Visiting the West Side 1963

[Angelo Santino]

Joseph Agone
Anthony Albanese
Philip Albanese
Carlo Albero
Nicholas Aldarelli
Vincent Alo
Dominick Alongi
Fred Amarosa
Gaetano Amato
Pasquale Amorosa
James Angelina
Salvatore Annunziato
Salvatore Aparo
Gregory John Ardito
Louis Barbella
"Mike Barese"
Modesto Barra
Rocco Barra
Joseph Barra
Salvatore Basso
Carmine Orazio Battaglia
James Battaglia
Carmine Battaglia
Raffaele Belvedere
Joseph Bernava
Robert Bianchi
Giovanni Biele
Vincent Bivona
Peter Bivona
Robert Nicholas Blanche
Ruggierio Boiardo
Anthony Boiardo
Carmine Bove
Toby Paul Boyd
Lorenzo Brescia
Salvatore Briguglio
Nicholas Bufania
John Buonarobo
Frank Cacciatore
Frank Caggiano
Vincent James Calabrese
Nicholas Camerota
Tommaso Campisi
Charles Campisi
Edward Capobianco
Dominick Cappolo
Paul Carbo
Antonio Carillo
Ottilio Frank Caruso
Frank Castiglia
Joseph Cataldo
Eugene Catena
Frank Catena
Gerardo Catena
Pietro Silvio Cavanna
Frank Celano
Julius Celantano
Salvatore Celembrino
Loreto Centore
Dominick Ciaffone
Michelino Clemente
James Collaro
Jake Columbo
Thomas Contaldo
Michael Coppola
Carmelo Coppolino
Orlando Coralluzzo
Peter Costello
Alfonzo Criscuolo
Francesco Cucolo
Salvatore Cufari
Alfred Cupolo
Thomas Cusimano
Joseph Cusimano
Anthony D'Ambrosio
Angelo De Carlo
Peter De Feo
Giovanni DeBellis
Louis DeBenedetto
Generosa Del Ducca
John Del Ducca
Matteo DeLorenzo
Antonio DeMartino
Benjamin DeMartino
Theodore DeMartino
Tobia DeMicco
Giuseppe DeNegris
Lawrence Dentico
Anthony DiLorenzo
Cosmo DiPietro
Salvatore DIPietro
Dominick DiQuarto
Pietro Dolcemascolo
Raffaele Dolcemascolo
Giusepe Antonio Doto
Pasquale R Eboli
Thomas Vito Michael Eboli
Pasquale Erra
Albert Facchiano
Alfred Faicco
Joseph Famularo
Gigino Farina
Ralph Ferrara
Anthony Ferro
George Filipone
Angelo Fiore
Mario Fiore
Anthony Florio
Mattio Fortunato
Samuel Frano
Cosmo Frasca
Nicholas Frustacci
Charles Gagliadotto
Nicholas Galante
Michael James Generosa
Vincenzo Generosa
Vito Genovese
Michele Genovese
Michael Genovese
Louis Rocco Georgiano
Michael Geralle
Andrew Gerardo
Joseph Gerardo
Louis Phillip Giaccone
Vincent Gigante
Mario Gigante
Salvatore Gincarella
Salvatore Granello
Michael Graziosi
Gaetano Greco
Salvatore Iacone
Angelo Iacone
Mathew Ianniello
Gerard Laietta
Peter Anthony Landusco
Joseph Lanza
Nunzio Lanza
Edward Lanzieri
Angelo LaPadura
Giuseppe LaPadura
Joseph Lapi
Pietro LaPlaca
John Lardiere
Louis Anthony LaRocca
Salvatore Lauro
Ernest Lazzara
Little Rocky (Nickname)
Frank Livorsi
Joseph Loiacano
Thomas Lombardi
Paul Mario Lombardino
Philip Lombardo
Maurice Longo
Salvatore Lucania
John Luciano
Salvatore Luisi/Lenzi
Pasquale Macchirole
Michael Maione
Salvatore Gaetano Maiorana
John Manfredonia
Louis Manna
Ignazio Marchese
Joseph Paul Marchione
Anthony Marchitto
Joseph George Martinelli
Vincent Martino
Anthony Martino
Alfonso Marzano
John Masiello
Giuseppe Masseria
Carmine Mastrototaro
Vincenzo Mauro
Aldo Mazzarati
Pasqualino Merola
Sabato Milo
Joseph Mineo
Pietro Mione
Michele Miranda
Bonaventura Miranda
Pasquale Moccio
Rosario Mogavero
Joseph Mogavero
Felix Monaco
Gerard Mosiello
Raymond Muscarella
Gaetano Musto
Anthony Nasti
Michael Nicoline
George Nobile
Filippo Noto
Sebastian Ofria
Pasqale Pagano
Joseph Luco Pagano
Cosmo Panarelli
Giuseppe Paterra
Giuseppe Pecora
Thomas Pecora
Rocco Pellegrino
Carmine Pellegrino
Peter Pellegrino
Joseph Peloso
Joe Pensola (nickname)
Armando Perillo
Angelo Luigi Pero
Rocco Perotta
Ciro Perrone
Michele Perrone
Davide Petillo
Vincenzo Picarelli
Ilario Pisani
Victor Pisauro
Daniel Polidori
Joseph Polverino
Luigi Prado
Amedeo Principe
Rudolph Prisco
Anthony Provenzano
Salvatore Puma
Joseph Randazzo
Vincent Rao
Nicholas Rattenni
Pellegrino Rega
Gaetano Ricci
Giorgio Rizzo
Alexander Rosato
Enrico Rubino
John Russo
Anthony Russo
Frank Russo
Louis Russo
Giuseppe Sabato
Anthony Saita
Anthony Salerno
Ferdinand Salerno
Thomas Salerno
Angelo Charles Salerno
Anthony Salerno
Giovanni Battista Salvo
Thomas Anthony Sanfratello
Joseph Santaniello
Francis Santo
Anthony Santoli
Girolamo Santuccio
Giovanni Savino
Salvatore Savino
Daniel Scarglato
Giuseppe Scarpinito
Giovanni Schillaci
Joseph Schipani
Albert Scibelli
Antonio Scibelli
Francesco Scibelli
Francesco Serpico
Raffaele Serpico
Fiore Siano
Angelo Carmen Sica
Carl Silesia
George Smurra
Gaetano Somma
Michael Spinella
Innocenzio Stoppelli
Joseph Stracci
Robert Tarantino
Philip Tartaglia
Joseph Tedeschi
Frank Alfonso Tieri
"Balsey" TNU
Tar Baby TNU
Joseph Tortorici
Frank Toto
Carmine Toto
Charles Tourine
Joseph Traina
Anthony Tuzio
Eugene Uricola
Gioseppo Valachi
Thomas Vastano
Ralph Vicaro

Suspected
Liborio Bellomo
Salvatore Bellomo
Angelo Casamasso
Daniel Cecere
Angelo Chieppa
Emilio Delio
Louis Maloni
Mauro Manna
Rosario Miraglia
Louis Percella
Henry Siciliano
Carmine Zullo

[Philly d]

Print form of the 63 chart, still contains additional info-

Carmine persico was transferred to the colombos?

[JoelTurner]

He was never a member of the Genovese but they had protected him possibly contributing to that idea

[Angelo Santino]

Alot of the names on that list are Gambino members.

[bn]

In Chin Gigante's files, there is a redacted name who is said to have taken over for Carfagno.

The amount of letters perfectly fits "Harry Lanza". "Jimmy Angelina" is a bit too long. Unless there is someone else who may have taken over for Carfagno, looks like Harry took it over.

[bn]

Also, this was in 1968. Jimmy Angelina died in 1967. It states "Capodecina", not former.

[Antiliar]

Interesting factoid about David Petillo in Chicago. The prostitute Nancy Presser, who was interviewed by Thomas Dewey's team when he was prosecuting Lucky Luciano, confirmed his reputation there as a killer: https://books.google.com/books?id=Tz03q ... ia&f=false

[PolackTony]

Interesting factoid about David Petillo in Chicago. The prostitute Nancy Presser, who was interviewed by Thomas Dewey's team when he was prosecuting Lucky Luciano, confirmed his reputation there as a killer: https://books.google.com/books?id=Tz03q ... ia&f=false

Interesting. Makes one wonder if Petillo had been assigned to Capone’s decina during that time.

[JoelTurner]

Here's a member: Joseph Parlavecchio

- Mafia Membership Charts list him as a Genovese member

- This document (https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.htm ... lPageId=12) erroneously lists him as a Philadelphia member along with Carmine Battaglia and Thomas Campisi.

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This was his info:

GIUSEPPE PARLAVECCHIO
(Joseph, Joe Polo)
DOB: Apr 8 1907
POB: Basico, Italy
W: Katerine DeLuca
Occupation: Supervisor - City maintenance; Newark Board of Education
Address: 110 Nichols St, Newark, NJ
Previous Addresses: 243 Adams St, Newark, NJ
Death: Dec 1 2007

[HairyKnuckles]

In Chin Gigante's files, there is a redacted name who is said to have taken over for Carfagno.

The amount of letters perfectly fits "Harry Lanza". "Jimmy Angelina" is a bit too long. Unless there is someone else who may have taken over for Carfagno, looks like Harry took it over.

That´s interesting! I remember reading that sometime directly after the Carfano hit, Harry Lanza was surveilled by LE and was seen visiting high ranking members of the Genovese Family in a social club in the Little Italy section of Manhattan. Perhaps he was summoned to be told that he was now a caporegime? I wonder why his name was redacted though. He died in the 1970s.

Harry Lanza had legal troubles, starting in or around 1958, after refusing to answer questions relating to a talk he had with his infamous imprisoned brother concerning suspicion of corruption. He was granted immunity from prosecution but still refused to answer any questions. He was sentenced to 10 years, but only served a year or two. My point is that he must have had an acting skipper running the crew for him during this time because his legal troubles continued into the early 1960s.

[JoelTurner]

Anthony Carfano lived in Florida for several years before his murder

He likely would have had someone on the ground helping him run his crew in NYC. I wonder if that contributed to this confusion.

[bn]

In 1959 Generoso Del Duca and several of his men were arrested at the Concord Restaurant, 203 Bridge St in Brooklyn. The place was described as a 'regular meeting place' for Del Duca's men.

Camillo Parisi (44y), Matthew Principe (50y), and Ralph Ferraro (55y) were arrested. They are all believed to be Genovese soldiers. If Principe was a member of the Del Duca crew, what is the source for him being moved under Anthony Carillo?

[JoelTurner]

That was my mistake. I put him there when I was making the updated lists. Good catch!

A bonus is that we can put Ralph Ferraro with the old Del Duca crew

[bn]

Misc Info:


1) Benedetto 'Benny' Coniglio was likely under captain Mike Coppola. Born in 1916, later listed as a member in Benny Lombardo's crew (check the post 'Philip Lombardo' done by HarryKnuckles'). It seems more likely he was made in the late 50s than in his early 60s. Not mentioned in JD's 1970s Genovese inductions either.


2) It seems pretty likely that Harry Lanza took over Carfano's crew. The number of characters of the redacted name said to have succeeded Carfano fits perfectly. Furthermore, I remember a while back while I was researching Toddo Marino that he was described as a lieutenant for Anthony Carfano. Lanza was demoted in the 70s and replaced by Marino so it seem possible that Marino was under Carfano, then Lanza, then was promoted.

https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.htm ... 0MARINO%22

In this link Marino is described as a lieutenant for Carfano in 1946.



3) Matthew 'Jerry' Billiteri is listed in the FBI Dead list as a soldier. He was born in 1921 and died in 1971, which means he was inducted pre-1958.


4) Re-Carmine Russo: Bill Feather mentions a Carmine Russo as a soldier. This Russo is interesting in that the fact that he was the brother of Frank, another soldier. Frank was a guy later probably under Toddo Marino. Marino's crew was formerly headed by the Lanza brothers, and included associate Carmine Romano. Russo is mentioned as being a relative to Socks and Harry Lanza, and also associated with them in Fulton Fish Market Rackets. Russo was also the uncle of Carmine Romano. Seems likely that he was maybe a soldier under Harry Lanza, along with his brother Frank.

One of Carmine Bove's aliases was Thomas Russo. Is it possible that Carmine Russo and Carmine Bove are the same people? They are listed as having been born in the same year.


I am also confused re the Brooklyn crews. If Tieri broke off from Miranda c1957, Harry Lanza succeeded Carfano, who took over Del Duca's crew? Is it possible that Del Duca's crew was fused with Lanza's, and then Pasquale Del Duca was Lanza's acting capo in the early 1960s (mentioned by HairyKnuckles a few posts above that Lanza likely had a acting captain due to legal troubles). Pasquale is listed as a captain if you search "Pasquale Del Ducca" in MF. Maybe Saro Mogavero received a portion of the large crew in 1964?

[B.]

Great info, BN.