Italian Mafia in the South

[Confederate]

Are there any charts that list the structure or made members of the Mafia groups that were in Tampa, New Orleans or Dallas?
I assume they are all defunct at this point in time.

Much Appreciated for anyone's knowledge about those three especially if there are any Charts.

Thank You.

[Pogo The Clown]

New Orleans and Dallas are gone. Tampa may still have some LCN activity. There was a small family in Birmingham at one time but they died out during the 30s. In addition you had New Orleans having operations in Houston, the Gambinos in Atlanta, the Kansas City family in DC and the Pittsburgh family in West Virginia. The mob was also active in Kentucky but I forgot which families were involved.


Pogo

[Pogo The Clown]

Here is a chart of the Marcello Family Circa 1968.

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Administration:
Boss: Carlos Marcello
UnderBoss: Joseph Marcello
Consiglieri: Vincenzo “Jimmy” Campo


Members:
Chris Albano
Anthony Barlotta
Salvador Anthony Boemia
Frank Caracci
Anthony Carollla
Sylvester “Silver Dollar Sam” Carolla (Former Boss) (Italy)
Angelo Conforto
Jerome Conforto
Francesco Paolo Coppola (Italy)
James L. Culotta
Samuel Domino
Frank “Fat Frank” Gagliano
Giuseppe Gaglaino (Former UnderBoss)
Peter Marcello
Salvatore “Sammy” Marcello
Vincent “Vinny” Marcello
Joseph Anthony Matassa
Carlo Montalbano
Frank Occhipinti
Rosario Frank Occhipinti
Joseph Orimento
Angelo Palmisano
Antonio “Anthony” Pansi
Onorfio “Norfio” Pecora
Joseph Albert Poretto
Mario “Paul Scarcelli” Presta (D/1968)
Philip “Phil” Rizzuto
Victor Emile Saladino
Frank Vincent Timphony
Frank Vuci

[Pogo The Clown]

Here is one Circa 1972. It looks a little different. Probably as new info came in.

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Administration:
Boss: Carlos Marcello
UnderBoss: Joseph Marcello
Consiglieri: Vincenzo “Jimmy” Campo (D/1972)


Members:
Anthony Carollla
Francesco Paolo Coppola (Italy)
Frank “Fat Frank” Gagliano
Giuseppe Gaglaino (Former UnderBoss)
Antonio “Anthony” Pansi (D/1972)
Sam Tumminello


Suspected Members:
Chris Albano
Anthony Barlotta
Salvador Anthony Boemia
Frank Caracci
Joseph Chimento
Angelo Conforto
Jerome Conforto
James L. Culotta
Samuel Domino
Leonard Franzone
Nino LoScalzo
Peter Marcello
Salvatore “Sammy” Marcello
Vincent “Vinny” Marcello
Anthony P. Marullo
Joseph Anthony Matassa
Carlo Montalbano
Frank Occhipinti
Rosario Frank Occhipinti
Onorfio “Norfio” Pecora
Joseph Albert Poretto
Joseph Robert Provenzano
Philip “Phil” Rizzuto
Victor Emile Saladino
Frank Vincent Timphony
Frank Vuci

[Confederate]

Thank You very much. Very Interesting. I think the New Orleans Mafia went all the way back to 1919.
Any chart or similar info. on Tampa?

[Pogo The Clown]

Actually New Orleans went all the way back to the 1860s I believe. It was the oldest family in the country.


Pogo

[Pogo The Clown]

Here is a great thread about Tampa. Some good charts posted in it.


viewtopic.php?f=29&t=2272

[jimmyb]

Here is a chart of the Marcello Family Circa 1968.

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Administration:
Boss: Carlos Marcello
UnderBoss: Joseph Marcello
Consiglieri: Vincenzo “Jimmy” Campo


Members:
Chris Albano
Anthony Barlotta
Salvador Anthony Boemia
Frank Caracci
Anthony Carollla
Sylvester “Silver Dollar Sam” Carolla (Former Boss) (Italy)
Angelo Conforto
Jerome Conforto
Francesco Paolo Coppola (Italy)
James L. Culotta
Samuel Domino
Frank “Fat Frank” Gagliano
Giuseppe Gaglaino (Former UnderBoss)
Peter Marcello
Salvatore “Sammy” Marcello
Vincent “Vinny” Marcello
Joseph Anthony Matassa
Carlo Montalbano
Frank Occhipinti
Rosario Frank Occhipinti
Joseph Orimento
Angelo Palmisano
Antonio “Anthony” Pansi
Onorfio “Norfio” Pecora
Joseph Albert Poretto
Mario “Paul Scarcelli” Presta (D/1968)
Philip “Phil” Rizzuto
Victor Emile Saladino
Frank Vincent Timphony
Frank Vuci

Frankie Coppola was member of Detroit cosca. He was deported in late 40s. He def had casino investments in NO---feuded w/Frank Costello related to these investments. But as far as I know he was never member of NO org.

[cavita]

I was wondering this myself. Coppola spent time in Illinois in the early 30s as part of a big kidnap gang. I do know he was deported in 1948 so from 1933 to 1948 I have no idea where he was.

[Wiseguy]

All of those families are gone, though Tampa does still have a handful of members still alive. But there hasn't been any activity there since the early-mid 2000s. New Orleans has like 1 or 2 still alive but no recent activity outside of that bizarre weapons van thing. A big gambling bust also extended into the area but it didnt involve anyone from that family. Mainly Gambino connected if I remember right. For years now, the only real mob activity has been in the south Florida area where the NY families operate.

[Frank]

Do you think Buffalo is active??

[gohnjotti]

Do you think Buffalo is active??

Most credible sources and law enforcement say no, they haven't been active since the early 2000s at most.

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[Pogo The Clown]

In addition to the 5 families you also had the DeCavalacantes, Chicago, Philly, Detroit, Buffalo, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Tampa and the Bufalinos all having a presence in South Florida at one time or another. Don't recall if the Patriarcas ever did but it wouldn't surprise me. There could have been other families as well.


In addition the Chicago Outfit also had operations in Dallas at one time.


Pogo