Information on this individual came from the obituary of Cecelia Kelly Bursick, daughter of Thomas Kelly and Catherine Long. Entered by Robert G. Nooning Sr. from the obituary data 6-8-2007. See notes for Cecelia Kelly Bursick for the complete obituary.
Elizabeth Nooning Eaton also confirmed the identity of this Kelly family for Robert G. Nooning Sr.
Louis Segaline (Luigi Segalini)
In the Segaline, Segalini family, there was Luigi, Mae, Thomas, John, and Camiel, who came from Italy. They may have come together, or at separate times. The various Census records for the family say that they were born in America, and Italy, depending on the Census year and the family involved. The last name of Segalini was generally changed by all family members found to Segaline. Camiel Segalini seems to be the exception, and kept his last name of Segalini.
This Luigi Segalini family may not be the Luigi that is Mae's (Mary) Segaline Taylor's brother. He is however, the only Luigi Segalini in the Census records for 1900, and the only Louis Segalini in the 1910 Census. In the 1900 Census, there were only 2 male Segalini's found in the American Census records. Luigi and Carlo.
The actual birth date for Luigi Segalini (Louis Segaline) has been provided by Mary Ann Itts to Robert G. Nooning Sr., via a hand written document. This document is believed to have been written by Thomas Martin Segaline in 1926. It was in the possession of his sister, Mary Segaline Taylor when she passed. It is attached as a scrapbook item. This family has been left in the family tree for two reasons. The first is that no other information has been found on any other Luigi Segalini or Louis Segaline. Second, and more importantly, descendants of this family may make contact with the Nooning family. Together, we may provide additional information to each other.
Immigration per 1900 Census is 1891 for Luigi, and 1892 for Domenica. However, daughter Mary is listed as being born in NY. She must have been born in Italy.
1910 Census, names changed to American versions. Luigi to Louis, Luigia to Louise, Rosa to Rosie.
1920 Census, name changed to Segaline. Immigration for both Louis and Domenica as 1889.
New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 about Luigi Segalini
Name: Luigi Segalini-Domenica-Luigia-Mary
Arrival Date: 13 Apr 1896 (ACTUAL IMMIGRATION DATE)
Estimated birth year: abt 1862
Age: 34
Gender: Male
Port of Departure Havre
Ethnicity/Race/Nationality: Italian
Ship Name: La Touraine
Port of Arrival: New York, New York
Line: 16
Microfilm Serial: M237
Microfilm Roll: M237_656
In the Segaline, Segalini family, there was Luigi, Mae, Thomas, John, and Camiel, who came from Sicily, Italy. They may have come together, or at separate times. The various Census records for the family say that they were born in America, and Italy, depending on the Census year and the family involved. The last name of Segalini was generally changed by all family members found to Segaline.
This Luigi Segalini family may or may not be the Luigi that is Mae's (Mary) Segaline Taylor's brother. He is however, the only Luigi Segalini in the Census records for 1900, and the only Louis Segalini in the 1910 Census. In the 1900 Census, there were only 2 male Segalini's found in the American Census records. Luigi and Carlo.
Immigration per 1900 Census is 1891 for Luigi, and 1892 for Domenica. However, daughter Mary is listed as being born in NY. She must have been born in Italy. Domenica had 8 children, 5 living per the 1900 Census.
1910 Census, names changed to American versions. Luigi to Louis, Luigia to Louise, Rosa to Rosie.
1920 Census, name changed to Segaline. Immigration for both Louis and Domenica as 1889.
In the Segaline, Segalini family, there was Luigi, Mae, Thomas, John, and Camiel, who came from Sicily, Italy. They may have come together, or at separate times. The various Census records for the family say that they were born in America, and Italy, depending on the Census year and the family involved. The last name of Segalini was generally changed by all family members found to Segaline.
This Luigi Segalini family may or may not be the Luigi that is Mae's (Mary) Segaline Taylor's brother. He is however, the only Luigi Segalini in the Census records for 1900, and the only Louis Segalini in the 1910 Census. In the 1900 Census, there were only 2 male Segalini's found in the American Census records. Luigi and Carlo.
Immigration per 1900 Census is 1891 for Luigi, and 1892 for Domenica. However, daughter Mary is listed as being born in NY. She must have been born in Italy.
Louise (Luigia) Segaline (Segalini)
In the Segaline, Segalini family, there was Luigi, Mae, Thomas, John, and Camiel, who came from Sicily, Italy. They may have come together, or at separate times. The various Census records for the family say that they were born in America, and Italy, depending on the Census year and the family involved. The last name of Segalini was generally changed by all family members found to Segaline.
This Luigi Segalini family may or may not be the Luigi that is Mae's (Mary) Segaline Taylor's brother. He is however, the only Luigi Segalini in the Census records for 1900, and the only Louis Segalini in the 1910 Census. In the 1900 Census, there were only 2 male Segalini's found in the American Census records. Luigi and Carlo.
1910 Census, names changed to American versions. Luigi to Louis, Luigia to Louise, Rosa to Rosie.
John Giovanni Segaline (Segalini)
In the Segaline, Segalini family, there was Luigi, Mae, Thomas, John, and Camiel, who came from Sicily, Italy. They may have come together, or at separate times. The various Census records for the family say that they were born in America, and Italy, depending on the Census year and the family involved. The last name of Segalini was generally changed by all family members found to Segaline.
This Luigi Segalini family may or may not be the Luigi that is Mae's (Mary) Segaline Taylor's brother. He is however, the only Luigi Segalini in the Census records for 1900, and the only Louis Segalini in the 1910 Census. In the 1900 Census, there were only 2 male Segalini's found in the American Census records. Luigi and Carlo.
Birth date from WW1 draft card. Last name changed to Segaline.
Rosie (Rosa) Segaline (Segalini)
In the Segaline, Segalini family, there was Luigi, Mae, Thomas, John, and Camiel, who came from Sicily, Italy. They may have come together, or at separate times. The various Census records for the family say that they were born in America, and Italy, depending on the Census year and the family involved. The last name of Segalini was generally changed by all family members found to Segaline.
This Luigi Segalini family may or may not be the Luigi that is Mae's (Mary) Segaline Taylor's brother. He is however, the only Luigi Segalini in the Census records for 1900, and the only Louis Segalini in the 1910 Census. In the 1900 Census, there were only 2 male Segalini's found in the American Census records. Luigi and Carlo.
1910 Census, names changed to American versions. Luigi to Louis, Luigia to Louise, Rosa to Rosie.
In the Segaline, Segalini family, there was Luigi, Mae, Thomas, John, and Camiel, who came from Italy. They may have come together, or at separate times. The various Census records for the family say that they were born in America, and Italy, depending on the Census year and the family involved. The last name of Segalini was generally changed by all family members found to Segaline. Camiel Segalini seems to be the exception, and kept his last name of Segalini per the 1918 WW1 draft card.
1900 Census has birth place as PA, parents from Italy.
Spelling of "Segaline" used in newspaper article for the wedding of Eileen Taylor and William Weinzierl.
Parents from Ireland per 1900 and 1920 Census.
Birth year from 1900 Census.