Romilda Santaniello is born around 1896 in Quindici, Avellino, Italy. She is the daughter of Salvatore Santaniello and Angelina Grasso.
Romilda immigrates with her mother and younger twin sisters on the Finland, arriving on 2 June 1909 in New York. Traveling together are these passengers, who were all born and last resided in Quindici, Avellino, Italy:
13. Carmine Santaniello, 32 (b. 1877), married, leaves his wife Teresa in Quindici, is going to Springfield
14. Gaetano Mauri, 30 (b. 1879), married, leaves his wife Giulia; is going to Providence
15. Antonio Santaniello, 38 (b. 1871), married, leaves wife Rosina, is going to a friend, Salvatore Scibelli, at 241 Geffert, Hoybrunck? NY
16. Salvatore Seata, 36 (b. 1873), married, leaves wife, same destination
17. Antonino Scibelli, 17 (b. 1892), single, leaves his mother, is going to Springfield
18. Angela Grasso, 43 (b. 1866), married, is connected with her four children by a bracket and the word “sons,” although they’re all daughters. She and the children leave behind Enrico Grasso, Angela’s brother, in Quindici. They’re going to Springfield, to her husband, Salvatore Santaniello, at 16 River St.
19. Adelaide Santaniello, 18 (b. 1891)
20. Ro(milda) Santaniello, 12 (b. 1897)
21. Annina Santaniello, 9 (b. 1900)
22. Margherita Santaniello, 9 (b. 1900)[1]
On 25 November 1915 in Springfield, MA, Pietro Santaniello, 25 (b. 1890), and Romilda Santaniello, 19 (b. 1896), (this record is marked “Corrected 10-4-57) both of 17 Hubbard Ave, register their marriage in Massachusetts. He is a foreman and she is a carder by profession. Both were born in Italy. Their fathers are both named Salvatore. His mother is Asunta Vivenzio.[2]
In the 1920 census, Roma and Peter live on Hubbard St in Springfield, between her parents and Philip Santaniello.[3]
In 1930, Salvatore and Peter Santaniello’s families are still on Hubbard St.
Roma's nephews, Frankie Scibelli and his brothers, the sons of Adelaida and Giuseppe, are known associates of the Springfield Mafia under Sam Cufari.
Buried together in St. Michaels Cemetery in Springfield:
Top of the stone:
Salvatore Santaniello, 1861-1941
His wife Angelina Grasso, 1866-1949
Felix Tranghese, 1876-1952
His wife Antoinette Santaniello, 1887-1955
Anthony Mazzarella, 1897-1953
His wife Margaret Santaniello, 1900-1968
Left column:
Pietro Santaniello, 1888-1964
Romilda Santaniello, 1896-1980
Frank J. Santaniello, 1934-1991
Central column:
Giuseppe Scibelli, 1882-1978
Giuseppe’s wife, Adelaida Santaniello, 1891-1979.
Right column:
Andrew A. Scibelli, 1911-1998
Andrew’s wife Florence Supfriti, born 1911, is named but presumed living when this stone was photographed in 2015.[4]
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