Talk:Rosario Candela
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[edit] Research Notes
American Family Immigration History Center (Ellis Island Archives) preserved in their holdings two ship manifests listing Rosario Candela, Giuseppa Piszurro (Rosario’s Mother), Concetta Candela (Rosario’s sister) and Francesco Candela (Rosario’s brother). The ship manifest from the S.S. Sicilian Prince also listed Michele Candela, age 15 (Rosario’s brother). Both manifests also noted they were to join their father Michele Candela in New York. The two manifests were from: (1) S.S. Napolitan Prince sailing from Palermo on November 12, 1906 and arriving in Port of New York on November 27, 1906 and (2) S.S. Sicilian Prince sailing from Palermo on October 22, 1906 and arriving in Port of New York on November 08, 1906. American Family Immigration History Center (Ellis Island Archives) posted these manifests online at www.ellisisland.org. Determining which ship Rosario actually traveled on required further research, but it was likely that his family cancelled passage on the earlier ship. Added by FieldMarine 15:44, 17 September 2007 (UTC).
