Not yet fully verified. Facts are tagged with their confidence level; family-supplied details have not all been checked against a primary record.
Biographical Information
Angelina Lo Cascio, a daughter of Carlo Lo Cascio and Antonina Lo Verde and a sister of Rose and Michael, is the long-elusive Locascio sister the family remembered marrying "an Ingo" Confirmed. She married Joseph "Joe" Ingo at Chicago and they had a son, Carlo Raymond Ingo (b. 13 March 1913) — named, in the Sicilian custom, for her own father Carlo Lo Cascio. On 2 April 1914 her husband Joe was shot dead at Milton & Hobbie Streets in Little Sicily, and her brother Michael Lo Cascio was named the prime suspect in the killing — the vendetta running straight through the family. Fourteen months later her mother Antonina was assassinated on the family doorstep.
Confidence of each fact: Confirmed primary record · Probable strong but unproven · Inherited family knowledge · Conflict sources disagree · Hypothesis working theory
Full Name & Name Variations
Angelina Lo Cascio
Angelina Lacascio / Lacadico — as mangled in her son's death and Social Security recordsInherited
Angelina Ingo — married nameInherited
Birth & Death
Born: c.1890, Italy (prob.; came with the family as a child)
CONFIRMED as a Locascio daughter (Session 69). Her son Carlo R Ingo's 1991 Cook County death record names his parents as Joseph Ingo (1887–1914) and Angelina Lacascio; the SSA NUMIDENT gives the same couple ("Joe Ingo" & "Angiliena Lacadico") as Carlo Raymond Ingo's parents. Four independent threads converge on her being Carlo & Antonina's daughter: (1) the Lacascio/Lo Cascio surname; (2) her son named Carlo after the maternal grandfather (Sicilian custom, the same tell that fixed Rose and Rocco); (3) her husband Joe Ingo was the 1914 murder victim in whose death her brother Michael was the suspect; (4) the family's own recollection that a Lo Cascio sister "married an Ingo."Confirmed
On the "son Frank" recollection: the confirmed son is Carlo Raymond Ingo (b. 1913), not a Frank. A "Frank Ingoglia" does appear in the same era (a 1925 Chicago homicide defendant), but he was the son of a different couple — Joseph Ingoglia & Rose Destefano — so the family's "Frank" looks like a conflation with that neighbourhood namesake.Probable
Descent note: Angelina is a collateral relative (aunt-line), not a direct ancestor of Philip Basile; the direct line runs through her sister Rose.Inherited
SSA NUMIDENT — Carlo Raymond Ingoparents "Joe Ingo" & "Angiliena Lacadico."FamilySearch / SSA
Homicide in Chicago 1870–1930 (Northwestern) — Case #3945Joe Ingo shot dead 2 Apr 1914, Milton & Hobbie Sts.; Michael Locascio wanted/arrested.Northwestern Univ.
Family knowledge — supplied by Basilethe recollection that a Lo Cascio sister married "an Ingo."Family