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1910 U.S. Federal Census — Alexander Squitieri (Squidieri) Household, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Uncertain readings are marked [?] or set in brackets; words that could not be read are marked as such. Each transcript is shown as written, with its transcriber’s notes.

The record

Only the Squitieri household is transcribed (lines 89-96; house 1414, dwelling 133, family 139). All are White (W). The surname is written "Squidieri" on the census.

Squidieri, Alexander — Head — Male — age 48 — Married, first marriage (M1), 22 years — born Italy; father and mother born Italy — immigrated 1893, Al (alien); speaks Italian — Stone-mason, employee, out of work 14 weeks in 1909 — reads and writes: yes — rents home (R)

Squidieri, Philomena — Wife — Female — age 44 — Married, first marriage, 22 years — 8 children born, 7 living — born Italy; parents born Italy — immigrated 1903; speaks Italian — no occupation

Squidieri, Ralph — Son — Male — age 19 — Single — born Italy; parents born Italy — immigrated 1903; speaks English — Tailor, shop

Squidieri, Emilia [Emilio?] — relation written "Son" over "Daughter" — Male (M written heavily) — age 17 — Single — born Italy; parents born Italy — immigrated 1903 [?; last digit written over, 3 or 8]; speaks English — Tailor, shop

Squidieri, Joseph — Son — Male — age 11 [?; digit overwritten] — Single — born Italy; parents born Italy — immigrated 1903; speaks English — none

Squidieri, Philomena — Daughter — Female — age 7 — Single — born Pennsylvania; parents born Italy — speaks English

Squidieri, Salvatore — Son — Male — age 10 — Single — born Italy; parents born Italy — immigrated 1903; speaks English

Squidieri, Luigi — Son — Male — age 3 — Single — born Pennsylvania; parents born Italy — speaks English

Family note: wife Philomena (Filomena) and the children Emilio, Giuseppe (Joseph) and Salvatore arrived in New York in September 1903 to join Alessandro Squitieri (see the 1903 passenger list); the immigration year 1903 here agrees.