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Descriptive Summary Gillette, Howard Howard Gillette Collection on the Italian American Community of Washington, D.C., 1980-1986 MS2072 3 Linear feet Collection consists of a significant number of photographs collected from the exhibit "Washington's Italian Community 1890-Present" developed and sponsored by the Washington Area Studies Department that was held in November 1984; negatives of all materials collected; obituaries; news articles; research notes; correspondence; clippings; and copies of the exhibit flyer and the article Alan Kraut and Howard Gillette did for the "Journal of American Ethnic History." The George Washington University, The Gelman Library, Special Collections Research Center

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The exhibit "Washington's Italian Community 1890-Present" developed and sponsored by the Washington Area Studies Department that was held in November 1984. Alan Kraut and Howard Gillette wrote an article for the "Journal of American Ethnic History" related to the exhibit.

Collection Scope and Content

This is a collection of materials from the exhibit "Washington's Italian Community 1890-Present" developed and sponsored by the Washington Area Studies Department that was held in November 1984. The collection consists of a significant number of photographs collected from the exhibit, negatives of all materials collected, obituaries, news articles, research notes, correspondence, and other clippings, and copies of the exhibit flyer and the article Alan Kraut and Howard Gillette did for the "Journal of American Ethnic History."

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Subject Terms Individuals Gillette, Howard F., Jr. Corporate Entities George Washington University George Washington University. Center for Washington Area Studies Topics Howard Gillette Collection on the Italian American Community of Washington, D.C. Italian Americans Exhibitions Washington (D.C.) history Geographic Locations Washington (D.C.) Detailed Description of the Records MS2072 Series 1 Exhibit materials, 1890-1986 3 Linear feet

This series contains research notes, correspondence, photographs, negatives, obituaries, copies of the exhibit flyer, the article Alan Kraut and Howard Gillette wrote for the "Journal of American Ethnic History," and newspaper articles. This material relates to the exhibit "Washington's Italian Community 1890-Present" developed and sponsored by the Washington Area Studies Department that was held in November 1984.

1 1 Letter to Howard Gillette regarding possible contacts on Italian-American Research in Washington, 10/23/1983 1 2 Letter from Howard Gillette to Research Assistants regarding the Project, 01/11/1983 1 3 Primary Research Notes, Organizational Notes, 12/01/1983 1 4 A Short Study of Italian Women in Washington, D.C., Mindy Sue Shapiro, 07/24/1984 1 5 Letter and information from Melissa McLoud. Information is regarding photographs of Italian workmen, 06/03/1984 1 6 The Evolution of Washington's Italian-American Community First draft Fall, 1984 1 7 The Evolution of Washington's Italian-American Community 1890-1980. Presented at the 17th annual meeting of the American Italian Historical Association, Washington, D.C., 11/10/1984 1 8 Washington's Italian Community 1890-Present, An Exhibit by the Center for Washington Area Studies at G.W.U. pamphlet, 1984 1 9 Humanities, Spring 1984, Article by Howard Gillette tracing Washington's Italian Community, undated 1 10 Journal of American Ethnic History Fall 1986. This is an offprint of the Gillette/Kraut article, undated 1 11 Critique of Howard Gillette's early draft by research assistants, no date, undated 1 12 The Evolution of Washington's Italian Community 1890-1980, brochure asking for assistant with research, undated 1 13 Questionnaire regarding presentation and exhibit. This is the sort of thing people fill out when they leave an exhibit, undated 1 14 Article on Italian in NIAF. Clipping from NIAF newsletter regarding Italian migration to D.C. in 1980s, undated 1 15 Ethnic composition of Metropolitan Area. The photocopy from the newspaper may have no date, but the data is from 1970 census, undated 1 16 Research notes regarding various professions held by Washington Italians, undated 1 17 List of businesses on 9th St., NW, between H and Eye. Handwritten lists of businesses by types. Photocopy of an alphabetical list of businesses, with last names beginning with A, undated 1 18 Clipping from The Hill Rag, 01/09/1984, on Litteri's, a deli on Morse Street between 6th Street and Florida Avenue NE. Business opened by Antonio Litteri, who arrived in the U.S. in 1926, lived briefly in New York, and then came to D.C., where he stationed a produce wagon in the market at 16th and K NW. In 1932 he moved to the present shop. He had no children, so his brother-in-law Mariano De Francisci took over, and now De Francisci's sons. Clipping from the Washington Post, 12/12/1972, Betty Medsger, "Area Italians Proud of Accomplishments." Highlights the Catania Bakery 1404 North Capitol Street (we went by it on our way to and from the John Paul II Cultural Center), which the Caruso family opened on Labor Day 1932. It supplies bread for the Villa Rosa fall festival. Also the Italian Groceries Store, 1317 Pennsylvania Avenue, run by Anna Mangialardo and her son Antonio. She was born in the United States, the daughter of a coal miner who went back to Italy with her family as a child and then came back to the United States with her husband, 1972-1984 1 19 Handwritten notes from Polk's Directory for 1910 listing Italian names, addresses and occupations, undated 1 20 Handwritten notes from Polk's Directory for 1915 listing Italian names, addresses and occupations, undated 1 21 Material from Italian organizations, specifically: Italian Cultural Society, Fiumedini, Sons of Italy. It includes fifteen photographs, a silver anniversary book,, undated 1 22 Material from Italian organizations, specifically: Lido Club, Italian Cultural Society, undated 1 23 Italian obituaries, not sorted, undated 2 1 Material from Holy Rosary. This includes photocopies of material from the Archdiocese of Baltimore and the Center for Migration Studies (repository of Father De Carlo's papers and Holy Rosary's parish papers), and souvenir booklets, undated 2 2 A souvenir book from Holy Rosary, undated 2 3 Miscellaneous Obituaries, not sorted, undated 3 1 Abbo [Frank Abbo, owner of Roma Restaurant near uptown Connecticut Avenue, undated 3 2 Abernathy. Walter S., transportation specialist with Dept. of Commerce, undated 3 3 Addabbo, John J., CPA and saxophonist, undated 3 4 Agazzi, Arturo, waiter, undated 3 5 Alongi, Thomas, mechanic, undated 3 6 Amato, Joseph A., barber, undated 3 7 Anastasi, Angelina, seamstress, HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 8 Aninto family, 1940 directory information, undated 3 9 Antonelli, Dominic HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 10 Antonio, Sam, Udine-bom tile setter who set tile at the U.S. capitol, the Naval Observatory, the Library of Congress and several embassies, undated 3 11 Aquilino, Paul A. HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 12 Arcaro, Michelina L, undated 3 13 Arthur, Kenneth Board, undated 3 14 Ayers, Robert R, undated 3 15 Bahen, Joseph B., builder of tomb of unknown soldier, undated 3 16 Balamoti, Michael J., chief of banquets at the Washington Hotel, undated 3 17 Balducci family HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 18 Barazotta. Inside is a card regarding Henry Barazotto of Clement's Pastry Shop, undated 3 19 Barbera,, Joseph, baker, undated 3 20 Baroni, Geno C, undated 3 21 Barranca, Nicola, shoemaker, undated 3 22 Beccanari. Inside is a card on Nina Baccanari, undated 3 23 Bello, Michael, Sr., HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 24 Benninghoven, Roland N., realtor, undated 3 25 Bhussry, Baldev Raj, anatomy professor at Georgetown, undated 3 26 Bianchi. Inside is card on Don and Lydia Bianchi HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 27 Bichicchi, Maria, grocer, undated 3 28 Biondi, Giovanni, tile setter HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 29 Bixel, Charles P., army brigadier general, undated 3 30 Black, Louis Woolfolk, undated 3 31 Bliss, Joseph H, undated 3 32 Boccabella, Reno W., grocer HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 33 Bolen, Elizabeth A, founder of House of Blessing, undated 3 34 Bonanno, Rosaria, widow, undated 3 35 Bonnuccelli, Joseph, chef, HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 36 Bonuso, Joseph Michael, undated 3 37 Boratenski, Florence Grant, undated 3 38 Bottari, Natale V., tailor HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 39 Bovello, Charles J, undated 3 40 Brienza, Orlando, fire fighter HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 41 Bruno, Agatina M., Bruno Brothers Ornamental Ironworks (wife of one of the brothers), undated 3 42 Burkhart, Nadia HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 43 Burgess, Hardy, structural engineer, undated 3 44 Caffi, Horace Orazio, mason HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 45 Caffo, Domenico, shoe repair, undated 3 46 Cairo, Frank A, undated 3 47 Calcara, Frank J., builder HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 48 Caporaletti family HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 49 Carchedi, Rosina, undated 3 50 Cardinale, Vito, tile setter for the Truman white house, undated 3 51 Carlantonio, Alphonso Di, worked for Washington terminal Company, undated 3 52 Carosi, Nicholas Sr., sculmptor and coiftractor HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 53 Caruso, Ugo, interview, undated 3 54 Caruso, Joseph J., florist, undated 3 55 Casassa, Lillian, candy business, undated 3 56 Cascio, Lucia C., HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 57 Catella, Michael, grocer, HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 58 Catucci family HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 59 Ceccarelli, Americo, tile setter who worked on the mosaics at the Catholic Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament, undated 3 60 Cerimele, Costanzo, Deputy U.S. Marshal, undated 3 61 Checchia, Vito. Barber. HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 62 Chicca, Edward A.J, undated 3 63 Chirieleison, Casper J. World War II veteran, undated 3 64 Chite family. Barber and beauty shop owner, undated 3 65 Ciaraldi, Americo S. Defense contract negotiator, undated 3 66 Cicala, Conte Luigi. Tailor. HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 67 Cipriano, Ralph. Life insurance sales man. HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 68 Clime, Donald. Fire fighter, undated 3 69 Colaianni, Joseph. Index card. HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 70 Colanero, Vincenzo. Stonemason. HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 71 Cole, Blanche Mack. Matron in the Order of the Eastern Star, undated 3 72 Colella, Eugene F. Internatl Revenue Service attorney, undated 3 73 Colston, Walker H. Wholesale liquor distribotor, undated 3 74 Comignani family. Plasterer and his widow. HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 75 Condatore, Salvatore Luigi. Grocer. HOLY ROSARY, undated 3 76 Corso, Darwin. Electrical contractor, undated 3 77 Corvelli Henry E. Dry cleaner. Lido Civil Club, undated 4 1 Cotturo, Concetta. Widow of Antonio. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 2 Curro family. Shoe repair and seamstress. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 3 D'Addario, Gabriel. Postal worker. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 4 D'Ambrosio family. Index card, undated 4 5 D'Avella, Giovanni. Owned Di Giovanni Coiffures, undated 4 6 De Carlo, Nicolo. Catholic priest. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 7 de Cesare, Pompeo. Band master. HOLY ROSARY--not a member, but lived on 9th St., NW, undated 4 8 DeFrancis, Mrs. Thomas J. Beautician and pizza maker, undated 4 9 DelBianco, Wilda Hasty. Government printer, undated 4 10 Del Grosso, Michele A. Shoe repair. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 11 DeLisio, Jerry. Barber, undated 4 12 Della Franca, Benjamin. Litteri grocery meat department manager. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 13 Dellenoci, Vito A. Beautician. Silver Spring, undated 4 14 Del Vecchio, Charles. Photographer. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 15 Demma, Joseph J. Tile setter, airport limousine driver. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 16 Dercola, Pasquale. D.C. Transit worker, Hillandale Barber Shop owner, undated 4 17 Desio, Delphine. Musician. Philadelphia, undated 4 18 DeSiorgi family. Questionnaire, undated 4 19 Di Bietetto, Isabelle C. Ahern. Wife of detective on safe squad, undated 4 20 Di Carlo, Innocenzo. Washington Terminal Company worker. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 21 DiLorenzo, Mr. Giacomo. Widow. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 22 Di Meglio, Julian. President of construction company. Lido Civic Club, undated 4 23 DiRienzo, Antonio. Barber. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 24 Di Rienzo, Frank. Restaurateur, HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 25 Di Rienzo, Joseph. Restaurateur, HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 26 Di Rienzo, Nunziata. Restaurateur, HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 27 Ditoto, Joseph. Plumber and grocery store owner. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 28 Dixon, Keith D, undated 4 29 Donanzan, Caesar. Catholic priest. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 30 D'Onofrio, Maria Mezzacappa. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 31 Economos, Moses. Owner of the Light House and Fish Boat takeÃ‚Â¬out stores, undated 4 32 Eliades, George. Restaurant owner, undated 4 33 Ellis, Oscar F. Buyer for R. Harris Jewehy, undated 4 34 Emanuele, Vincent. Tailor. Saint Gabriel's, undated 4 35 Enfante, William P. Feature obituary on a man who resembled Lyndon Baines Johnson, undated 4 36 Esposito, Vincent J. West Point general, undated 4 37 Fabrizio, Vito. Tailor, undated 4 38 Fato, John B. barber. Saint Jude's, undated 4 39 Federico family. Obituary for Frederick, a baker and World War II veteran. Patent Office Society article on P.J. (Pat) Federico, author and public servant, undated 4 40 Fianzoni, Joseph D. Index card, undated 4 41 Figliozzi, Nunzia. Widow. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 42 Fioramonti, Ciro. Widow of shoe maker. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 43 Fleri, Joseph. Shoemaker. Saint Teresa's, undated 4 44 Floreno, Diego (Di). Owner of Caffe Italiano. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 45 Fontana family. Obiutary on Andrew E., owner of Fontana Bowlarama. Obituary on Elvira, widow of tailor, undated 4 46 Forami, Leo P. Mayor of Capitol Heights, undated 4 47 Fox, Leon A. Brigadier general, undated 4 48 Fralleone, Nan E. Photocopy of prayer card, undated 4 49 Froio, Giuseppe. Shoe maker. Saint John the Baptist. Silver Spring, undated 4 50 Facchina family. Christopher was captured by fascists during World War II, and survived to become a contractor for ceramic tile, marble and terrazzo. John Joseph was a contractor, undated 4 51 Gallerizzo, Pietro. Potomac Electric Power Company streetlight division. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 52 Galotta, Henry. D.C. fire chief. Lido Civic Club, undated 4 53 Gates, Pearl W. Physician's widow, undated 4 54 Gatti, David M. Index card, undated 4 55 Gatto, Joseph. Index card, undated 4 56 Gearhardt, Harrison A. General, chief of the office of legislative liaison, undated 4 57 Gervasio, Filippo. Index card, undated 4 58 Gesuero, Pasquale V. Deputy U.S. marshal, undated 4 59 Ghilardi, Ersillo. Index card, undated 4 60 Ghiseli, Angelo. Index card, undated 4 61 Gianetti family. Ornamental plaster., undated 4 62 Gagliardi [note alphabetical order] family. Lamp lighters, undated 4 63 Giannini, John. Restauranteur, undated 4 64 Giannetti, Ettori (Ed). Lawyer and builder, undated 4 65 Giove, Gaetano. Owned Trinidad rambler, undated 4 66 Giuffreda, Antonio. Stonemason. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 67 Giuliani family. Elisa (Mrs. Giuseppe) operated a grocery story and then State Liquors. Orlando A. Giuliani owned Jimmy's Cafe. Charles and his uncle Joseph worked for American Mosaic and opened Standard Art Marple and Tile Company. Also included is a photocopy of an obituary of Vincent S. Pisciotta who worked two jobs. payroll liaison supervisor of the Bureau of Labor Statistics and sales man specializing in large appliances for Hecht Company., undated 4 68 Giusti, Idamo. Chef. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 69 Glezos, Emmanuel. Worked for James Economides Produce, undated 4 70 Gnerro, Antonio. Hotel worker. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 71 Grant, Robert F. applied Physics Laboratory of Johns Hopkins University, undated 4 72 Grasso, Salvatore. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 73 Graves. Incomplete photocopy, enough to show that Graves was a sergeant in the army and that he was a boxing champion, undated 4 74 Green, Julia Shonk. Soprano, undated 4 75 Grimaldi family. Saverio J. Senior worked for the Naval Ordnance Laboratory planning and progress division. Paul was a tailor. Fiumedinisi Club, undated 4 76 Grinnell, Olga H. legislative aid, undated 4 77 Guglielmino, Lucia V. Seamstress. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 78 Guttadore, Salvatore P. Contractor, undated 4 79 Hamm, Joseph F. Cartographer, undated 4 80 Hiehle, Wilber W. Army surgeon, undated 4 81 Hunt, Horace L. Junior. Owned Chula Vista Nursing Home, undated 4 82 Iacangelo, Violet. Southern Railway System employee. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 83 Frank, Ignatius N. Prayer card, undated 4 84 Ihrie, John R. Fire fighter, undated 4 85 Innocenti family. John owned a shoe repair shop. Anna was his widow, undated 4 86 Izzo, Anthony. Owned bricklaying company. HOLY ROSARY, undated 4 87 Jenkins. Partial photocopy of obituary, enough to determine the deceased was a man who was successively a driver for Capital Transit, a driver for the Gray Line, and an investigator for the National Detective Agency, undated 5 1 Jolliffe, James. Internal Revenue Service employee, undated 5 2 Kackle. Partial photocopy of obituary; the deceased died in a hold-up, undated 5 3 Kalavritinos, Mr. Christofiles. Partial obituary of the widow of a restauranteur, undated 5 4 Kane, Wilbur F. Partial obituary; the deceased worked for the Interior Department, undated 5 5 Karl, Edmund O. Junior. Car repair business manager, undated 5 6 Kathas, John. Restauranteur, undated 5 7 Krauss, Morris C. (Bill). Duckpin bowling champion, undated 5 8 Lackman family. Index card., undated 5 9 Lambis, Julia (Judy). Victim of Cooley's anemia, undated 5 10 Larson, Joseph R. Victim of carbon monoxide poisoning, undated 5 11 Latona, Salvatore J. Pharmacist, undated 5 12 Layton, Olin W. Partial photocopy of obituary, undated 5 13 Leemans, Alphonse (Tuffy). Football player, undated 5 14 Lemanski, Raymond C. Social studies teacher, undated 5 15 Leonardi, Marco. Railroad worker. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 16 Leone, Marietta G. Wife of Anthony, a meat cutter for Safeway. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 17 Lewis. Partial photocopy of obituary; deceased was a woman who used to work for the Army. She organized the Prisoner of War Information Bureau during World War II, undated 5 18 Lindsay, Karen R. Victim of automobile accident, undated 5 19 Litteri. Grocers, undated 5 20 Longo family. Alfio was a shoemaker. Grace was his widow, undated 5 21 Lozupone family. Jean F. was a volunteer with many Italian and Catholic agencies. Vitgo, Thomas, and Constantine were plasterers, undated 5 22 Lunghi, Edmondo. Tailor. Saint Mark's, undated 5 23 Luzzatto, Bruno B.A. NATO advisor. Member of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitatin Mission to Italy in 1948, undated 5 24 Maciulla, Joseph Di Lorenzo. Ran delicatessen. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 25 Maggi, Pasquale J. Central Intelligence Agency worker. Saint James, undated 5 26 Magista, Biagio. Stone Mason., undated 5 27 Magri, Carmela. Seamstress. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 28 Malia, Antonio J. Restaurateur. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 29 Mallas, Bessie. Widow of railroad worker, undated 5 30 Mancuso family. Nelli Spano Mancuso was a secretary for the U.S. Shipping Board and a volunteer with Baptist activities. There are also index cards on Mancuso's Food., undated 5 31 Manganaro family. Raphael was a physician and Peter a Catholic priest. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 32 Mangialardo family. Grocers, undated 5 33 Mantuso family. Fruit vendors. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 34 Marchetti, Philip. Worked in Bureau of Standards optical shop. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 35 Marchi, Joseph I. Mosaic workers, undated 5 36 Mariani T.G. Dancing academy owner, undated 5 37 Marino, Lucia Rosata. Widow of liquor dealer. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 38 Marinori, Antonio. Index card, undated 5 39 Marmnucci, Francesco. Farmer. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 40 Marletta, Angelo. Restaurateur. Lido Club, undated 5 41 Marrocco, Pasquale Luigi. Restaurateur, undated 5 42 Marsanopoli, Anthony. Barber, undated 5 43 Martinelli, Mildred Rosa. Volunteer for Catholic activities, especially her parish of Saint James, Falls Church, undated 5 44 Mascetti, Louis. Shoe shop. Saint John the Baptist, undated 5 45 Massino family. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 46 Mastradone, John P. Housing and Urban Development, undated 5 47 Mastrangelo, Ellen B. Election judge. Methodist, undated 5 48 Mastromarmno family. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 49 Mavrikes family. Victims of automobilie accident, undated 5 50 McAuliffe, Anthony C. General at the Battle of the Bulge, undated 5 51 Mehlfelt, J. Rowe. Industrial engineer, undated 5 52 Messina, Angelo. International Telephone and Telegraph Company messenger, undated 5 53 Metzeroth, Lucille M. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company worker, undated 5 54 Mezzanotte, Ferrer (Frank). News vendor. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 55 Migliaccio, Joseph. Fruit vendor and founder of the Sons of Italy. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 56 Milice, Angela. Justice Department employee, undated 5 57 Miller, Frank. Printer for The Star, undated 5 58 Monaldo family. Biaglo was a pastry chef. Frank L. was a shoemaker. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 59 Moretti, Constance Messina. Volunteer. Annunciation church, undated 5 60 Morigi, Roger. This folder contains information on skilled Italian construction workers in the D.C. area, undated 5 61 Moses, John G. Lieutenant colonel, undated 5 62 Musolino, Dominic Joseph. Gas station owner, undated 5 63 Natoli, Joseph. Grocer and Car Dealer. Our Lady of Sorrows, undated 5 64 Nencioni, Lucia. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 65 Nicastro family. Includes index cards and photographs, one of which is of altar boys., undated 5 66 Nicholas, Julie James. Boyfriend killed her accidentally with a gun he claimed he did not know was loaded, undated 5 67 Niederlehner, Kurt. Banquet captain, undated 5 68 Niosi family. Grocers. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 69 Ofano, Amelia. Widow of barber, undated 5 70 Orcino family. Owned Avignone Freres. Lido Civil Club, undated 5 71 Pagi, Dante. Barber, undated 5 72 Palumbo family. Shoe repair. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 73 Pappa, Giuseppe. Security guard, undated 5 74 Pappano family. Dry cleaners and Italian festival organizers. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 75 Parreco, Edward. Partner of James Parreco & Son Inc., family excavation and construction firm, undated 5 76 Pasqualicchio, Leonard. Realtor, undated 5 77 Pasquini, Mary Theresa Italiana. Branch secretary for D.C. Department of Human Resources, undated 5 78 Pavlos family. Nick, an electrician, died in an on-the job accident. Penagiota Zogas Pavlos was the widow of a radio repair show owner, undated 5 79 Payne, Mark Edward. Funeral home attendant, undated 5 80 Peluso, Alphonso. Barber. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 81 Peona, Francesca. Citizenship paper, undated 5 82 Perna family. Lived in Tenleytown, undated 5 83 Petrini, Aldo. Catholic priest. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 84 Petronella, D. (Penny) St. John. Active in Republican Women's Club, undated 5 85 Pezzuti, Mary. Widow of hotel employee. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 86 Pirrone, Antonio J. Shoe repair. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 87 Pisapia, Louis. Food Broker, undated 5 88 Pizza family. Grocers. HOLY ROSARY, undated 5 89 Policelli, Rosalie Gentilcore. Dry Cleaner. HOLY ROSARY family, undated 5 90 Polito family. Alice V. was the wife of a dry cleaner. Anthony Junior was a tile setter, undated 5 91 Pomponio family. Index card, undated 5 92 Prada, Arnold G. Owned heating, air conditioning and refrigeration firm, undated 5 93 Preller, Francis. Engineer, undated 5 94 Prencipe family, undated 5 95 Pucci, Frank. Index card, undated 5 96 Puglisi, Carmelo. Barber. Fiumedinisi, undated 5 97 Puliatti, Joseph. Construction worker, undated 6 1 Range, Heidi Lois. College student and cancer victim, undated 6 2 Raynor, Margaret F. Legal secretary, undated 6 3 Reeves, Rose Anne Panella., undated 6 4 Ricciardi, Agnes M. Congressional liaison officer with the Veterans administration, Annunciation member and Republican volunteer, undated 6 5 Riley, Nora. Partial photocopy of obituary, undated 6 6 Rinaldi family., undated 6 7 Rogers, Gordon B. Lieutenant general and cavalry officer, undated 6 8 Romeo, Carmela Motta. Active in orphan affairs. HOLY ROSARY, undated 6 9 Rousopoulos, Peter. Restaurateur, undated 6 10 Rowe, E. Romayne. Civil Service Commission examiner and investigator, undated 6 11 Ruggieri, Nick. Owned Nick's Valet. Fiumedinisi, undated 6 12 Rumbough, William. General and World War II signal officer, undated 6 13 Ruppert, Katherine C. Veterans Administration employee and Red Cross volunteer, undated 6 14 Russ, Martha Louise. Bureau of National affairs employee, undated 6 15 Saia, Pasquale Frank. Made sandals for Franciscans, undated 6 16 Saylor, Margaret. Taught Italians who lived in her area, undated 6 17 Sandro, Sandi. Housekeeper at HOLY ROSARY, undated 6 18 Santini, Anthony P. Meat Marker owner, undated 6 19 Santucci, Ferruccio. Stone mason, undated 6 20 Sapienza, Mrs. Pietro C. Widow of cobbler. HOLY ROSARY, undated 6 21 Savage, Winifred M. Austin. Widow, undated 6 22 Scafetta family., undated 6 23 Scaldaferri, Frank. Stone mason, undated 6 24 Scalessa, C.F., M.D. Pediatrician:, undated 6 25 Schmidt, John R. Catholic monisignor, undated 6 26 Sciacco, James. Installation foreman for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company, undated 6 27 Scuderi, Placido. Stockbroker. World War II veteran, undated 6 28 Segreti family. Stone masons. HOLY ROSARY, undated 6 29 Sergi, Sebastiano. Tailor. HOLY ROSARY, undated 6 30 Simi family. HOLY ROSARY, undated 6 31 Sirica, John. Judge, undated 6 32 Skiados. Partial obituary photocopy; deceased was a nurse, undated 6 33 Smith. Albert C. Smith was an embassy clerk. Helen Hunter Smith was his widow and co-owner of Hunter's Tavern in Upper Marlboro, undated 6 34 Sorge, Joseph F. Owned hotel barbershop, undated 6 35 Spadaro, Dominic. Index card, undated 6 36 Sparacino, Charles. Barber. Fiumedinisi, undated 6 37 Stathopovlos, Nick G. Greek, undated 6 38 Statler, Esther Mc Murray, R.N. Navy and Veterans Administration nurse, undated 6 39 St. Clair, Lloyd Dale. Service advisor for Community Auto Service. Killed in automobile accident, undated 6 40 Stefanelli, Joseph (Jack). Stefanelli Brothers Tile Company, undated 6 41 Stone, Leonard J. Manager of international projects for International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation's Washington office, undated 6 42 Streit, Paul H. Army major, undated 6 43 Sullivan, John S. colonel. Partial photocopy of obituary, undated 6 44 Tamagni, Augie. Dental technician, undated 6 45 Tana family. Barber, undated 6 46 Teti, Nicholas. Jeweler, undated 6 47 Thon, George J. Managed Forest Lake apartments, undated 6 48 Timpe, George. Catholic priest. Partial photocopy of obituary, undated 6 49 Toftoy, Holter N. Army general, undated 6 50 Travaglini, Edmund. Dentist, undated 6 51 Trivelli, Carmela. Widow of barber, undated 6 52 Troost, Veronika, M.D. Physician, undated 6 53 Trotta, Rose L. Bureau of Engraving and Printing clerk. Carmelite Sisters Club, undated 6 54 Turturro, Agostino. General Services Administration landscaper, undated 6 55 Urciolo family, undated 6 56 Vaccaro family, undated 6 57 Vasaio family, undated 6 58 Valenti, Alfonso. Barber, undated 6 59 Veneziani. Partial photocopy. HOLY ROSARY, undated 6 60 Verdi, J.S. Index card, undated 6 61 Vidi family. HOLY ROSARY, undated 6 62 Villatico, Mary G. Baker and restaurateur, undated 6 63 Volland, Roberta. Active in colonial American societies, undated 6 64 Wade, Margaret C. Joyce. Democratic club officer, undated 6 65 Weeda, Joseph G, undated 6 66 Wheeler, Charles, undated 6 67 Whitsell Howard E. (Whitey), undated 6 68 Willard, Ira. Partial photocopy of obituary, undated 6 69 Wiliging, Eugene P. Catholic University librarian, undated 6 70 Williams, Daniel James. Leukemia victim, undated 6 71 Wolford. Staff sergeant in the Air Force. Partial photocopy of obituary, undated </