Antonia DiZazzo

Summary

Polk's Greater Lawrence City Directory Including Methuen (1958) lists (pp. 877 & 1029) Vincent DelDuca, a fireman, residing at 167 Oak St., with wife Antoninetta.
Polk's Greater Lawrence City Directory Including Methuen (1956) lists (pp. 777 & 911) Vincent DelDuca, a fireman, residing at 167 Oak St., with wife Antoninetta.
1930 U.S. Census lists (on line #88) Vincenzo Delduca, aged 43, residing at 41 Oak St., Methuen, Mass., with wife Antonia Delduca (age 40), and children:
- (Irene) Victoria Delduca (17),
- Angelina Delduca (15),
- Samuel Delduca (13),
- Elizabeth Delduca (11),
- Ernest Delduca (9),
- Bertha Delduca (7), and
- Arthur Delduca (2 yr 10 mo).
The census shows Vincenzo as having immigranted in 1912, Antonia in 1914 (contrary to ship's manifest for 1907). Daughter Victoria was born in Rhode Island; the other children in Massachusetts.
Lothrop's Methuen Directory for 1926 (p. 84) and for 1930 (p. 102) lists Vincent Delduca, a mill operator, residing at 41 Oak St. with wife Annie.
The passenger manifest for the ship Romanic, departed Naples 10 April 1907 and arrived Boston 22 April 1907, shows on line 16 an Angela Seccareccia, age 49 years, traveling to meet her husband Alexander Di Zazzo; she was accompanied by children:
- Ernesto Di Zazzo, age 11,
- Antonia Di Zazzo, age 17,
- Palma DiZazzo, age 16, and
- Maria Di Zazzo, age 8.
And by Antonio DiZazzo age 24, a married man, the brother of Alexander Di Zazzo.