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Angelo Oreste Di Santo

born 1886 · Male

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Angelo Oreste Di Santoborn 1886
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Born2 Aug 1886, Pescolanciano, Campobasso, Italy
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(the family tree records 2 AUG 1886, Pescolanciano, Isernia, Molise, Italy)
DiedNo death date is recorded here. The site classifies this person as deceased from the dated records; no death record is cited.
Paid his brother's passage to New YorkDomenico sailed on the Napolitan Prince to join his brother Angelo in Newark, 1906, Newark, Essex, New Jersey, USA
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Why: Taken to be the same man (Likely): the 1906 passenger list sends Domenico to his brother Angelo in Newark, who paid his passage; in 1917 Angelo Disanto and Domenico registered for the draft in Newark from the same address, 46 Madison Street, both working at the Crucible Steel Company in Harrison, and Angelo named Pescolanciano as his birthplace. His card gives his birth as 2 Oct 1887, which is nine days after Domenico's and does not match the register; no Angelo was born at Pescolanciano in 1887, and the 2 Aug 1886 act is the only Angelo born to Giovanni and Maria Di Santo in 1883-1887.

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Draft registration46 Madison St.; pipe-fitter helper, Crucible Steel Co., Harrison; single; gave his birth as 2 Oct 1887, 5 Jun 1917, Newark, Essex, New Jersey, USA
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Why: Taken to be the same man (Likely): the 1906 passenger list sends Domenico to his brother Angelo in Newark, who paid his passage; in 1917 Angelo Disanto and Domenico registered for the draft in Newark from the same address, 46 Madison Street, both working at the Crucible Steel Company in Harrison, and Angelo named Pescolanciano as his birthplace. His card gives his birth as 2 Oct 1887, which is nine days after Domenico's and does not match the register; no Angelo was born at Pescolanciano in 1887, and the 2 Aug 1886 act is the only Angelo born to Giovanni and Maria Di Santo in 1883-1887.

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