Family Card - Person Sheet
NameAngelo Feroli 
Birth17 May 1880, Tramonti di Sotto, Italia
Death23 Jan 1968, Massachusetts
BurialNew Calvary Cemetery, Mattapan, Boston, Massachusetts
FatherLeonardo Feroli (1842-1920)
MotherMaria Baret (1852-1915)
Spouses
Birth23 Jul 1891, Frisanco, Italia
Death21 Jan 1965, Massachusetts
BurialNew Calvary Cemetery, Mattapan, Boston, Massachusetts
ChildrenEda L. (1920-2016)
Leonard A. (1924-1995)
Notes for Angelo Feroli
FERROLI ANGELO nato nel 1880 a TRAMONTI DI SOTTO da LEONARDO e BARET MARIA
IT/ASUD/LEVA/1880/E.001/SPL/P-311
Appears to have arrived at Ellis Island on 16 April 1894 at age 14 with Giuseppe Rugo, age 22, who was going to Concord, New Hampshire and Luigi Varnerin, age 49, who was going to Boston. Also Camillo Furlan, age 14, going to Boston. Indicates that Angelo was going to New York along with Eugenio Miniutti, age 35, and Raimondo Ferroli, age 37. All the Ferrolis spelled with two Rs.
Naturalized citizen 13 March 1905.
Arrived at Ellis Island 22 May 1914 at age 33, married, having been naturalized in Boston on 13 March 1905. Traveling with his wife Maria, age 22, going to 305 Norfolk Avenue, Dorchester, Massachusetts. Surname spelled Feroli on manifest.
World War I draft registration has him living with his wife at 8 Humphreys Street, Dorchester, working as a bricklayer.
January 1920 Census has him, with his wife, living in his father’s house at 8 Humphreys Street, Dorchester and working as a bricklayer. Says he first came to the US in 1898. His wife in 1901.
1930 census in Boston:
Angelo Feroli 49
Mary Feroli 38
Leonard Feroli 6
Eda Feroli 9
Angelo and his brother John appear to jointly own the house at 8 Humphreys Street where their families are living. Angelo is a bricklayer.
World War II draft registration shows them still living at 8 Humphreys Street.
“My grandfather (Bruno Ferroli) lived with Angelo's family in Brockton when he first arrived in 1920.” Eric Borgman
IT/ASUD/LEVA/1880/E.001/SPL/P-311
Appears to have arrived at Ellis Island on 16 April 1894 at age 14 with Giuseppe Rugo, age 22, who was going to Concord, New Hampshire and Luigi Varnerin, age 49, who was going to Boston. Also Camillo Furlan, age 14, going to Boston. Indicates that Angelo was going to New York along with Eugenio Miniutti, age 35, and Raimondo Ferroli, age 37. All the Ferrolis spelled with two Rs.
Naturalized citizen 13 March 1905.
Arrived at Ellis Island 22 May 1914 at age 33, married, having been naturalized in Boston on 13 March 1905. Traveling with his wife Maria, age 22, going to 305 Norfolk Avenue, Dorchester, Massachusetts. Surname spelled Feroli on manifest.
World War I draft registration has him living with his wife at 8 Humphreys Street, Dorchester, working as a bricklayer.
January 1920 Census has him, with his wife, living in his father’s house at 8 Humphreys Street, Dorchester and working as a bricklayer. Says he first came to the US in 1898. His wife in 1901.
1930 census in Boston:
Angelo Feroli 49
Mary Feroli 38
Leonard Feroli 6
Eda Feroli 9
Angelo and his brother John appear to jointly own the house at 8 Humphreys Street where their families are living. Angelo is a bricklayer.
World War II draft registration shows them still living at 8 Humphreys Street.
“My grandfather (Bruno Ferroli) lived with Angelo's family in Brockton when he first arrived in 1920.” Eric Borgman