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Giuseppe Fiorino was born in Italy.
Giuseppe's education includes: Illiterate. His occupation and profession is listed as: Niece, Nephew.
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Immigrated from Italy at the age of 10.
Destination: New York
Transit and travel compartment: Staying In The Usa [transit]; Steerage [travel]
Manifest#: 83212
Location of last residence: Villas
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Source(s): National Archives: Italian Immigration Manifests: 1855 - 1900
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