Salvatore La Scala is born 14 July 1843 in Mezzomonreale, Palermo, Sicily, the son of Baldassare La Scala and Maria Teresa Porselli.[1]
Salvadore La Scala, age 27 (b. 1843), from Palermo, son of Baldassare La Scala and the late Maria Teresa Porselli; and Provvidenza Virga, age 17 (b. 1853), from Monreale, daughter of the late Ignazio Virga and the living Gaetana Salerno, marry on 25 April 1870 in Monreale.[2]
Salvatore and Providenza have seven known children: Maria Teresa (1871), two sons named Baldassare (1872 and 1881), Gaetana (1874), Ignazio (1877), Rosa (1879), and Rosario (1885).
Maria Teresa is born 31 January 1871 in Mezzomonreale, a district of Palermo.[3]
The first son named Baldassare is born 29 March 1872 in Mezzomonreale.[3]
Gaetana is born 4 April 1874 in Mezzomonreale.[3]
Ignazio is born 9 March 1877 in Mezzomonreale.[4]
Rosa is born 27 August 1879 in Mezzomonreale.[4]
A second son named Baldassare is born 19 November 1881 in Baida, one of the old districts of Palermo.[4]
Rosario is born 16 December 1885[5] in Italy. A primary record of Rosario's birth has not been found in the civil ten-year birth index for Palermo, nor in the Church index of births for Monreale, 1880-85.[6][4]
Rosario La Scala, age 21 (b. 1883), born in Palermo, Italy, son of Salvatore La Scala and Providenza Virga, marries Rosalia Catania, age 17 (b. 1887), born in Monreale, Palermo, Italy, daughter of Calogero Catania and Anna Mandala, on 27 November 1904 in Manhattan.[7]
In the 1930 federal census of the Bronx, taken 7 April, Rosario La Scala, 46 (b. 1884), heads a household at 3714 White Plains Road with his wife, Rose, 40 (b. 1890). They married at ages 21 and 16, respectively. They were born in Italy and immigrated in 1901 and 1902 respectively. They are naturalized citizens. Rosario is a self-employed retail merchant in the bakery industry. Their children live with them (they’re on the next page). Salvator, 24 (b. 1906), James, 21 (b. 1909), and Anna, 17 (b. 1913), all born in NY. Also living with them is Rosario’s father, Salvator Sr., 91 (b. 1829), a widower. Salvatore Sr. came in 1909 from Italy. The children all work for the bakery: Salvator is a baker, James does deliveries, and Anna is a clerk.[8]
Rosario dies on 7 May 1941 in the Bronx. HIs address is 3714 White Plains Rd., Bronx. He was 55, married, a baker, born 16 December 1885 in Italy. He is buried in Woodlawn Cemetery on 10 May 1941. Rosario is the son of Salvatore La Scala and ...iolenza Virga, both born in Italy. His spouse’s name is Rosalia.[5] Rosario's memorial page on FindAGrave says he’s buried in the La Scala Mausoleum in Larch, Section 111 of Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx.[9]
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