
SAN FELE TO U.S.
IMMIGRATION ROSTERS 1862- 1895
1888 SAN FELE
IMMIGRATION LIST Part
2 of 2
By:
TOM FRASCELLA
March 2013
Professor
Stia’s immigration list for 1888 is interesting in two respects. First, the
Professor marks this year as the end of the first phase of immigration from San
Fele which he describes as a “tidal wave” of migration. Second, it is a list of
names of individuals and families migrating at least first to neighboring towns
rather than to the U.S. It is not possible to determine precisely when these
people immigrated to the U.S. but it is known that “groups would leave from San
Fele and or other towns. I think the lis reflects San Felese that became part of
groups leaving with others from surrounding Lucanian villages and towns. I am
supplying the list in two parts with the first part marking the two largest
groups who left from Melfi the county seat and Atella which would have been on
the route to Naples. For convenience the reader can click on the following link
to access the map of the region to locate the towns these early immigrants are
travelling to at the start of their journey.
Click
HERE
for maps of the Basilicata region of Italy
Continuation Of 1888 Immigration List
Rapolla
- Marinello Giuseppe fu Antonio
Avigliano
- Gerardi Vitantonio fu Vincenzo
- Grosso Antonio fu Vincenzo
- Natale Vincenzo e figlio
- Natale Andrea
Lagopesila
- Sasso Francesco fu Vincenzo
- Calabrese Pietrangelo
- Figl di Calabrese Sebastiano
- Figli di Gerardi Nicola
- Casalino Vito fu Vincenzo
Bella
- Tomasulo Lonardantonio
- Famiglia di Carnevale Sebastiano
- Famiglia di Dell’Ape Vito Michele
- Famiglia di Fuccillo Nicola
- Martone Giuseppe
- Graziano Vitantonio di Michele
- Pascale Vincenzo di Domenico
- Faggella Giuseppe di fu Vito
Michele
Ruvo
- Pelosi Giuseppe fu Michele
- Quaratiello Felice
- Sisti Angelantonio e fratello
- Chieca Sebastiano fu Lenardo
- Cerone Andrea
- di Vito Giovanni
- Massari Annibale
- Tomasulo Vincenzo di Pasquale
- Ranaldi Michele fu Sebastiano
- D’Onofrio Vitantonio fu Giuseppe
Lavello
- Mariniello Giuseppe fu Antonio
- Rimollino Michelle fu Domenico
- Caputi Sebastiano fu Pietro
- Caputi Luigi fu Pietro
- Pittaro Vincenzo fu Angelo Antonio
Pescopagano
- Massari Vito fu Giuseppe
Venosa
- Tarangelo Valerio fu Michele
- Pittaro Francesco Pastore
- Pesce Vincenzo fu Francesco
- Rosania Pasquale
Rapone
- D’Onofrio Antonio e figlio
- Corritore Sebastiano
- Corritore Nicola
- Marraffino Sebastiano fu Vito
Rionero
- Fabrizio Francesco fu Giovanni
- Papa Francesco bracciale
- Russo Antonio fu Michelangelo
- Fabrizio Francesco fu Berardino
Barile
- Grieco Don Giuseppe
Laviano
- Grieco Donato
Laurenzano
- Fabrizio Michele fu Vincenzo
Pagliarone
- Grosso Vitantonio di Andrea
Genzano
- di Filippo Pasquale
- Fabrizio Giuseppe fu Salvatore
Casale di Filiano
- Caputi Nicola fu Canio
Banzi
- Marinaro Giuseppe fu Vito
- Tozzi Nicola fu Michele
- Tomasulo Vito Luigi di Giovanni
- Serritella Giuseppe e Famiglia
- Tafaro Antonio Volupano
- la Rossa Vito Michele
- Grieco Vito Vincenzo fu Antonio
- Faggella Vito Sotica Cristo
- Massari Pietro fu Giuseppe
- Sapio Sebastiano Carnedicane
- Sapio Saverio Carnedicane
- Gamma Lonardantonio
- Cavallo Antonio
As you can
see from the above list many San Felese were leaving with groups from other
nearby towns and also a number of the entries indicate that whole families are
leaving together.
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