These are excellent contributions to this thread, Shotgun.

Michele Romeo father to Santo
Salvatore Casella father to Peter
Giovanni Capello father to John
Joe Girgenti father to John
Joseph Sciglitano Sr father to Anthony
Also possible that Anthony "Blonde Babe" Pungitore's father Salvatore was also made.

All Philly by the way

Tremendous info. (You seem to be very knowledgable about the Philly crew, in particular)

Anthony Colombo. Father of Joe Colombo. Wasn't the old man a early Profaci soldier?

Yep. Thats spot on (I forgot about that)

3 generations of father and son; the original,soldier Antonio Colombo (grandpa), his son, Family boss Joe Colombo Sr. (father), the Joe's 4 sons, soldiers Anthony and Joseph Colombo Jr., and associates Vincent and Chris.

Frank Locascio who was in the administration of John Gotti; and then you had his son Salvatore Locascio.

When did Salvatore Locascio become made or a captain?

Absolutely. Here's another father/son team

Trafficante Family soldier Angelo “The Hammer” LoScalzo, and his son, future Family boss Vincent “Vince” LoScalzo.

Early Tampa, Florida boss Ignazio Antinori, and his sons, mafiosi Joseph and Paul Antinori.

Longtime Gambino Family Consigliere Joseph N. Gallo, and his son, soldier, Joe Gallo Jr.

Vincent Asaro; Long time captain in the Bonanno's. His son is Jerome Asaro. I know Jerome is atleast is/or was atleast a made guy.

Yes, the Asaros, father and son, are another good example.

Original Profaci Family capo of NJ, Andrea (Andy) Lombardino, and his two sons, soldiers Rosario and Salvatore (Tutti) Lombardino

Another early Tampa boss was Alfonso Diecidue, and his three sons, soldiers/capos Antonio, Frank and Thomas Diecidue.

One for each of the 5 families :

- Al D'Arco and his son Joey D'Arco (Lucchese)

- Sonny Franzese and his son Michael Franzese (Colombo)

- Joseph LaForte sr and Jospeh LaForte jr (Gambino) : probably one of the most active soldier currently. The Lafortes seems to be everywhere these days.Interestingly, Joe the Cat eventually wanted to kill his son a short time after getting him inducted but the Gambino administration refused.

- Richard Cantarella sr and Richard Cantarella jr (Bonnano)

- Joseph Pagano and his son Danny Pagano (Genovese)

You're red hot, pal. 5 great examples.

Bonanno consigliere, Giovanni "John" Tartamella, and his son, soldier Sereno "Bobby T" Tartamella.

Old-time Bonanno capo, Vito DeFilippo, and his son, Bonanno capo Patrick “Patty from The Bronx” DeFilippo

Bonanno associated drug trafficker, Antonino Aiello, and his son, Bonanno soldier Anthony “Ace” Aiello

Gambino captain; Joe ''Butch'' Corrao and his son Vinny '' Vinny Butch'' Corrao who was a made-guy and ''Acting captain'' of his father's crew in the 1990's.

Joe ''Butch'' Corrao's father was Vinny ''Vinny Shrimp'' Corrao who was a captain back in the 1970's...

That's 3 generation of the Corrao's. Grandfather; Son; and Grandson.

Good addition, Zavattoni. And yes, the Corraos represented 3 generations of wiseguys. In his time, the grandfather, who everybody in the neighborhood called "Jimmy the Blond," was one of the most respected of Carlo Gambino's capos.

Dallas, Texas (Civello Family) capo Francesco “Frank” Ianni, and his son, soldier Joseph Ianni.

Lucchese captain; Ralph Perna SR and his sons; John Perna and Ralph Perna... I think one of his sons is "Acting captain" of the New Jersey crew.

Ralph Perna SR I believe also had a father who was a captain in the Lucchese's back in the 1960's.


Also what about deceased Lucchese captain Domenico "Danny" Cutaia.... His son and grandson are made guys.... Domenica Cutaia son-in law John Baudanza is apart of the life.

Mr Z.....I gotta say, you're killin' it!

Excellent info.

Thanks; NYMafia. I'm trying my best.

Another powerhouse Father-Son combo would be.

Deceased Profaci captain; Frank Abbatemarco; His son was Anthony "Tony Shots" Abbatemarco. "Tony Shot" was Acting underboss of the Colombo's in the early or mid 1970's? before Persico return on the streets from prison.

No doubt! In fact, before he was killed, (supposedly, the very reason why he was killed,) was because "Frankie Shots" was one of the most important of a dozen-odd capos serving under Joe Profaci. One who brought in a ton of money through his control over much of South Brooklyn's numbers racket.

When he finally balked at how much Profaci was demanding of his net profits, the "bite" the old man was putting on him, thats when Frankie got hit in the head.

Even though they were allegedly the ones who killed his father (under orders from Profaci,) thats also why his son, Tony Shots, jumped onboard the "Gallo Brothers Train" when they finally rebelled.

He also brought the bulk of his dad's numbers business into the Gallo fold when he allied with them.

Later, when he defected back to the Profaci camp, he took his numbers biz with him, greatly diminishing the financial backing and strength of the Gallo's war against the Family.

Former Bonanno capo turned rat, Frank Coppa Sr, and his son, Bonanno soldier, Frank Coppa Jr.

Old-time Bonanno soldier Pasquale “Patty Boxcars” Cosoleto, and his son, soldier Peter “Petey Boxcars” Cosoleto

One i learned about recently : Colombo soldier Joseph "Joe Brewster" DeDomenico was the son of Joseph Delmonico, a Gambino soldier.

Apparently Joe Brewster changed his name from Delmonico to DeDomenico.

Another rare occurence of a father and son being made into two different families.

Good info

I've been working on Kansas City lately, so they're on my mind.

Here's a few I just thought of...

Capo/Acting boss William “William the Rat” Cammisano Sr., and his sons, soldiers William “Little Willie” Cammisano Jr. and Gerald “Jerry” Cammisano