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United States of America Petition for Naturalization
Domenick Butchella July 30, 1926
"I
am not a disbeliever in or opposed to organized government or a member of
or affiliated with
any organization or body of persons teaching disbelief in or opposition to
organized government. I am not a polygamist nor a believer in the practice
of polygamy. I am attached to the principles of the Constitution of the
United States, and it is my intention to become a citizen of the United
States and to renounce absolutely and forever all allegiance and fidelity
to any foreign prince, potentate, state or sovereignty, and particularly
to Victor Emmanuele III, King of Italy of whom at this time I am a
subject, and it is my intention to reside permanently in the United
States."
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atti
di nascita
Birth
Record, Giuseppe Buccella, April 8,
1879
Birth
Record Extract, Zopitantonio Buccella,
October 10, 1880
Birth
Record, twins Lucia & Maria Buccella,
December 12, 1880
Birth
Record, Domenico Buccella, April 8,
1883
Birth Record,
Mariannina Buccella, July 5, 1886
Birth
Record, Marianicola Mariotti, August
3, 1886
Birth Record,
Rosa Buccella, January 5, 1889
Birth
Record, Franco Buccella, October 29,
1890
Birth Record,
twins Pantaleone & Tommaso Buccella,
May 6, 1893
Birth
Record Extract, Levina Buccella,
March 4, 1913
Birth
Record Extract, Guerino Buccella,
April 20, 1915
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atti di matrimonio
Marriage
Record Extract, Raffaele Buccella & Anna Emidia Marini,
November 20, 1834
Marriage
Record, Ilario Buccella & Mariantonia Core,
February 20, 1876
Marriage Record,
Antonio Buccella & Filomena Core,
October 6, 1878
Marriage
Record, Zopito Mariotti & Mattia DiCamillo,
August 21, 1879
Marriage
Announcement, Lucia Buccella & Orazio Cantagallo,
October 3, 1900
Marriage
Announcement, Maria Buccella & Domenico D'Angelo,
December 16, 1903
Marriage
Announcement, Raffaele Buccella & Serafina Evangelista,
October 4, 1905
Marriage
Record Extract, Zopitantonio Buccella & Candida Giammarino,
October 27, 1908
Marriage
Announcement, Giuseppe Buccella & Paolina Ranalli,
May 19, 1909
Marriage
Announcement, Mariannina Buccella & Carmine Ranalli,
October 6, 1909
Marriage
Record, Domenico Buccella & Marianicola Mariotti,
November 30, 1911
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servizio
militare
Conscription
Record Part 1, Domenico Buccella,
June 18, 1903
Conscription
Record Part 2, Domenico Buccella,
June 18, 1903
Military
Service Record Part 1,
Domenico Buccella
Military
Service Record Part 2,
Domenico Buccella
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documenti
delle navi
Passenger
List Part 1, S.S. Neustria, April 2,
1903
Passenger
List Part 2, S.S. Neustria,
April
2, 1903
Passenger
List Part 1, S.S. Konig Albert,
March 22, 1906
Passenger
List Part 2, S.S. Konig Albert,
March 22, 1906
Passenger
List Part 1, S.S. Konigen Luise,
March 22, 1907
Passenger
List Part 2, S.S. Konigen Luise,
March 22, 1907
Passenger
List Part 1, S.S. Konigen Luise, June
15, 1907
Passenger
List Part 2, S.S. Konigen Luise, June
15, 1907
Passenger
List Part 1, S.S. Prinzess Irene,
February 27, 1909
Passenger
List Part 2, S.S. Prinzess Irene,
February 27, 1909
Passenger List
Index, S.S. Ancona, March 15, 1912
Passenger List
Part 1, S.S. Ancona, June
11, 1913
Passenger List
Part 2, S.S. Ancona, June 11, 1913
Passenger List
Part 1, S.S. Duca degli Abruzzi,
March 12, 1921
Passenger List
Part 2, S.S. Duca degli Abruzzi,
March 12, 1921
Passenger List
Part 1, S.S. Colombo, March 2, 1924
Passenger List
Part 2, S.S. Colombo, March 2, 1924
New York Times
Page 23, Incoming Steamships, March
2, 1924
Passenger List
Part 1, S.S. Vulcania, June 5, 1930
Passenger List
Part 2, S.S. Vulcania, June 5, 1930
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cittadinanza
Declaration
of Intention, Domenick Butchella,
June 5, 1922
Petition for
Naturalization Part 1, Domenick Butchella,
July 30, 1926
Petition for
Naturalization Part 2, Domenick Butchella,
July 30, 1926
Certificate
of Naturalization, Domenick Butchella,
April 4, 1927
Request for Change
in Records, Domenico Buccella,
December 3, 1936
City Directory
Olean, New York 1928
City Directory
Olean, New York 1945
City Directory
Olean, New York 1950
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atti
di morte
 All
Saints Day is one of the most important holidays of the year in
Italy and, as is customary on that day, everyone visits the
cemetery to pay
respect
to
their
lost
loved ones. Like all Italian
activities, this one is social in nature. While the mood is
reflective, it is by no means somber and the air is filled with
the sounds of people
visiting
and
greeting one another
warmly. So many
people visit that, even in a small town like Loreto,
special bus services are arranged to shuttle people to and from
the cemetery. The graves in Italy are mostly above ground and, of
course, family members are buried together. There seems to be a
protocol for burial with the patriarch of the family on the
bottom, then his wife above. The oldest son is often buried with
his mother, and his wife is buried with his father. The cemetery
in Loreto is fairly new, having opened in 1932. When the bodies
were moved from the original location,
many of them were not given
individual graves.
For
whatever
reason,
many
of
the
bodies
were
placed together in a mass grave which
today is
located
below the central courtyard of the cemetery. This is the
final resting place of Ilario and Levina Buccella, Domenico's
father and daughter. The dead are
never forgotten in Italy, nor will they be forgotten in America.
Ci ricordiamo sempre Levina
Buccella.
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