Gambino 1960's Chart (in progress)

[Wiseguy]

Thanks. I remember an article mention that only two of the NY families now have Jersey based Crews. That has to be the Genovese and Luccheses.


Pogo

Yes, they mentioned those two families specifically. It also said recent "ties" to New Jersey had been found with the Gambinos and Bonannos.

[Angelo Santino]

Who was Pasquale Conte's wife? Anyone know?

[B.]

Might be Josephine DiBono, 1951 marriage in Queens. The DiBonos of the Gambino Family were Palermitani in his crew.

Don't know that for a fact, needs further verification.

[Angelo Santino]

I grew up on the same block that Loscalzo lived on. (Actually right next door to him) Hung out in the same club that DiMatteo hung out in. Fortunato lived 3 blocks from that club and frequented it pretty often. The baker Pietro was about 2 blocks from my house. The club that I'm talking about was Papa Dave's old place in the Bronx. I mean did I see receipts that said "One button-----50K", no. but it was pretty common knowledge in the neighborhood.

Where was the location of the club?

If anyone is able and has the time, can someone verify that I found the right Filippo LoScalzo?
Philip LoScalzo
Skinny Phil
3/28/1915
2377 Belmont Ave, Bronx, NY 10458
F: Filippo LoScalzo Reggio Calabria
M: Grazia Chila
W: Mary (Unknown)
Salaried employee - Anthony D'Amato

The name LoScalzo, D'Amato.. it doesn't seem Calabrese to me, I would think he was Agrigentin. This could be possibly a Tampa connection and I just want to verify that it's not. I can't find his wife either. On the WW2 draft it says Mary but the only marriage reference to someone with this name is a Angie Dimino (another AG name).

[Angelo Santino]

Trying to look up Angelo Mannino's mother- Rose Rumore and came across this.




Having a hard time locating her, one census indicates she was born in Italy around 1902, closest match I can find is one who came from Santo Stefano di Camastra in Messina.

[B.]

It's Angelo Mannino's wife who was a Rumore. I mentioned earlier she came from Bisacquino:

Also stands out Angelo Mannino married a Rumore. She was from Bisacquino and her father's name Saverio Rumore is shared with the Gambino member Saverio "Sam" Rumore from Bisacquino though her father would be much older. Maybe a relation as the Gambino Rumore brothers were said to be close to the Traina crew.

His hometown of Torretta and her hometown of Bisacquino are confirmed on their marriage record. This is also where the info comes from about Angelo Mannino's mother being a Marino.

[Angelo Santino]

Again, glad I'm going through all these names because I've found a couple mistakes. I thought these men were brothers but that doesn't appear to be the case. It's late and I'm tired, look at it more tomorrow but just dropping it here.






Cousins? Alfonso came from Gragnano and Ralph from Santa Lucia di Serino which arent exactly next to each other-


Keyword search: Ralph Mosca lineage

[funkster]

Stilling working on 1980 but there's overlap, which made me start thinking of the Valachi 1963 Gambino chart which I never corrected.

1 Based off of Pogo's Capo succession list, here's who was Captain around this this time-

Armand "Tommy" Rava (1950s-1957) Killed.
-In 1957 this Crew was split between Aniello “Neil” Dellcaroce and Carmine "Charlie Wagons" Fattico. The Aurello-Gravano Crew could have broken off from this Crew as well.
Aniello "Neil" Dellacroce (1957-1965) Became UnderBoss.

Fatico-Gotti Crew: Broke off from the Rava Crew in 1957?
Carmine "Charlie Wagons" Fattico (1957?-1986) Stepped Down.

Joseph Franco (Early/Mid 1950s-1957) Died.
Carmine “The Doctor” Lombardozzi (1957-1963) Demoted.
-Anthony “Tony the Geep” Sedotto took over part of this Crew in 1960.
Joseph Gennaro (1963-1968) Died.

Francesco "Frank/Don Cheech" Scalise (1931-1957) Killed.
-In 1957 this crew was split between Arthur “Chink” Leo and David “Papa Dave” Amodeo.
Arthur “Chink” Leo (1957-1965) Died.
-Vincent "Jimmy" Squilante broke off from this Crew in the 1950s.

Amodeo Crew: Broke off from the Scalise Crew in 1957.
David “Papa Dave” Amodeo (1957-1970s) Stepped Down.

Squilante Crew: Split off from the Scalise Crew.
Vincent "Jimmy" Squilante (1950s-1960) Killed.
-In 1960 this Crew was split between Rocco “Rogie” Mazzie and Anthony “Tony the Geep” Sedotto.

Anthony “Tony the Geep” Sedotto (1960-1970s)

Gravano-Vario Crew: Likely broke off from the Rava Crew.
Anthony Rizzo (1957-1962) Died.
Peter “Petey Pumps” Ferrara (1962-1969) Died.
-James "Jimmy Brown" Failla (1960s-1967). Became Official Capo.

John "Johnny Roberts" Riboloto (Mid 1950s-1958) Killed.
Alfred Eppolito (1957-19??)
James “Jimmy the Clam” Eppolito (19/?-19??)

Francisco "Frank" Castellano (1920s-1956) Died.
Paul "Big Paul" Castellano (1956-19??) Became Boss.
-This Crew absorbed the Riboloto Crew.
-Paul Castellana (Early 1960s)

Gambino Crew: Likely broke off from the Frank Castellano Crew.
Joseph Castellano (19??-1946) Died.
Carlo “Carl” Gambino (1946-195?) Consiglieri.
Paolo "Don Paolo/Paul" Gambino (195?-1974) Died.
Joseph “Joe Z” Zingaro (1974-1987) Imprisoned.

Steven Armone (1957-1960) Died.
Charles “Rosario” Dongarro (1960-1970s)

Antonio "Bada Noste" Paterno (19??-1956) Died.
-In the 1950s the Frank Perrone was promoted to Capo over a portion of this Crew.
Joseph Paterno (1956-1979) Stepped Down.

Bisascia-Mitarotona Crew: (Crew split off from the Paterno Crew)
Frank Perrone (1950s-Mid 1980s) Died

Jerome “Jerry Mummy” D'Aquila (19??-19??) Demoted.
Olympio “Lilo” Garafalo (1960s-1986) Died.

Conti-Cefalu Crew:
Pasquale “Patsy” Conti (1960-1990s) Imprisoned/Stepped Down.

Anthony "Tough Tony" Anastasia (1931-1964) Died.
Anthony Scotto (1964-1986) Demoted.

Joseph “Gus” Colozzo (1960s?-1971) Died.

Ettore "Terry" Zappi (1950s-1986) Died.

Joseph Franco (19??-1957) Died.
Domenico Arcuri (1960s-1970) Died.

Giuseppe Traina (1920-1974) Died.

Pasquale "Patsy" Corbi (1929-1955) Died.
Luigi Morici (1955-1966) Retired.

Pietro “Peter” Stincone (1960s-1977) Died.

?-Agostino Amato (1950s-1960s)
Joseph "Joe Rivers" Silesi (1960s-19??)

Gaetano “Tommy” Russo (1950s-1970) Died.
-This crew was disbanded in 1970.

Angelone Crew:
John “Johnny” Angelone (19??-1979) Died.

Are there soldiers that are known but not on the orig chart? - http://www.museumsyndicate.com/images/6/55764.jpg

If I make this, we probably lack the knowledge to break this down crew by crew.

Interesting note in the newest JP video, his uncle was on record with Joe Zingaro.

[Angelo Santino]

The 50s censuses are out now I believe, so I'll be circling back to this endeavor.

[JoelTurner]

Michael Giacalone was a member of Joe Paterno's crew:

(https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.htm ... lPageId=22)

- Born ~1924
- Lived in Vailsburg section of Newark on Columbia or Alexander st.

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Angelo Vinci was a member of Frank Perrone's crew:

(https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.htm ... lPageId=25)

- Born ~1923
- Lived on Leslie St. in Bloomfield or Belleville, NJ
- Was made in ~1957

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Joseph Zoppo was a Gambino member in New Jersey

(https://www.google.ca/books/edition/The ... frontcover)

He's mentioned on DeCavalcante wire tap.

(https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-co ... cessSource)

This was his census information

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[Pogo The Clown]

Any idea when these guys died? Thanks.


Pogo

[JoelTurner]

Any idea when these guys died? Thanks.


Pogo

Michael Giacalone- 2008

Angelo Vinci- 2008

Joseph Zoppo- 1997

[JoelTurner]

Was Alfred Malanga ever a member?

Bill Feather’s site lists a John Malanga AKA Fritzy, possibly related to William Malanga, as a member.

William Malanga’s brother, Alfred “Fritzy” Malanga, was a known criminal.

There could have been a confusion between him and John Malanga, one of Boiardo’s associates.

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(https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.htm ... elPageId=2)

Gene Catena tells Thomas Eboli about how he was introduced to a Fritzie/Fretchie by Daniel Noto. It couldn’t have been Federico "Fritzy" Giovanelli because Eboli didn’t know the guy.

[B.]

There was also a Jeff Malanga who was part of the Boiardo group in the 1920s-1930s. Not sure what became of him or what his true name is -- unlikely an Italian dude was named "Jeff".

[JoelTurner]

There was also a Jeff Malanga who was part of the Boiardo group in the 1920s-1930s. Not sure what became of him or what his true name is -- unlikely an Italian dude was named "Jeff".

Jeff Lane was his nickname, his real name was Joseph Malanga. As far as I can tell, he was the brother of the aforementioned John.

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Gene Catena brings up Fretchie/Fritzy right after he talks about Anthony Scotto. Plus, the Notos would have known the NJ Gambino members, their brother-in-law was Anthony Scoma, a Newark Gambino soldier.