Names
given: Charles Everett
aka:
surname: CARACCIOLI
Birth
date: 8 December 1899
place: Port Reading, New Jersey
Christening
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Marriage
date: 30 December 1919
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Death
date: 20 October 1964
age:
place: Tottenville, Staten Island, New York
Burial
date:
place: Bethel Cemetery, Tottenville, Staten Island, New York (attached to the Bethel Methodist Church)
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Education:
Occupation: Tugboat fireman3
Documents:
1. Napoleon Caraccioli household, 1900 U.S. census, Middlesex County, New Jersey, population schedule, Woodbridge Township, enumeration district [ED] 71, supervisor's district [SD] 4, sheet 17A, dwelling 210, family 295.
Charles first appears in the census in 1900 as a "no name" child at 8 months old. In June of that year, when the census was taken, Charles was living with his parents on Blair Road along with his siblings and his aunt, Caroline.
2. Neapolian (Napoleon) Caracola (Caraccioli) household 1910 U.S. census, Middlesex County, New Jersey, population schedule, Woodbridge Township, enumeration district [ED] 55, supervisor's district [SD] 2, sheet 4A, dwelling 57, family 62.
By 1910, Charles was 11 years old. He and his sister Henrietta were the only children left in the household. Charles' uncle, Myra's brother, Oscar Marshall at 45 years old, resided with them. Napoleon's sister, Caroline, now 80 years old remained with them as well. They also had a boarder by the name of Peter J. Nelson from Denmark living with them.
3. Myra A. Caraccioli household, 1920 U.S. census, Richmond County, New York, population schedule, borough of Richmond, enumeration district [ED] 1622, supervisor's district [SD] 3, sheet 15A, dwelling 311, family 353.
The 1920 census shows Charles living at home with his widowed mother, Myra at 5251 Arthur Kills Road in Richmond County, New York. At 20 years old he was working as a fireman on a tugboat.
4. Charles (Caracciolo)Caraccioli household, 1930 U.S. census, Richmond County, New York, population schedule, Hugenot township, enumeration district [ED]43-250, supervisor's district [SD]27, sheet 1A, dwelling 20, family 20.
By 1930 Charles was married to Gertrude and they had two daughters Emma G., age 9, and Dorthea M., age 2. They owned their own home, worth $15,000 at 5440 Amboy Road in Hugenot, New York. Gertrude's uncle, David L. Winant, a widower, was also living with them. Charles was working as a fireman for the fire department at this time.
5. Charles Everett Caraccioli tombstone, Bethel Cemetery (cemetery attached to Bethel United Methodist Church), Tottenville, Staten Island, New York; photographed by Carol Thornberry.
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