Okay some new information. I spoke to my Aunt(by marriage) and she said my Grandfather Anthony Cherry had four brothers: Frank, Peter, Phillip and Joseph. I think, hope, this might help. You folks are wonderful!!! Michael

Ceraso or Ciraso sounds right mayby Cerasco . I always heard it pronounced CH ER AH SO I "think" there was a relative. Phillip The story was that my Grandfather was born in the U.S. abt 1902 and that as a baby he went back to Italy with his parents and later came back without his parents, ...

You guys were busy!! Levering street is correct in Philadelphia. This is where my father grew up. and I do remember my father saying his uncle, ? Cosmo? or Frank was a shoemaker.

I'll have to check with some relatives on other sibling names. My Father was actually born in West Manayunk at a home of his aunt, in Montgomery County Just across the Schuylkill River. thank You!!

You all are to cool. I can see where this can get addicting. My Grandfater, anthony Cherry was born in the U.S . His parents, My Great grand parents returned to Italy, and I think with my Grandfather. Then sent him back to the U.S with other relatives when he was 4 or 5, and they stayed back in Ital...

wldspirit, Wow that was fast. Thank You. You have the correct record for my father and grandparents alright. What does, ""Parents' birthplace: View Image"" mean is there a scanned image of the cencus page? I guess there is no information on anthony Cherry's parents then. Also My ...

Okay, here is some more info. I was told the pronounciation was something like (Cherr "ah" so) Cherraso My grand father's parents came to the U.S, my grandfather was born, and when he was 4 or 5 they went back to Italy. My grandfater stayed with older siblings. Hi name was Anthony Cherry a...

hello all, Here's what I know. From between Naples and Rome, to Philadelphia around 1895. I would like an idea of what the last name Cherry may have been, considering the region. Thanks for any help!!