Avery Street to Glide Street to Maple Street

Updated July 10, 2024

The D’Agostino (also Di Agostino) family traces from Sant’Egidio alla Vibrata in the Province of Teramo in northern Abruzzo and borders with the Marche region. Sant’Egidio is the patron saint of hermits. Currently, the town has about 8,000 residents with factories producing jeans, shirts, confetti, and furniture.

The first tree shows Sam D’Agostino’s ancestors dating back to the mid-1700s. There are many marriages with Danesi, Giovannini, Ronconi, Valeri, di Casimirro and Galiffa families in the same town. The list is too long for this page but is available as a PDF/JPEG on request.

The second tree shows the Sam and Mary’s descendants in the US.

Attilio D’Agostino arrived first at age 18 March 17th, 1910 on the ship Albert Konig (see pic below). He was meeting his cousin Teodora Francesca at 48 Mulberry St in NYC.

Albino arrived next on July 8, 1913 at age 57. He was going to meet his son Attilio who had settled in Ossining, NY. He traveled on the ship Molte (see pic below). The manifest does not list Angelina his wife.

Finally, Salvatore arrived on May 23,1914 age 16. He traveled on the ship Celtic (see pic below). The ship manifest notes he was going to meet father Albino and mother Angela.