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Note: radition to name your first son after your father,that is why there were so many children by the name of Giacomo. Then theyadopted Giuseppe Damoto (Joe Restivo) in 1899. They then lost a girl bythe name of Gicomina. They then had Giacomo in 1901. They lost an otherson by the name of Salvatore. They then had three more sons, Salvatore(Sam), Angelo and Cateno (Cottie). Maria and all of her boys came toAmerica on 11-Aug-1911 on the ship "SS Duca di Genova". They went toYatesboro to meet up with Papa Se. Maria lost an other child there in1912. She then in 1913 had a son by the name of Carlo. Some time betweenhis birth and 1915 the family moved to Freeman Spur Illinois. Maria hadgiven birth to a son by the name of Liborio on 15-Nov-1915 and died fromcomplications from the birth. The family tried to feed Liborio by dippingrages into milk and letting him suckles them. This was not getting himenough milk and he too past away on 29-Nov-1915. Both Maria and Liborioare buried at San Carlo Cemetery in Herrin Illinois.
Maria and Giuseppe had lost 4 young sons in Villarosa all by the name ofGiacomo. It was the tradition to name your first son after your father,that is why there were so many children by the name of Giacomo. Then theyadopted Giuseppe Damoto (Joe Restivo) in 1899. They then lost a girl bythe name of Gicomina. They then had Giacomo in 1901. They lost an otherson by the name of Salvatore. They then had three more sons, Salvatore(Sam), Angelo and Cateno (Cottie). Maria and all of her boys came toAmerica on 11-Aug-1911 on the ship "SS Duca di Genova". They went toYatesboro to meet up with Papa Se. Maria lost an other child there in1912. She then in 1913 had a son by the name of Carlo. Some time betweenhis birth and 1915 the family moved to Freeman Spur Illinois. Maria hadgiven birth to a son by the name of Liborio on 15-Nov-1915 and died fromcomplications from the birth. The family tried to feed Liborio by dippingrages into milk and letting him suckles them. This was not getting himenough milk and he too past away on 29-Nov-1915. Both Maria and Liborioare buried at San Carlo Cemetery in Herrin Illinois.
Ship Manifest
Original Manifest." Duca di Genova
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Associated Passenger Date of Arrival Port of Departure Line # Page # 0539
Cuecinigilia, Maria Aug 09, 1911 Naples - previous next
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Manifest for Duca di Genova
Sailing from Naples
Name Gender Age Married Ethnicity Place of Residence
0001. Garro, Filippa F 49y M Italy, Italian South Casauio
0002. Grippaldi, Vincenza F 21y S Italy, Italian South Casauio
0003. Grippaldi, Angela U 14y U Italy, Italian South CasauioAgira
0004. Aglialoro, Raffaele M 71y M Italy, Italian South Palermo
0005. Palazzo, Salvatore M 29y M Italy, Italian South Calliminetta
0006. Romano, Teresa F 39y M Italy, Italian South Calliminetta
0007. Falzone, Calodera F 8y U Italy, Italian South Calliminetta
0008. Falzone, Calogero M 6y U Italy, Italian South Calliminetta
0009. Falzone, Rosaria F 15y S Italy, Italian South Calliminetta
0010. Vitale, Guiseppe ... M 23y S Italy, Italian SouthCalliminetta
0011. Di Leonardo, Antonia F 20y S Italy, Italian SouthCalliminetta
0012. Caleca, Francesco M 51y M Italy, Italian South Zropois
0013. Caruso, Cristina F 65y M Italy, Italian SouthCalloldlotta,Gerginti
0014. Cuecinigilia, Maria F 38y M Italy, Italian South Girginiti
0015. Restivo, Giacoino M 10y U Italy, Italian South Caltaminette
0016. Retivio, Salvadore M 4y U Italy, Italian South Caltaminette
0017. Restivo, Angelo M 4y U Italy, Italian South Caltaminette
0018. Restivo, Cateno M 1y U Italy, Italian South Caltaminette
0019. Danats, Guiseppe M 12y U Italy, Italian South Caltaminette
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1914-1920 records from the Albert G. Storme Funeral Home in Herrin,Williamson County, Illinois.
Transcribed from the original handwritten records. After Mr. Storme'sdeath in 1959 the business became
the Van Natta Funeral Home, owned and operated first by George Van Nattaand now by his son, Richard.
George was a nephew of Albert Storme. Richard Van Natta made thematerial available.
The records have been transcribed with genealogy searches in mind. Allnames that are mentioned in any
way are included. For instance, if payment was made by individuals otherthan ones mentioned in the
standard information, those names are listed in the notes. United MineWorkers of America Local Union
numbers are given where available, even if they were written in themargin, as was often the case. Any
loose material filed in the books is listed.
Please look carefully for any name you are hunting. The surname of many,many people was spelled
differently on different lines. The correct spelling could be on a lineother than the first and thus not be in
exact alphabetical order.
Restivo, Mary
Race, where born: Italian, Italy
Relation of: Wife of Joe Restivo
Charge to: LU 1000 UMWA, order by Joe Lazara
Residence: Freeman
Date of birth: not given
Date of death, age: Nov 29, 1915, 43 years
Place of death: Residence
Cause of death: not given
Physician: N. Portugese, City
Funeral: Residence, 1 PM, no clergy
Occupation, marital status, religion: House wife, Married, Catholic
Parents/birthplaces: not given
Interment: Catholic Cemetery
Notes: Grave designated as "row"
Book A, page 137
Note: Maria and Giuseppe had lost 4 young sons in Villarosa all by the name ofGiacomo. It was the t
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