Family Card - Person Sheet
NameAlbert Charles Rugo 
Birth25 May 1917, Massachusetts
DeathApr 1970
OccupationArchitect. Office and home on Blue Hill Parkway in Milton, MA
EducationM.I.T. 1939, Boston Latin School, Mather Elementary School, Dorchester, 1930 .
FatherErnesto Giovanni Battista (John) Rugo (1885-1971)
MotherVittoria Santa Corrado (1885-1973)
Spouses
ChildrenMaureen Anne (1953-)
Victoria (1956-)
John M. (1957-)
MarriageNov 1941, Boston, Massachusetts
DivorceJun 1950, Boston, Massachusetts
ChildrenLeanora Theresa (1942-)
Suzanne Marie (1943-)
Albert C. (Bart) (1944-)
Notes for Albert Charles Rugo
1964 Milton, Massachusetts directory lists him as “Engineer” at 489 Blue Hills Parkway and has M. A. Rugo at 485 Blue Hills Parkway. Also there in 1958. He became a Massachusetts registered architect in January 1959.
Mount Ida College:
“A new house, designed by Boston architect J. Lovell Little Jr., was built in 1913 by Shaw, and this building became Shaw Hall, the nucleus for the new Mount Ida campus. In 1956, a two story dormitory, designed by architect Albert C. Rugo of Milton, was added to Shaw Hall. Additional buildings, built in the 1950s and 1960s were also designed by Rugo.”
Boston Latin School yearbook has him going to Dartmouth but he is quoted in MIT publication below from 1930s:
“Question: In your opinion is Tech Show a worthwhile undergraduate activity.
Henry J. Rugo, '37, 321 Norfolk Avenue, Dorchester
"Yes. it's a great activity!"
also:
Albert C. Rugo, '39, 149 Pleasant Street, Dorchester
"Yes, because the play is chosen from those written by members of the undergraduate body, thus insuring some competition and actual theatrical work among the undergraduates."
Also mentioned in on-line archives as a boxer.
“Bob Thorson, '37, last year's 165 pounder, and Doni Gleason, '37, 155 pounder, are the two varsity men returning. Bill Baldwin, 125, runner-up in last year's Golden Glove, and only frosh victorious over Yale last year; John Ryan and Thurston Merriman, two slugging 135-pounders; Phil Constance, star welter-weight of last years' frosh team, and runner up to Claffee in the Golden Gloves; Al Rugo, promising 155 pounder; Henrg Kettendorf, and Ben Badenoch, are
some of the members of last year's freshman team who will play an important part in this year's varsity.”
In 1948 Albert was listed as the engineer for work being done by his uncle, Alvise Rugo, on property on Fernald Terrace. Albert’s address is was shown as 35 Peter Parley Road in Jamaica Plain. (Albert took out building permits as the owner of a two-family house at 35 Peter Parley in 1946 and 1947 using Severino Rugo as his contractor.)
1948 also shows Albert and Eleanor at 35 Peter Parley Road.
Albert Rugo
SSN: 010-18-4032
Born: 25 May 1917
Died: Apr 1970
State (Year) SSN issued: Massachusetts (Before 1951)
Mount Ida College:
“A new house, designed by Boston architect J. Lovell Little Jr., was built in 1913 by Shaw, and this building became Shaw Hall, the nucleus for the new Mount Ida campus. In 1956, a two story dormitory, designed by architect Albert C. Rugo of Milton, was added to Shaw Hall. Additional buildings, built in the 1950s and 1960s were also designed by Rugo.”
Boston Latin School yearbook has him going to Dartmouth but he is quoted in MIT publication below from 1930s:
“Question: In your opinion is Tech Show a worthwhile undergraduate activity.
Henry J. Rugo, '37, 321 Norfolk Avenue, Dorchester
"Yes. it's a great activity!"
also:
Albert C. Rugo, '39, 149 Pleasant Street, Dorchester
"Yes, because the play is chosen from those written by members of the undergraduate body, thus insuring some competition and actual theatrical work among the undergraduates."
Also mentioned in on-line archives as a boxer.
“Bob Thorson, '37, last year's 165 pounder, and Doni Gleason, '37, 155 pounder, are the two varsity men returning. Bill Baldwin, 125, runner-up in last year's Golden Glove, and only frosh victorious over Yale last year; John Ryan and Thurston Merriman, two slugging 135-pounders; Phil Constance, star welter-weight of last years' frosh team, and runner up to Claffee in the Golden Gloves; Al Rugo, promising 155 pounder; Henrg Kettendorf, and Ben Badenoch, are
some of the members of last year's freshman team who will play an important part in this year's varsity.”
In 1948 Albert was listed as the engineer for work being done by his uncle, Alvise Rugo, on property on Fernald Terrace. Albert’s address is was shown as 35 Peter Parley Road in Jamaica Plain. (Albert took out building permits as the owner of a two-family house at 35 Peter Parley in 1946 and 1947 using Severino Rugo as his contractor.)
1948 also shows Albert and Eleanor at 35 Peter Parley Road.
Albert Rugo
SSN: 010-18-4032
Born: 25 May 1917
Died: Apr 1970
State (Year) SSN issued: Massachusetts (Before 1951)