Nicolo' Arrigo (1871 - 1954)

Born 12 Sep 1871 in Termini Imerese, Palermo, Sicily, Italy

Ancestors

Husband of Maria (Azzarello) Arrigo — married 5 Feb 1898 in Termini Imerese, Palermo, Sicily, Italy

Descendants

Died 19 Dec 1954 at age 83 in Monrovia, Los Angeles, California, United States

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Nick Arrigo has Italian Roots.

Biography

Early Life in Termini Imerese

Nick was born^[1] Nicolo' Arrigo on 12 September 1871 in Termini Imerese, the son of Girolamo Arrigo and Maria Coniglio.

On 13 September 1871, Girolamo Arrigo fu Santo, age 37 (b. 1834), contadino, resident of Termini, reports the birth of a son on 12 September 1871 to Maria Coniglio fu Nicolo’, age 27 (b. 1844), in their home in quartiere Gancio. The boy is named Nicolo’ Arrigo. A copy of this birth registration is made 28 December 1897 and is included in the allegati for his 1898 marriage to Maria Azzarello fu Antonino in Termini.^[2]

Nick had one half sister alive at the time he was born, Caterina, from his father's previous marriage. Records from Termini Imerese also exist for two other children, Dorotea and Santo, from that first marriage, but it is unclear if they were alive or residing in Termini Imerese at the time of Nick's birth. Nick also had two older full siblings, Santo and Antonina. Santo later settles in Lincoln, NE with Nick and raises his own family, while Antonina never marries and dies in Termini Imerese. Nick has four younger brothers who live to adulthood. Agostino is born when Nick is two on 24 Oct 1873, Giuseppe is born when Nick is four on 4 Feb 1876, Salvatore is born when Nick is six on 13 Jan 1878, and Antonino is born when Nick is ten on 2 Feb 1882.

Marriage to Maria Azzarello and Immigration to the USA

According to his declaration in 1898 on the manifest of the Fulda,^[3] Nick is in Lincoln, Nebraska from 1892-1897. This matches the immigration year of 1892 that "Tony Argo" gives in the 1900 census.^[4]

Nick marries twice, first to Maria Azzarello on 5 February 1898 in Termini.^[5][6]

In Termini Imerese on 2 January 1898, Nicolo’ Arrigo, bachelor, contadino, of the age of majority, native resident of Termini, son of Girolamo, contadino, and Maria Coniglio, both residents of Termini; and Maria Azzarello, virgin, of the age of minority, native resident of Termini, daughter of the late Antonino Azzarello and of the living Antonina Graziano, a resident of Termini; have published the banns required for marriage, and no opposition has been found to their union, on 5 February 1898.

On the SS Fulda sailing from Naples on 11 March 1898 and arriving in the port of New York on 23 March, these passengers appear together on the manifest.^[3] They are from Termini and all but one are going to Lincoln, Nebraska:

23: Bartolomeo Azzarella, 12 (b. 1886), was previously in the US in Chicago 1893-97. Joining Nick Arrigo.

24. Nicolo’ Arrigo, 26, (b. 1872) married, was previously in the US in Lincoln 1892-97. Joining his brother Agostino Arrigo at O Street.

25. Maria Azzarello, 18 (b. 1880), married, same destination contact

26. Pasquale Azzarello, 40 (b. 1858), married, joining cousin Agostino Arrigo at 1315 O Street, Lincoln.

27. Lorenzo di Maria, 34 (b. 1864), married (going to Buffalo, NY)

28. Filippo Geraci, 35 (b. 1863), married, joining his brother-in-law Antonio Arrigo

29. Santo Arrigo, 29 (b. 1869), married, was in the US 1889-1893 in Lincoln, joining Agostino Arrigo, his brother, at 1315 O Street.

Early Years in Lincoln, NE with Maria Azzarello

Nicholas Arrigo and Santo Arrigo, both fruit dealers living at 1315 O, are listed in the 1899 Lincoln, NE city directory.^[7] Nicholas sells fruit at 1303 O and Santo at 11th. on the southeast corner of P.

Nick and Maria have four known children, all born in Nebraska: Girolamo/James N./Jim (1899), Maria/Mary (1902), Antonina/Lena (c. 1904), and Antonino/Tony (1906).

James N. Arrigo is born 22 July 1899, according to his Find A Grave profile.^[8] In a 1907 manifest, he is called Girolamo. It is traditional for the first born son to be named after his paternal grandfather. By the same tradition, their second son Anthony James is named after his maternal grandfather. Similarly, their first daughter Mary is named after her paternal grandmother and their second daughter Antonina/Lena is named after her maternal grandmother.

In the 1900 Lincoln City Directory^[9] Gus Arrigo, Santo Arrigo, and Tony Arrigo all list their residence as 1315 O St, which Nicholas lists as his place of business. They are all in the fruit business, with Gus operating on O St. on the southeast corner of 13th St. and Tony at 123 S. 13th St.

A 1900 census record^[4] that is not a match for any other known person, appears to be Nick and his family. His given birth month and year are a month off his actual birthdate. The birth information given for "Magalina" is likewise a month and a year off from her actual birthdate in April 1879. Jim's month and year of birth are a match for the information on his FindAGrave profile.

In the 1900 federal census^[4] of the city of Lincoln, Lancaster, NE, taken 1 June, Tony Argo heads a household at 1315 O St. He was born in October 1871 and is 28 years old. His wife, Magalina (Maddalena?) was born in May 1878 and is 22. At home are their son Jim, born in July 1899, ten months old, and cousins Gus, born in May 1886, age 14, and Joe, born in December 1887, age 12. Tony was born in Italy and everyone else in the household was born in Nebraska of Italian parents (except Jim, whose mother is from NE). Tony is a fruit dealer working on his own account. He immigrated in 1892.

Mary is born 6 February 1902, according to a biography on Find a Grave.^[10]

In 1904, Nick's brother, Antonino, and some of their relatives sail from Naples to Boston on the Romanic, intending to join Nick and other family members in Lincoln.^[11]

Nick's first wife, Maria (or Mary) dies of typhoid fever in Lincoln, NE, in 1906.^[12][13][14]

Middle Years in Lincoln, NE and Marriage to Concetta Marfisi

On the SS Canopic, sailing from Naples on 30 October 1907 and arriving in Boston on 11 November:^[15]

9. Nicolo’ Arrigo, 36 (b. 1871), connected to line 10 with a bracket, leaves his parent Girolamo Arrigo in via Lepore of Termini. They are going to Lincoln, NE, joining his brothers Antonino and Santo Arrigo at 1333 O St. He has a scar on his right cheek.

10. Girolamo Arrigo, 8 (b. 1899), a US citizen, as above

11. Bartolomeo Azzarello, 21 (b. 1886), leaves his father Salvatore Azzarello in via Gallega, Termini Imerese, Palermo He is going to Lincoln NE, joining his brother Salvatore Azzarello at 1840 O St. He has a scar on his forehead.

Nick remarries in Chicago to Concetta Marfise, from Caccamo.^[16][17]

On 26 January 1908, Nicolo’ Arrigo, from Termini Imerese, Sicily, son of Girolamo Arrigo and Maria Coniglio; and Concetta Marfise, from Caccamo, Sicily, daughter of Michele Marfise and Maria Marsala; are married in the presence of Giovanni Palumbo and Giuseppa Marfise at Assumption of The Blessed Virgin Mary Church in Chicago, Illinois.

Nick and Concetta have seven known children: Josephine/Josie (1909), Margaret/Maggie (c. 1913), Rose (c. 1914), Michael/Mike (c. 1915), Catherine (c. 1917), Salvatore/Sam (1919), and Santo (c. 1925) all born in Nebraska.

Four years after their mother's death, three of Nick's children return from Italy escorted by their uncles and aunt. His oldest son is not on this manifest.

On the SS Saxonia sailing from Palermo on 11 January 1910, the Arrigo family appears on lines 10-15:^[18]

10. Antonino Arrigo, 27 (b. 1882), married, farmer

11. Anna Longo, his wife, 20 (b. 1889), married

12. Maria Arrigo, 7 (b. 1902), his niece

13. Antonina Arrigo, 5 (b. 1904), a niece

14. Antonino Arrigo, a nephew, 3 (b. 1906)

15. Giuseppe Arrigo, 33 (b. 1876), single, fruit dealer/proprietor

16. Rosaria Raimond, 18 (b. 1891), single

Lines 10-15 are connected by a bracket, indicating they are traveling together. All the above are from Termini and going to Nebraska. Rosaria is going to Omaha and the others are going to Lincoln.

Antonino and Giuseppe leave their father, Girolamo Arrigo, in Termini, at via Marfisi 24. The Arrigos are going to join Antonino and Giuseppe’s brother, Nicola Arrigo, at 1333 O St, Lincoln, NE. The three young children who Antonino and Anna are escorting were all born in Lincoln, NE. They are joining their father, Nicola.

In the 1910 federal census^[19] of Garfield precinct, Lancaster County, Nebraska, taken 27 April, brothers Tony Arrigo and Nick Arrigo head neighboring households on West A. Nick, 38 (b. 1872), married for the second time three years ago (m. 1907) to his wife Concetta, 23 (b. 1887), were both born in Italy. Children James, 10 (b. 1900), Mary, 8 (b. 1902), Lena, 6 (b. 1904), Tony, 4 (b. 1906), and Joseph, eight months (b. Aug/Sep 1909), were all born in Nebraska. Nick emigrated in 1892 and is a naturalized citizen. His wife came in 1907. He is a truck farmer like his brother, both working on their own account.

In the 1912 Lincoln, Nebraska, city directory,^[20] Nicolo Arrigo is listed as having a rural address on Route 2, defined as running from the Main Office northwest by Salt Lake through Woodlawn to a point 8 miles north and 4 miles west of the post office and returning through West Lincoln.

In the 1920 federal census^[21] of Garfield Precinct, Lancaster County, Nebraska, taken 8 January, Nick Arrigo, 49 (b. 1870), heads a farming household with his wife, Celia (a match for Concetta's age), 33 (b. 1886), both born in Italy, and children Jian, 20 (b. 1899), Lena, 16 (b. 1903), Tony, 14 (b. 1905), Josie, 8 (b. 1911), Maggie, 6 (b. 1913), Rosie, 5 (b. 1914), Mike, 4 (b. 1915), Catherine, 2 (b. 1917), and Sam, six months (b. Jul 1919), all born in Nebraska. Nick emigrated in 1891 and is a naturalized citizen. Celia came in 1905 and is also naturalized. Nick is employed in general farm work and his oldest son (James/Jian) is a truck driver for a home farm. Note that Concetta is called Celia, Joseph from the 1910 census is now a daughter named Josie, and older daughter Mary is no longer in the household. Mary is married to Vincenzo Quattrocchi; they are on the previous page of the census.^[22]

Nick appears in two different homes on the 1930 census, the first^[23] enumerated on April 3 at the Central Hotel in Lincoln on P Street and the second ^[24] enumerated on April 9th at the farm in Garfield.

On April 3rd in the 1930 federal census of Lincoln, NE,^[23] Nick Arrigo is a roomer at the Central Hotel on P Street. He is 59 (b. 1871), married, first married at age 27. Born in Italy of Italian parents. Emigrated in 1891. Naturalized citizen. Fruit merchant.

He is listed with his family in Garfield Precinct, Lancaster County on April 9th.^[24] Nick Arrigo, 58 (b. 1872), wife Congetta, 42 (b. 1888), both born in Italy; children Josephine, 19 (b. 1911), Margaret, 18 (b. 1912), Rose, 17 (b. 1913), Mike, 16 (b. 1914), Katherine, 13 (b. 1917), Salvatore (“Selvedore”), 11 (b. 1919), and Santo, four years and six months (b. Oct/Nov 1925), all born in Nebraska. Nick emigrated in 1905 and is naturalized. He works as a truck gardener on a truck farm and as a store keeper. Concetta emigrated in 1910 and is naturalized. His oldest daughter at home, Josephine, is a clerk in a fruit store. Margaret is listed as a helper at home.

Next door is Nick’s daughter, Mary, 28 (b. 1902), born in Nebraska, with her husband Vincenzo Quattrocchi, 41 (b. 1889), born in Italy. They have children Antonietta, 11 (b. 1919), and Santo, 7 (b. 1923), born in Nebraska.

Nick's son Michael, age 22 (b. 1915), and Luena S. McEwen, age 19 (b. 1918) marry on 1 August 1937 in Lincoln, NE.^[25]

In the 1940 federal census^[26] of Garfield Election Precinct, Lancaster County, Nebraska, taken 8 April, the households of Nick Arrigo, Vincent Quattrocchi, and August Arrigo are listed in order. August is a cousin of Nick, Tony, and Santo.

Nick Arrigo, 67 (b. 1873), and wife Congetta, 52 (b. 1888), were born in Italy. Their children Margaret, 29 (b. 1911), Rose, 27 (b. 1913), Catherine, 24 (b. 1916), Salvadore, 20 (b. 1920), and Santo, 13 (b. 1927), were born in Nebraska. Nick is a farmer. Rose and Catherine are store clerks, and Salvadore is a farm laborer.

Vincent Quattrocchi, 50 (b. 1890), born in Italy, and wife Mary, 37 (b. 1903), born in Nebraska, and their children Anntoinette, 21 (b. 1919), and Santo, 17 (b. 1923), born in Nebraska. Vincent is a laborer on a truck garden. Anntoinette is a new worker.

August Arrigo, 62 (b. 1878), and his wife Rose, 53 (b. 1887), both born in Italy, and children Josephine, 34 (b. 1906), Joseph, 33 (b. 1907), Samuel, 30 (b. 1910), born in Nebraska. August is a farmer. Joseph and Samuel are laborers in a truck garden. His other daughter Rosie is on the next page of the census.

Death of Nicolo'

Nickolas Arrigo dies^[27][28] at 6:30AM on 19 December 1954 in Los Angeles County General Hospital of cerebral artery thrombosis due to arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease at 83 years old. He was a married produce grower/merchant, born 10 September 1871 in Italy. He was a US citizen, the son of James Arrigo and Mary Conielyo, both of Italy. His wife, Congetta Arrigo, is the informant. He last lived at 2503 Treelane Ave, Monrovia, Los Angeles County, CA. He is removed for burial in Calvary Cemetery, Lincoln, Nebraska.^[29]

Concetta dies on 26 September 1959 and is buried with her husband.^[30]

Anthony James dies 11 Apr 1967 at age 60 in Arcadia, California^[31] and is buried in Monrovia, California.^[32]

James N. dies 29 May 1981 at age 81. He is buried in Calvary Catholic Cemetery in Lincoln, Nebraska.^[8]

Mary dies at age 99 on 8 April 2001. She is buried in Lincoln Memorial Park in Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska.^[10]

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• "United States Italians to America Index, 1855-1900," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KDW1-XP7 : 27 December 2014), Nicolo Arrigo, 24 Mar 1898; citing Italians to America Passenger Data File, 1855-1900, Ship Fulda, departed from Genoa, arrived in New York, New York, New York, United States, NAID identifier 1746097, National Archives at College Park, Maryland.

• "California, County Marriages, 1850-1952," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K8J3-682 : 9 March 2021), Nick Arrigo in entry for Anthony James Arrigo and Ruth Virginia Cranmer, 16 Aug 1927; citing Los Angeles, California, United States, county courthouses, California; FHL microfilm 2,074,705.