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     Michael Mathew Malley was the son of Mathew Malley and Mary Cermak. He married Emilia Sofia "Mildred" Lagowski, daughter of Adam Lagowski and Teresa Sleczka, on 10 August 1929 at Bellaire, Belmont, Ohio, United States.¹
     Michael immigrated to United States arriving circa 1907 at United States. Michael's occupation: Inspector - Steel Mill at Bellaire, Belmont, Ohio, United States, in 1930.

     Emilia Sofia "Mildred" Lagowski was the daughter of Adam Lagowski and Teresa Sleczka. She married Walter Frank Jach, son of Josephine (--?--), on 2 August 1919 at Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, United States.¹ She married Michael Mathew Malley, son of Mathew Malley and Mary Cermak, on 10 August 1929 at Bellaire, Belmont, Ohio, United States.² Emilia died on 1 April 1982 at Massillon, Stark, Ohio, United States, at age 81.
     Emilia immigrated to United States arriving on 6 April 1912 at New York, New York, United States.³ Emilia's occupation: Pressworker - Steel Mill at Bellaire, Belmont, Ohio, United States, in 1930. She was naturalized as a citizen of the United States on 17 May 1944 at Saint Clairsville, Belmont, Ohio, United States.²
Biography of Emilia Sofia "Mildred" Lagowski:

On January 1, 1901, Emilia Sofia Lagnowski, daughter of Adam Lagowski and Teresa Sleczka was baptized in the Cathedral of the Divine Savior in Moravia Ostrava, Austria (now Ostrava, Czech Republic). Emilia Sofie was born on Christmas day, 25 December 1900 as listed on the baptismal record. At that time they were living in house 240 in Marianberg, a village adjacent to Moravia Ostrava.

On 5 June 1912, Emilia Lagoska age 10, arrived at the port of New York aboard the SS KrownPrincess Cecilia sailing from Bremen with her step-mother Marie and her siblings. They were going to join her Father in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania, who had immigrated there in 1911.

In the 1930 Census of Belmont County Ohio census Emila is enumerated as Mildred Malley, age 28, as the wife of Michel Malley, age 33, head of family, and two sons, John Malley 9, and Walter Malley 8, at 3430 Oak Alley in Bellaire, Ohio. The census taker erred in listing John Malley where he should have listed Joseph Malley. This is the first record showing Emila had adopted the name Mildred.

On 17 May 1944, Emilia Lagowska became a naturalized citizen of the United States under the name of Mildred Mally.

     Joseph Jach was the son of Walter Frank Jach and Emilia Sofia "Mildred" Lagowski. Joseph died on 19 February 1945 at age 24.

     Tressa M. Valentino was the daughter of Giuseppe Valentino and Frances Crisci.

     Anthony Valentino was the son of Giuseppe Valentino and Frances Crisci.

     He married (--?--) Weigand. George died at Bavaria, Germany.

     He married Mary deRosa, in 1872 at Italy.
     Biography of Fabrizio Crisci:

Fabrizio Crisci was a farmer in Hickory Township, Lawrence Co., Pennsylvania. He arrived in New York on 5 June 1903 aboard the SS Perugia from Naples, Italy with his wife and six of his children. He listed his last place of residence as Maddaloni. In 1910, Fabrizio and Mary reported they had 12 children of which 11 were still living in 1910. We believe the children listed below include all of their children. All of the children were born in Italy before they immigrated to the US.

     She married Fabrizio Crisci, in 1872 at Italy.

     James Crisci was the son of Fabrizio Crisci and Mary deRosa. He married Rose (--?--), circa 1920 at Lawrence, Pennsylvania, United States.
     Biography of James Crisci:

In 1930, James was a butcher.

     Harry Crisci was the son of Fabrizio Crisci and Mary deRosa.

     Antonio Crisci was the son of Fabrizio Crisci and Mary deRosa.

     Ralph Crisci was the son of Fabrizio Crisci and Mary deRosa. He married Malvina (--?--), circa 1926 at Lawrence, Pennsylvania, United States.
     Biography of Ralph Crisci:

In 1920 Ralph or Raphael Crisci was a teacher at night school. In 1930 he was an agent for an insurance company.

     She married Ralph Crisci, son of Fabrizio Crisci and Mary deRosa, circa 1926 at Lawrence, Pennsylvania, United States.

     Ralph Crisci was the son of Ralph Crisci and Malvina (--?--).

     She married James Crisci, son of Fabrizio Crisci and Mary deRosa, circa 1920 at Lawrence, Pennsylvania, United States.

     Frank Crisci was the son of James Crisci.

     Anthony Crisci was the son of James Crisci.

     Samuel Crisci was the son of Fabrizio Crisci and Mary deRosa. He married Sadrena (--?--), circa 1911 at Lawrence, Pennsylvania, United States. Samuel died in January 1965 at Lawrence, Pennsylvania, United States, at age 81.¹
     Biography of Samuel Crisci:

In 1930 Samuel Crisci was working as a laborer in the Cement Plant.