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Alesia arriving at the Port of New York, 7 May 1890

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The manifest for the 7 May 1890 arrival shows the Alesia sailed from Naples, Italy.

I tried to find each of these people in the SPA birth records. I'm still looking.

From the Ship's Manifest From the SPA Birth Records
Name Age Occupation Est Birth Year Name Date of Birth Father Mother Notes
Salvatore Tonti 38   1852 Nicola Salvatore Tonti 10 Aug 1851 Vincenzo Mariangela Colajanni In the column "Country from which they are citizens" is listed "S. Pietro Avellana". 
Francesco Settefrati 26   1864 not found       In the column "Country from which they are citizens" is listed "S. Pietro Avellana". Can't read first name in the record for certain. Its written as a typical abbreviation Xxxx, might be  Fsco  for Francesco.
Carmine diIullo 16   1874 Carmine Urbino diIullo 1873     In the column "Country from which they are citizens" is listed "S. Pietro Avellana". 
Eliseo Colaizzi 16   1874 Ruggerio Eliseo Colaizzi Aug 1873 Domenico Antonio Concetta Settefrati In the column "Country from which they are citizens" is listed "S. Pietro Avellana".  I believe that Eliseo appears as Elisha in the 1900 census from Concord, MA and the 1920 and 1930 census from Koppel, PA. Also - the 1920 census lists a Lewis Colaizzi (b 1866) who also arrived in 1890 but I can't find him on this manifest. I believe Luigi is Eliseo's brother.
Sabatino della Croce 25   1865 Sabatino Samuele della Croce 10 Mar 1865 Felice Grandizia Carlino In the column "Country from which they are citizens" is listed "S. Pietro Avellana". 
Graziano Mariani 20   1870 not found         In the column "Country from which they are citizens" is listed "S. Pietro Avellana". 



About the Alesia 1882

From The Ships List :


The ALESIA was a 2,790 gross ton ship built in 1882 by T. Royden & Sons, Liverpool (engines by G. Forrester & Co, Liverpool) for the Fabre Line of Marseilles. Her details were - length 328ft x beam 40.4ft, one funnel, two masts, iron construction, single screw and a speed of 12 knots. There was accommodation for 18-1st and 1,000-3rd class passengers. Launched in June 1882, she sailed from Marseilles on 15th Oct.1882 on her maiden voyage to Leghorn, Tarragona, Bone, Almeria, Malaga and New York. She continued on the Mediterranean - New York service until commencing her last voyage between Marseilles, Naples and New York on 17th Mar.1899. She was then scrapped.
[North Atlantic Seaway by N.R.P.Bonsor, vol.3,p.1132]


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