Vincenzo Camasso

Summary

• Immigrant ancestor (poss. 1902)
• b. 11 Jan 1890, Teano, Caserta, Italy.
• m. Assunta Di Zazzo
• eight children
  • son Alphonse J. Camasso, b. 1927, Massachusetts; d. 2002, Massachusetts
  • dau. Helen, m. Andrew J. Vittorioso
  • others...
• d. 16 Mar 1973, Lawrence, Mass.

Sources

• World War Two Draft Registration Card showing Vincenzo Camasso, a native of Teano, Italy, dwelling at 219 Oak St., Lawrence, Mass.; employed at the Arlington Mill, Lawrence, Mass.

• Lawrence Directory (1930) lists Vincenzo Camasso, residing at 219 Oak St. with his wife Assunta.

• 1930 U.S. Census lists Vicenzo Camasso, age 40, dwelling at 219 Oak St., Lawrence, with wife Carmon (age 33), mother-in-law Vichita Vizotze, aged 70, and childred:
  • Jennie Comano, dau, aged 5
  • Florence Comano, dau, aged 6
  • Alphonse Comano, son, aged 3 yr., 1 mo.
  • Concelia Comano, dau, aged, 1 yr., 1 mo.
  He came to America in 1902. His wife and mother-in-law came in 1921. Husband and wife were both employed as spinners in a wool mill.

• World War One Draft Registration Card showing Vincenzo Camasso, dwelling at 285 Elm St., Lawrence, Mass., an alien, native of Teano, Caserta, Italy; employed at the Arlington Mill, Lawrence, Mass.

Notes

• Last residence, Lawrence, Mass. As of 2007 his daughter, Helen (Camasso) Vittorioso, lived at 8 Hilbert Terrace, Methuen, Mass., next to Alec DiZazzo. According to his daughter Helen, he played the acordion.

• This record last updated 30 November 2007 by D. Trumbull.