	Date	Location	Notes
Birth	14 Dec 1884	Corleone, Italy
Immigration			(immigrant status unknown)
Marriage			To Bernardo Lanza
Death	20 Mar 1974
Burial

Immediate family in my direct ancestry

 Generation 2              Generation 3          Generation 4
 
                       +-- Bernardo Lanza
                       |   (1885-1958)      
 Charles Frank Lanza --+                     +-- Biagio Schillaci
 (1906-1977)           |                     |   (~1858-~1911)
                       +-- Maria Schillaci --+
                           (1885-1974)       |
                                             +-- Antonina Coniglio
                                                 (~1862-????)

Sources:

Children

(all children with Bernardo Lanza)

Name	Gender	Date of Birth	Spouse	Notes
Charles Frank Lanza	M	30 Aug 1906	Margaret Anna Sciallo	direct line
Biagio Lanza	M	16 Dec 1907
Catherine Lanza	F	1910	Joseph Formato
Joseph Lanza	M	25 Jan 1912	Marie (unknown)
Antonina Lanza	F	1915	Hector Rossi
Gina Lanza	F	29 Aug 1922	Charles Santore

Places of Residence

Location	Dates	Notes	Sources
New York, NY	1974

Photos

Margaret Anna Sciallo, Richard Charles Lanza, and Maria Schillaci in the late 1940s.

Bernardo Lanza and Maria Schillaci at their 50th wedding anniversary

Maria Schillaci and numerous descendants

Sources

Ref. Num.	Description	Image of original
1	1915 New York State Census, New York City, New York, A-D-27-E-D-02, dated 1 Jun 1915, page 18, lines 36-42: Biagio Schillaci, 56, lives with his wife Antonina, 50, their son Vito, 20, daughter Catherine Schillaci, 16, son John, 14, son Angelo, 9, and son Salvatore, 7. Everyone except Angelo and Salvatore was born in Italy, have been in the US for 11 years, and are still resident aliens. Angelo and Salvatore were born in the US. Biagio is a building laborer. Vito is a piano maker. Catherine works with "ladys dresses." They live at 217 E. 107th St. The next family listed (same address), lines 43-46, is Biagio's son, Louis, 24, and his wife Bessie, 19, his mother-in-law Maria Mastara, 44, and his sister-in-law Maria, 16. They were all born in Italy. Louis is a plasterer. Bessie works in "ladys dresses." Both Marias are dress makers. On the facing page, same address, lines 22-27, is Bernardo Lanza, 30, his wife Maria, 30, their son Carmelo, 9, their son Biagio Lanza, 7, their daughter Catarina, 5, and their son, Joseph Lanza, 3. Bernardo and Maria were born in Italy and are both resident aliens. He has been in the US for 17 years, she has been in the US for 14 years. The children were all born in the US. Bernardo is a plasterer.
1	1925 New York State Census, New York City, New York, A-D-18-E-D-23, dated 1 Jun 1925, page 37, lines 5-12: Bernardo Lanza, 40, his wife Maria, 39, their son Carman, 18, their son Biaggio, 17, their daughter Katie, 15, their son, Joseph, 13, their son[sic] Nina, 10, and their daughter Jennie, 3. Bernardo and Maria were born in Italy and are both resident aliens. He has been in the US for 26 years, she has been in the US for 24 years. The children were all born in the US. Bernardo is a plasterer. Carman is a salsesman. Biaggio is a plasterer. Katie is a dressmaker. They live at 217 E. 107th St.
4	1940 United States Federal Census, Bronx, New York City, NY, enumeration district 3-772B, page 1, lines 1-4: Bernardo Lanza, 55, lives with his wife Maria, 54, their daughter Nina, 24, and their daughter Giovannina, 17. Bernardo and Maria were born in Italy and are both still resident aliens, Nina and Giovannina were born in NY. Bernardo is a plasterer, Nina is an "operator" in a dress factory. They live at 774 Adee Ave.
1	Grave Stone, Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Hawthorne, Westchester County, NY. Includes "Beloved Father, Bernardo born Dec. 26, 1885, died Apr. 15, 1958. Beloved Mother, Maria, born Dec. 14, 1885, died Mar. 20, 1974."
2	Social Security Death Index for Maria Lanza, born 14 Dec 1884, died Mar 1974. Her last residence was in zip code 10067, New York, NY. Her SSN was 098-38-4786 and was issued in NY between 1963-64.	N/A
4	New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957: The S.S. Citta di Milano, sailing from Naples on 20 Mar 1903 and arriving in New York on 5 Jun 1903, contained Antonina Coniglio, 39, as well as Vito Schillaci, 8, Caterina Schillaci, 3, and Giovanni Schillaci, 1. Antonina is described as a "country woman." None of them are able to read or write. They're all from Corleone, Italy, and their final destination is New York. Antonina paid for the journey herself and for the kids. She is listed as being in posession of $40. None of them had ever been to the US before. Antonina is going to join her sister, Maria Schillaci, currently living at 223 E. 103rd St. The children are all listed as joining their "sister," presumably also Maria.
5	Personal communication between NLL and Margaret Anna Sciallo, 1980/90s.