Family Card - Person Sheet
NameLeonardo Pasquale Miniutti 
Birth30 Sep 1883, Tramonti Di Sotto - Movada
Death24 Mar 1967, Dorchester, Boston, Massachusetts
FatherAngelo Giacomo Miniutti (ca1855-<1915)
MotherGuiditta Varnerin (1856-1934)
Spouses
Birth25 Mar 1889, Meduno, Italia
Death11 Apr 1984, Dorchester, Boston, Massachusetts
FatherPietro Avon (1864-)
MotherMaria Cillin (ca1865-)
Marriage19 Feb 1912, Italia
Notes for Leonardo Pasquale Miniutti
MINIUTTI LEONARDO nato nel 1883 a TRAMONTI DI SOTTO da GIACOMO e VARNERIN GIUDITTA
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Photographed with the John and Santa Varnerin family in Boston, ca 1898-1899. His father died at an early age and he was raised with Peter Varnerin who was the same age.
6 April 1903 Leonardo, born 30 Sep 1881, living at 297 (later 321) Norfolk Ave. was naturalized in Boston.
1 May 1904 - He arrived at Ellis Isand, a US citizen, going to 297 (later 321) Norfolk Avenue in Dorchester, Massachusetts.
June 1905 New York State census has him boarding in Brooklyn along with his brother; says he is a citizen.
6 May 1906 - Pietro Moruzzi, age 34, married, mason, says he was in Boston 1896-1906, going to NY to join friend Leonardo Miniutti. Traveling with Gio Maria Miniutti, age 15, who was joining his brother Pierre? in NY.
14 May 1908 - Leonardo, age 25, unmarried, a US citizen, arrived at Ellis Island. He left his mother Giuditta Varnerin in Tramonti and was going to 224 4th Avenue in Brooklyn, New York.
12 June 1912 - He arrived at Ellis Island, leaving his wife Albina in Tramonti di Sotto, going to 224 4th Avenue in New York, naturalized in Boston in 1903.
27 April 1913 - Leonardo Moruzzi, age 40, married, a stone cutter, left wife Santa Moruzzi in Tramonti di Sotto, going to NY to join Leonardo Miniutti at Union St and 4th Ave.
1 April 1915 - His wife and mother arrived at Ellis Island to join Leonardo and his brother Pietro at 557 Fordham Road, New York
World War I draft record shows him and Albina living at 10 Humphreys Street, Dorchester and working as a bricklayer.
World War II draft registration shows him and Albina at 321 Norfolk Avenue, age 58, unemployed. Says he was born in Venice.
Resident at 72 Elmer Road, Dorchester when he died.
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Photographed with the John and Santa Varnerin family in Boston, ca 1898-1899. His father died at an early age and he was raised with Peter Varnerin who was the same age.
6 April 1903 Leonardo, born 30 Sep 1881, living at 297 (later 321) Norfolk Ave. was naturalized in Boston.
1 May 1904 - He arrived at Ellis Isand, a US citizen, going to 297 (later 321) Norfolk Avenue in Dorchester, Massachusetts.
June 1905 New York State census has him boarding in Brooklyn along with his brother; says he is a citizen.
6 May 1906 - Pietro Moruzzi, age 34, married, mason, says he was in Boston 1896-1906, going to NY to join friend Leonardo Miniutti. Traveling with Gio Maria Miniutti, age 15, who was joining his brother Pierre? in NY.
14 May 1908 - Leonardo, age 25, unmarried, a US citizen, arrived at Ellis Island. He left his mother Giuditta Varnerin in Tramonti and was going to 224 4th Avenue in Brooklyn, New York.
12 June 1912 - He arrived at Ellis Island, leaving his wife Albina in Tramonti di Sotto, going to 224 4th Avenue in New York, naturalized in Boston in 1903.
27 April 1913 - Leonardo Moruzzi, age 40, married, a stone cutter, left wife Santa Moruzzi in Tramonti di Sotto, going to NY to join Leonardo Miniutti at Union St and 4th Ave.
1 April 1915 - His wife and mother arrived at Ellis Island to join Leonardo and his brother Pietro at 557 Fordham Road, New York
World War I draft record shows him and Albina living at 10 Humphreys Street, Dorchester and working as a bricklayer.
World War II draft registration shows him and Albina at 321 Norfolk Avenue, age 58, unemployed. Says he was born in Venice.
Resident at 72 Elmer Road, Dorchester when he died.