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Antiliar wrote:
Something else of interest is that "Dom the Sailor" DeQuarto is listed as part of his crew, but Valachi said that DeQuarto was a caporegime himself. If that's true then he was demoted.

Antiliar wrote:

HairyKnuckles wrote: Can´t find any entry on a Philipaso, or Filipaso, or Fillipaso, or Fillipasso etc.

I think the last name would probably be Filipazzo. I notice several people in New York by that surname who originally came from Agrigento, esp. Porto Empedocle.

HairyKnuckles wrote: Can´t find any entry on a Philipaso, or Filipaso, or Fillipaso, or Fillipasso etc.

Antiliar wrote:

HairyKnuckles wrote:

toto wrote:HK,
I don't think I will bother to look for anything anymore. Just wait for you to put it here nicely. Really good work.

Do you know if Alongi's parents from Corleone as well? Gagliano's as we know are and that's before the connection of Majuri's to Gagliano's which B. has mentioned on here a while ago.

Thanks!

I don´t know his father´s name and time of arrival to America. That would definitely help in order to find out where exactly the Alongis came from. If somebody knows (at least his name), we could take a look on the libertyellisfoundation.org site.

Name: Dominick Joseph Alongi
[Dominick Alongi]
SSN: 113205279
Gender: Male
Race: White
Birth Date: 17 Apr 1926
Birth Place: N Y, New York
Father Name: Joseph Alongi
Mother Name: Rose Philipaso
Death Date: Mar 1980
Type of Claim: Original SSN.
Notes: Nov 1943: Name listed as DOMINICK JOSEPH ALONGI; 31 Dec 1987: Name listed as DOMINICK ALONGI

Another source gives his father's name as "Salud Alongi" and his mother and Antoinette.

HairyKnuckles wrote:

toto wrote:HK,
I don't think I will bother to look for anything anymore. Just wait for you to put it here nicely. Really good work.

Do you know if Alongi's parents from Corleone as well? Gagliano's as we know are and that's before the connection of Majuri's to Gagliano's which B. has mentioned on here a while ago.

Thanks!

I don´t know his father´s name and time of arrival to America. That would definitely help in order to find out where exactly the Alongis came from. If somebody knows (at least his name), we could take a look on the libertyellisfoundation.org site.

toto wrote:HK,
I don't think I will bother to look for anything anymore. Just wait for you to put it here nicely. Really good work.

Do you know if Alongi's parents from Corleone as well? Gagliano's as we know are and that's before the connection of Majuri's to Gagliano's which B. has mentioned on here a while ago.

Pogo The Clown wrote:

From the time of his elevation to skipper, til he died, in his file, there is no mention of ALONGI being the Genovese Family consigliere, which may be what most of us thought that he was at some point. SAMMY GRAVANO testified that during a meeting with GIGANTE in 1976, he was told that ALONGI "was now the consigliere". He either misunderstood GIGANTE or simply misremembered. In 1976, ALONGI was part of a ruling panel, this according to a FBI report, which was dismantled sometime in 1977.

Didn't Cafaro also claim that Alongi was the Consiglieri? I seem to remember that.


Pogo

From the time of his elevation to skipper, til he died, in his file, there is no mention of ALONGI being the Genovese Family consigliere, which may be what most of us thought that he was at some point. SAMMY GRAVANO testified that during a meeting with GIGANTE in 1976, he was told that ALONGI "was now the consigliere". He either misunderstood GIGANTE or simply misremembered. In 1976, ALONGI was part of a ruling panel, this according to a FBI report, which was dismantled sometime in 1977.