On March 24, 1914, Francesco Alladio (age 35) his wife Anna (age 29) and their four children arrived at Ellis Island in New York aboard the ship Rochambeau from Busca, Italy (Northern Italy). Pietro "Peter" Alladio, age 22 arrived with them.
Alladio family members were already living in the San Francisco Bay area.
In 1920 he was working at a cannery with his brother in-law John Isaia.
He was a laborer and night watchman, and had lived in this vicinity the past 35 years. At 61 years of age he was a watchman at a brewery.
He was the husband of Mrs. Anna Alladio of Santa Rosa and the father of Lucy, Frank and John Alladio, all of Santa Rosa and Bert Alladio of San Francisco, and a little girl who died at birth.
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His mother's maiden name was Falco. His father's name was Giovanni Domenico.
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On March 24, 1914, Francesco Alladio (age 35) his wife Anna (age 29) and their four children arrived at Ellis Island in New York aboard the ship Rochambeau from Busca, Italy (Northern Italy). Pietro "Peter" Alladio, age 22 arrived with them.
Alladio family members were already living in the San Francisco Bay area.
In 1920 he was working at a cannery with his brother in-law John Isaia.
He was a laborer and night watchman, and had lived in this vicinity the past 35 years. At 61 years of age he was a watchman at a brewery.
He was the husband of Mrs. Anna Alladio of Santa Rosa and the father of Lucy, Frank and John Alladio, all of Santa Rosa and Bert Alladio of San Francisco, and a little girl who died at birth.
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His mother's maiden name was Falco. His father's name was Giovanni Domenico.
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