, city councilor delegated by the Mayor with a deed of March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two duly approved of the Civil Status of the Commune of Castelfranci, Storti Salvadore appeared twenty-three years old, a peasant profession domiciled in Castelfranci, who gave me a child of sex male of the apparent age of thirteen days [covered in] rags and told me, that yesterday at two and thirty minutes afternoon hours, in front of his house of dwelling, placed at Strada Circondario, he found this child, where were the rags above said, lying supine with both hands enclosed within the jaws. At the said child I imposed the name of Angiolo, and the surname of Calabrese. The declarant then having made an application to leave him the child promising to ensure breastfeeding and custody, as well as to account for any request from the Authority and finding nothing in reverse, I have joined, and I left the child to the same declarant.
This witness was present as witnesses, Antonio Bocchino, of the seventies, peasant, and Angelo Maria Volpe, of the thirties, bracelet, both residing in this Municipality. Having read the present document to all the participants, they did not sign it, having said they did not know how to write.
L Registrar
Landolfi
SHIP PASSENGER RECORD
• First Name : Angelo
• Last Name : Calabrese
• Nationality : Italy, Italian South
• Last Place of Residence : Castlefranci, Italy
• Date of Arrival : April 10, 1913
• Age at Arrival : 17
• Gender : Male
• Marital Status : Single
• Ship of Travel : Taormina
• Port of Departure : Naples - March 26, 1913
• Port of Arrival: Philadelphia
Angelo was working for the Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company in Lowellville, Ohio when he registered for the draft for World War I on June 5, 1917. It was an interurban streetcar and railroad operation.
Married Filomena Casillo on November 18, 1920 in Edinburg, Pennsylvania where they both resided at the time. Ceremony performed by C.S. McCullough with Filomena's father's permission required since she was 15 years old.
Angelo was working for the Pennsylvania and Lake Erie Railroad in New Castle, Pennsylvania when he registered for the draft for World War II on April 27, 1941.
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