Vito was born at Montecorvino, Pugliano, Salerno, Italy, 404045N0145639E. He remembers, when he was a little boy, his mother sweeping the ashes from their porch when the Mount Versuvius errupted. On the 7th of April, 1906 the eruption reached the climax with lava fountains and earthquakes. The eruptive column of ash and gas reached the height of 13000 m. permanent activity since 5 July of 1913.
He emigrated on 29 Apr 1909 from on the SS Europa, Montecorvino Pugliano, Salerno, Compania, Italy; Vito was born at Montecorvino Pugliano, Salerno, Italy either on the farm at San Vito or the house in the Sorbo section or neighborhood of Pugliano. They came to America via NY the 29 April 1909, on the ship "Europa La Veloce" accompanied by his parents and four sisters. There is a picture taken at Aunt Josie's wedding about 1913 of Vito, his father Domenic and Gaetano DiNapoli, who was the Best man at the wedding. Declaration of Intention, Bergen Co. Court of Common Pleas, Vito age 24, bookkeeper, 5 feet 11 inches, brown hair, brown eyes, arrived in New York on the SS Europa 29 April 1909 (Cert. of Arrival #26568) from the port of Naples. Petition for Citizenship states Vito married Mary Louise on 31 Aug 1924 at Begota, had children both born in Hackensack. The Petition #15898, 22nd Sep.1930 (Intention #16301) was granted 15 Jan. 1931. He appeared on the census of 1910 at 4 Essex St., Sturling Village, Passaic Township, Morris Co., NJ; is listed with his family: Dominick Daiutolo (Sic) 51, Italy, married 25 years, immigration 1909; wife, Threasa 48; son, John 25, married 2 Years, immigration 1906; daughter, Angelina 22; daughter, Edith 19; daughter, Josephine 15; daughter, Mary 12; son, Vito 9; Susan 21, NJ, daughter-in-law; Threasa 1, NJ, granddaughter and Mathew Montello 24, Italy, immigration 1905, boarder. He appeared on the census of 7 Jan 1920 at 69 So. 2nd. St., Ward 1, Hackensack, Bergen Co., NJ; is living with his sister and her family: Joseph Lambert 35, Italy, who owns his home, and had immigrated in 1910, occupation:Tailor.
He emigrated on 29 Apr 1909 from on the SS Europa, Montecorvino Pugliano, Salerno, Compania, Italy; Vito was born at Montecorvino Pugliano, Salerno, Italy either on the farm at San Vito or the house in the Sorbo section or neighborhood of Pugliano. They came to America via NY the 29 April 1909, on the ship "Europa La Veloce" accompanied by his parents and four sisters. There is a picture taken at Aunt Josie's wedding about 1913 of Vito, his father Domenic and Gaetano DiNapoli, who was the Best man at the wedding. Declaration of Intention, Bergen Co. Court of Common Pleas, Vito age 24, bookkeeper, 5 feet 11 inches, brown hair, brown eyes, arrived in New York on the SS Europa 29 April 1909 (Cert. of Arrival #26568) from the port of Naples. Petition for Citizenship states Vito married Mary Louise on 31 Aug 1924 at Begota, had children both born in Hackensack. The Petition #15898, 22nd Sep.1930 (Intention #16301) was granted 15 Jan. 1931. He appeared on the census of 1910 at 4 Essex St., Sturling Village, Passaic Township, Morris Co., NJ; is listed with his family: Dominick Daiutolo (Sic) 51, Italy, married 25 years, immigration 1909; wife, Threasa 48; son, John 25, married 2 Years, immigration 1906; daughter, Angelina 22; daughter, Edith 19; daughter, Josephine 15; daughter, Mary 12; son, Vito 9; Susan 21, NJ, daughter-in-law; Threasa 1, NJ, granddaughter and Mathew Montello 24, Italy, immigration 1905, boarder. He appeared on the census of 7 Jan 1920 at 69 So. 2nd. St., Ward 1, Hackensack, Bergen Co., NJ; is living with his sister and her family: Joseph Lambert 35, Italy, who owns his home, and had immigrated in 1910, occupation:Tailor.
Vito was born at Montecorvino, Pugliano, Salerno, Italy, 404045N0145639E. He remembers, when he was a little boy, his mother sweeping the ashes from their porch when the Mount Versuvius errupted. On the 7th of April, 1906 the eruption reached the climax with lava fountains and earthquakes. The eruptive column of ash and gas reached the height of 13000 m. permanent activity since 5 July of 1913.
He emigrated on 29 Apr 1909 from on the SS Europa, Montecorvino Pugliano, Salerno, Compania, Italy; Vito was born at Montecorvino Pugliano, Salerno, Italy either on the farm at San Vito or the house in the Sorbo section or neighborhood of Pugliano. They came to America via NY the 29 April 1909, on the ship "Europa La Veloce" accompanied by his parents and four sisters. There is a picture taken at Aunt Josie's wedding about 1913 of Vito, his father Domenic and Gaetano DiNapoli, who was the Best man at the wedding. Declaration of Intention, Bergen Co. Court of Common Pleas, Vito age 24, bookkeeper, 5 feet 11 inches, brown hair, brown eyes, arrived in New York on the SS Europa 29 April 1909 (Cert. of Arrival #26568) from the port of Naples. Petition for Citizenship states Vito married Mary Louise on 31 Aug 1924 at Begota, had children both born in Hackensack. The Petition #15898, 22nd Sep.1930 (Intention #16301) was granted 15 Jan. 1931. He appeared on the census of 1910 at 4 Essex St., Sturling Village, Passaic Township, Morris Co., NJ; is listed with his family: Dominick Daiutolo (Sic) 51, Italy, married 25 years, immigration 1909; wife, Threasa 48; son, John 25, married 2 Years, immigration 1906; daughter, Angelina 22; daughter, Edith 19; daughter, Josephine 15; daughter, Mary 12; son, Vito 9; Susan 21, NJ, daughter-in-law; Threasa 1, NJ, granddaughter and Mathew Montello 24, Italy, immigration 1905, boarder. He appeared on the census of 7 Jan 1920 at 69 So. 2nd. St., Ward 1, Hackensack, Bergen Co., NJ; is living with his sister and her family: Joseph Lambert 35, Italy, who owns his home, and had immigrated in 1910, occupation:Tailor.
He emigrated on 29 Apr 1909 from on the SS Europa, Montecorvino Pugliano, Salerno, Compania, Italy; Vito was born at Montecorvino Pugliano, Salerno, Italy either on the farm at San Vito or the house in the Sorbo section or neighborhood of Pugliano. They came to America via NY the 29 April 1909, on the ship "Europa La Veloce" accompanied by his parents and four sisters. There is a picture taken at Aunt Josie's wedding about 1913 of Vito, his father Domenic and Gaetano DiNapoli, who was the Best man at the wedding. Declaration of Intention, Bergen Co. Court of Common Pleas, Vito age 24, bookkeeper, 5 feet 11 inches, brown hair, brown eyes, arrived in New York on the SS Europa 29 April 1909 (Cert. of Arrival #26568) from the port of Naples. Petition for Citizenship states Vito married Mary Louise on 31 Aug 1924 at Begota, had children both born in Hackensack. The Petition #15898, 22nd Sep.1930 (Intention #16301) was granted 15 Jan. 1931. He appeared on the census of 1910 at 4 Essex St., Sturling Village, Passaic Township, Morris Co., NJ; is listed with his family: Dominick Daiutolo (Sic) 51, Italy, married 25 years, immigration 1909; wife, Threasa 48; son, John 25, married 2 Years, immigration 1906; daughter, Angelina 22; daughter, Edith 19; daughter, Josephine 15; daughter, Mary 12; son, Vito 9; Susan 21, NJ, daughter-in-law; Threasa 1, NJ, granddaughter and Mathew Montello 24, Italy, immigration 1905, boarder. He appeared on the census of 7 Jan 1920 at 69 So. 2nd. St., Ward 1, Hackensack, Bergen Co., NJ; is living with his sister and her family: Joseph Lambert 35, Italy, who owns his home, and had immigrated in 1910, occupation:Tailor.
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