February 5, 2014. Vincenzio (Vincent) was born 15 Apr 1886
      to Nazarene Montalbino and Francesco Russo. Died 14 Dec 1944 in
      Brooklyn.
          Luigi and 12 year old Vincenzo departed Naples
      on 12 Aug 1899 on the SS Hesperia.
      They arrived in NYC on 2 Sep 1899. They had $14.00.
          Vincenzo departed Naples on 28 Oct 1904 on the
      SS Prinzess
        Irene. Arrived in NYC on 13 Nov 1904. He had $4.00. He went
      to live with Luigi at 15 John St, West Orange, NJ.
          Vincenzo departed Naples on 21 Apr 1911 on the
      SS Berlin, built in 1909, and arrived in NYC on 3 May 1911. He had
      a scar on his forehead. He went to live with Luigi at 22 East 2nd
      St, Brooklyn. 
The 1900 census shows Vincent living at 283 Valley Rd, West Orange, NJ. He was a border at the home of John (Giovanni?) Patierno probably from Savignano. Living with John were his wife, daughter and his father. John and father were Barbers. Vincent was listed as a Barber's apprentice.
Married Pauline Zrogowski 21 Dec 1913 in I.H.M. Brooklyn. She died 18 jul 1953.
Children:
          Vincent Paul b. 4 Jul 1914 in Brooklyn. Married
      Emma Holcomb 10 Jan 1948 at I.H.M. Brooklyn She was b. 2 Feb 1922
      d. 13 Mar 2011.
          Louise b. 24 Feb 1916. d. 29 Mar 1958.
          Robert John b. 28 June 1921. d. 31 Jan 1963. 
March 4, 2015. Brooklyn Eagle December 16, 1944.
March 4, 2015.Historic Saranac Lake
      Adirondack Daily Enterprise, June 19, 1998
      SARANAC LAKE - Vincent P. Montalbine, 83, of Saranac Lake,
      died Thursday, June 18, 1998 at the Adirondack Medical Center in
      Saranac Lake. Born July 4, 1914 in Brooklyn, he was the son of
      Vincent P. and Pauline (Zrogowski) Montalbine. He married the
      former Emma B. Holcomb on Jan. 10, 1948. He attended Brooklyn
      schools and graduated from Colby Academy and St. John's University
      in New York City. Later he worked in the import-export business
      with Dodge & Seymour on Wall Street in New York City.
      Montalbine became ill in 1942 and moved to Saranac Lake to cure
      from tuberculosis. He was then employed by the Trudeau Institute
      in medical research for 35 years, retiring in 1976. He continued
      to work part time there until 1986. He had been an active member
      of the Knights of Columbus at one time and also enjoyed reading,
      music, gardening and travel. Survivors include: his wife; two
      sons, Dr. Paul V. Montalbine of Syracuse and Christopher J.
      Montalbine of N. Royalton, Ohio; two daughters, Ann M. Montalbine
      and Barbara Montalbine both of Saranac Lake; and two
      grandchildren. He was predeceased by a brother Robert and a
      sister, Louise Gammarano.
Emma Holcomb Montalbine
      Born: February 2, 1922
      Died: March 13, 2011
      Graduated as a registered nurse from the New York University
      Bellevue Medical Center in NYC in June 1947. She married Vincent
      P. Montalbine on January 10, 1948 in Brooklyn. After their
      marriage they settled in Saranac Lake, where they had met while
      being treated for tuberculosis at the Trudeau Sanatorium. During
      her career she worked at Ray Brook Hospital, Will Rogers Hospital,
      Medical Associates and Adirondack Medical Center until her
      retirement in 1997.