The Families of Acri, Italy

By Edward Bronejko

Family Group Report

Details

Individual

Name:
Emilia Aquiria
Sex:
Female

Vitals

Born:
at Corigliano Calabro, Cosenza, Calabria, Italia.1803
Died:
1804
Buried:
At Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, New Rochelle, Westchester, New York, United States.1804

Parents

Father:
Mother:
Events:

Events

Occupation:
Emilia worked as a Contadina (Peasant Farmer) on at Acri, Cosenza, Calabria, Italia.1805
Residence:
She resided with her husband at Contrada Santa Croce, Acri, Cosenza, Calabria, Italia on .1806
Occupation:
Emilia worked as a Filatrice (Textile Spinner) on at Acri, Cosenza, Calabria, Italia.1763
Residence:
She resided with her husband at Contrada Castello, Acri, Cosenza, Calabria, Italia on .1763
Residence:
On , Emilia resided with her husband at Contrada Picitti, Acri, Cosenza, Calabria, Italia.1808
Immigration:
S.S. Moltke
Emilia Aquiria sailed with her daughters Maria Cristina and Rosaria aboard the S.S. Moltke from Napoli, Napoli, Campania, Italy on , arriving at New York, New York, New York, United States on . She was travelling to Mount Vernon, Westchester, New York, United States to be with her husband.1812
Residence:
She resided with her husband at Bronxville, Westchester, New York, United States on .1810
Census:
Emilia and family appeared in the household of her daughter, Rose Albohn, on the New York State Census at 886 East 242nd Street, Bronx, Bronx, New York, United States on .1813
Census:
Emilia appeared in the household of her husband on the Federal Census at 2017 Camp Street, Bronx, Bronx, New York, United States on .1822
Occupation:
She worked as a laundress on at Bronx, Bronx, New York, United States.1822
Census:
Carmine Fusaro, wife Emilia, and daughter Lillian appeared on the Federal Census at 4228 White Plains Avenue, Bronx, Bronx, New York, United States on .1811
Census:
Emilia appeared in the household of her son-in-law, Frank Polizotti, on the Federal Census at 4228 White Plains Ave, Bronx, Bronx, New York, United States on .1823
Notes:

Notes

Birth:
Emilia Aquiria was a foundling child so her biological parents are not known. Her immigration record lists her nearest relative in Acri as her step-father Francesco Capalbo. He likely was her adopted father.1803, 1812

Family

Marriage

Spouse: Carmine Fusaro (-)

Married: at Acri, Cosenza, Calabria, Italia.1805

Children:

  1. Francesco Rosario Fusaro – Born:
  2. Santo Fusaro – Born:
  3. Maria Cristina Fusaro – Born:
  4. Rosaria Fusaro – Born:
  5. Domenica Fusaro – Born: [Stillbirth]
  6. Charles Fusaro – Born: abt
  7. James Jr. Fusaro – Born: abt
  8. Susan Fusaro – Born:
  9. Antonietta Fusaro – Born: abt
  10. Samuel Fusaro – Born: abt
  11. Lillian Fusaro – Born: abt