1916 Boston, MA Marriage of Nicola Bevilacqua to Maria G Musto

1916 Boston MA Marriage Records Page: 182; Record Number: 2358
Date of Marriage: 7 May 1916

Groom: Nicola Bevilacqua
Age: 21; Born Italy
Marital: 1st
Occupation: Carriage Driver
Residence: 71 Walworth Street
Father: Pasquale Bevilacqua
Mother: Filomena "Cafalo"

Bride: Maria G Musto
Age: 22; Born Italy
Marital: 1st
Occupation: At Home
Residence: 28 Tafts Place
Father: Carmine Musto
Mother: Rosaria Barletta

Officiant: Francesco Liberti, priest, 12 North Square, Boston (Sacred Heart Church)

Ancestors of Nicola Bevilacqua

Ancestors of Maria Musto

Sacred Heart Church, 12 North Square, Boston, MA

Marriage of Nicola Bevilacqua and Maria Musto: 1916

Boston Marriage Index: 1916

Source:  "FamilySearch," index and images, Historical Record Collections (http://familysearch.org : accessed 28 Apr 2015); Massachusetts, State Vital Records, 1841-1920: Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States, certificate number 2358, page 182, State Archives, Boston; https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KBZT-WV7; 

Name: Nicola Bevilacqua

Event Type: Marriage

Event Date: 07 May 1916

Event Place: Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States

Gender: Male

Age: 21

Residence: 71 Walworth St.

Occupation: Carriage driver

Marital Status: First

Birthplace: Italy

Father's Name: Pasquale Bevilacqua

Mother's Name: Filomena Cafalo

Spouse's Name: Maria G Musto

Spouse's Residence: 28 Tafts Pl.

Spouse's Occupation: At home

Spouse's Birthplace: Italy

Spouse's Marital Status: First

Spouse's Father's Name: Carmine Musto

Spouse's Mother's Name: Rosaria Barletta

Officiated by: Francesco Liberti, PR, 12 North Sq.

Certificate Number: 2358

Page: 182

Digital Folder Number: 004962981

Image Number: 00183 

Angelo Raffaele Garofano, a resident of Mansfield Massachusetts

Montemiletto

On July 4, 1888 Angelo Raffaele Garofano was born in Montemiletto. His parents were Carmine Garofano and Maria Teresa Gubitosa. Angelo's brothers were Saverio and Giuseppe. His sister was Antonia.

Garofano Family Tree

The Italian government introduced conscription in 1907, which may have been the impetus for Angelo's service as a cavalryman in the Lancieri di Milano (7).

Angelo Raffaele Garofano, lancieri di Milano (7)

When Angelo registered for the draft in the United States during World War I he reported his Italian military service as a soldier in the cavalry for twenty months.

Draft Registration, World War I

Leaving his wife Maria (Musto), sister of Angelo Beniamino Musto, and young daughter Teresa behind in Montemiletto, Angelo sailed from Naples on April 10, 1912 on the S.S. Canopic.

S.S. Canopic Passenger List, see line 5

He arrived in Boston, Massachusetts on April 23.

Certificate of Arrival

Sometime prior to the 1920 Census, Angelo and Maria purchased a home on Pratt Street in Mansfield, Massachusetts, where they raised their daughter Teresa and four more children who were born in Mansfield.

Angelo Garofano passed away on September 27, 1955 as reported in a September 29th obituary in the Boston Globe (pg. 34):
GAROFANO - Of Mansfield, Sept 27,
Angelo R., beloved husband of Mary
(Musto) and devoted father of Carl,
Theresa, Louise, Lena, and Angelina.
Funeral from his home, 140 Pratt
st., Friday at 8:15 a. m. Solemn
High Mass of Requiem in St. Mary's
Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and
friends kindly invited.

A Historical Note?
Lancieri di Milano (7) could be translated into English as the 7th Cavalry Regiment. Some may recall that the U.S. 7th Cavalry regiment under the command of George Armstrong Custer had a small problem at the Little Big Horn.

Custer's Last Stand Reenactment
Western Romance Company Billings, MT, USA

Angelo Beniamino Musto of Mansfield Massachusetts

Angelo Beniamino Musto was born on September 24, 1894 in Montemiletto to Angelo Musto and Luisa Capobianca. His siblings were Gaetana, Gennaro, Angelina, Carmine, Pasqualina, and Maria (who married Angelo Raffaele Garofano).

Musto Family Tree

Angelo immigrated to the United States, leaving Naples on April 20, 1910 aboard the S.S.Sannio and arriving in Boston on May 6.

S.S. Sannio Passenger List

On June 5, 1917, Angelo registered as a resident alien with Selective Service in the first World War I Draft.  He was then living on North Main Street in Mansfield, Massachusetts.

Angelo B. Musto Draft Card, World War I

By 1918, Angelo was a private in the U.S. Army serving with the 326th Infantry Regiment of the 82nd Infantry Division in France.

Private Angelo B. Musto

Angelo died in France on October 15, 1918 and was buried in the Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery in Romagne, France, Plot A Row 3 Grave 28.

Angelo B. Musto, grave marker

Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery, France

1907 Boston MA Birth Index Pasquale Vincenzo Musto

1907 Boston MA Birth Index Volume: 569 Page: 75 Entry: 3343

Name: Pasquale Vincenzo Musto
Birth: 22 April 1907
Residence: 160 Prince Street
Father: Diamante Musto, laborer, born in Italy
Mother: Anna M Tutela, born in Italy

Pedigree of Pasquale Vincenzo Musto

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1907 Boston Death - Pasquale Musto (1846)

 1907 Boston MA Death Volume: 569 Page: 75 Registered #: 7519

Name: Pasquale Musto
Residence: 99 Prince Street
Death: 23 August 1907, Boston City Hospital
Primary Cause: Cellulitis of Scrotum (3 weeks - admitted to hospital 15 August 1907)
Contributory Cause: Diabetes - chronic
Age: 62, born in Italy
Father: Antonio Musto, born in Italy
Mother: Unknown
Occupation: Shoe Maker
Burial: Holy Cross Cemetery, Malden, MA
Undertaker: J.A. Langone

This is the same Pasquale Musto that was on the 1903 Cambroman manifest in this post.  

Pasquale was born circa 1846 in Montemiletto.  He married Pasqualina de Leo and they had a family of at least five children: Diamante (1880); Elisabetta (1883); Cristina (1885); Argentina (1888) and Lena (1900).

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