Domenico MUNAFO

Sources:

1920 Census Boston Ward 11, Suffolk, Massachusetts, ED302 p5A
193 Census Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, ED309 p5A
New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 (Ancestry.com)
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 (Ancestry.com)
Death Certificate of Domenico Munafo

Notes:

                   Domenico Munafo was 16 when he arrived; he described himself as being Italian (South).  He was listed as single, coming from Messina Italy, going to his final destination of Boston Mass.  He paid for his passage himself and had only $41.00. He had never been in the US before.  He was going to meet his father, "Paolo" who lived at 1235 Tremont Street, Boston Mass.

On the date of their marriage, as registered in the City of Boston records, he was a barber and she "at home". They were both 22 years of age and he was listed as living at 514 Third Street, she was listed as living at 3579 Washington St.

Some interesting facts about his family can be gathered from the 1920 Census:
(1) Note that the last name is incorrect in the transcript; (2) Domonic is 32, Annie is 30, with Paul 10, Leo 6, Matteo {aka Matthew} 2 1/12, and Carmella 2 months old.
Domonic is a laborer, working for a shipbuilder. He imigrated in 1896, became naturialized in 1914. Annie imagrated in 1907.  Domenic and Anna were both born in Italy. All children then living were born in Massachusetts.

Shows he was born on July 4, 1887 in Massina, Italy, 54 year of age, unemployed, living at 237 Boston St., Dorchester, Mass. with Anna, his wife.

Notes from Occupation event: He was a Barber

Birth information from WW1 Draft Registration