Pronunciation of the name Leone

[Tessa78]

Debi,

Found a listing for Andrea Leone with respect to the administration of an estate without a valid will in Kings County, dated 1919/1918.
(actually 2 listings...see below) Don't know what to make of them, but maybe it's something that "rings" with you

Name: Andrea Leone
AKA Name:
Probate Place: Kings County, New York
Probate Year: 1919
Record Type: Administration of the Goods, Chattels and Credits
Name of Court: Kings County
Record Category: Administration (without a valid will)
Notes:
Digital Folder Number: 4310800
Number of Images: 5
First Image: 227
Last Image: 231
Collection: New York, Kings County Estate Files, 1866-1923


Name: Andrea Leone
AKA Name:
Probate Place: Kings County, New York
Probate Year: 1918
Record Type: Administration of the Goods, Chattels and Credits
Name of Court: Kings County
Record Category: Administration (without a valid will)
Notes:
Digital Folder Number: 4313573
Number of Images: 5
First Image: 378
Last Image: 382
Collection: New York, Kings County Estate Files, 1866-1923


T.

[maestra36]

on the 1920 census, Andrea may have been enumerated with his wife's family, which is a problem since we don't know her name

I think his parents were living at 126 Cherry St on the 1920 census and are enumerated with a son named James, age 19. Domenico was 48 as was Vincenza. You many want to manually go through the census pages before and after their census page in case Andrea lived in the same area.

[maestra36]

T
The pages for those estate files are viewable on the family beta website.

Peg

[maestra36]

Those are for an Andrea Leone who died in the year 1918 or 1919. I found my grandmother's one grandfather and the year given is the year he died.

[DebiHarbuck]

Peg, I am fairly certain that the first wife's maiden name was Blumetti. The children from the first marriage (Genevieve and Estelle) are living with Stella Blumetti (listed as her granddaughters) in the 1930 census.

Stella (already widowed) is at #28 Cherry Street in 1920...and Andrea and wife #1 are not with her.

I will check out the Kings County records. (EDIT: Or not...this Andrea died in 1957, on a trip to Italy).

[DebiHarbuck]

Also, yes...I've been through the entire ED for 126 Cherry (#42)...they are not there. I am working on ED #54 now.

[maestra36]

Debi
I don't believe those estate files are for your Andrea. Those are for individuals who died through 1923.
Peg

[DebiHarbuck]

Right. Okay, I've been through the EDs where both sets of parents were living in 1920 and they aren't in either one.

I guess the next step is to figure out the ED for the address given on the draft card (38 Olive or Oliver Street) and scroll through that one.

Any other suggestions are welcome; this is beginning to feel a like a snipe-hunt.

[Tessa78]

Also, yes...I've been through the entire ED for 126 Cherry (#42)...they are not there. I am working on ED #54 now.

I've been viewing Oliver St. in the 1920 Census since that was the address Andrea gave on his WWI Reg. Card

T.

[DebiHarbuck]

You rock What ED's? Two sets of eyes can't hurt.

[Tessa78]

Manhattan Assembly district 1
Districts 43, 44, 45, 47, 48 (these are the districts that list Oliver St. - which is a fairly short street!)

I started with #48 which has low numbers, and am now into #47..

Want to start at #43?

T.

[DebiHarbuck]

Will do...meet you somewhere in 45!

[DebiHarbuck]

Nothing in 43, 44, 45, or 46.

[Tessa78]

Not in 47 or 48 either

The numbers looked promising in 43 and 48 because they were low and in the 30's, but all odd numbers... where did they put the even's?

T.

[DebiHarbuck]

44 had #38 Oliver Street...but they weren't there, either.

Ah, well. It was worth a shot!