Phil was the third Coniglio to be born in the United States, and the last to be born in Pennsylvania.  Our parents Gaetano and Rosa Alessi Coniglio and my eldest brother Gaetano (Guy), who was born in 1913, emigrated from Serradifalco, Sicily in 1913 and 1914.  Phil was born in Wood (Woodvale) or Robertsdale Pennsylvania on 26 December 1920.  The date was from family memory, as it was recorded in Altoona, Pennsylvania, and the record subsequently burned in an accidental fire.
        Robertsdale did not have a Catholic church at the time, and it's believed that Phil and his older brothers Leonard and Ray were either baptized by a visiting priest, or taken to be baptized at Immaculate Conception Church in nearby Dudley, Pennsylvania.
        Phil's baptism record corroborates his birth date as 26 December 1920.

        On 5 November 2018, almost 98 years after Phil was born in Robertsdale, Angie and I visited the Immaculate Conception Church in Dudley, Pennsylvania, and with Father Matt Baum's assistance, found the baptism records of Leonard, Ray and Felice. 

        I sent  myself a postcard from the Robertsdale Post Office.  Serendipity that the card is imprinted with what looks like a 'family tree'!

        It's four miles from Robertsdale to Dudley.  The elevation goes from 1,785 feet above sea level in Robertsdale to 1,975 feet in Broad Top City, back down to 1,627 feet in Dudley.  It's very likely that the Coniglio's had to walk there and back when a child was to be baptized, which may explain why they delayed making the trek after a child was born, until weather permitted.

        One reason the records have been so hard to find is that the Immaculate Conception church had been burned down twice by the Ku Klux Klan because it served Sicilians and other Catholic immigrants.  Felice's record was in this volume.  It is second from the bottom in the two pages shown below on the right.

        Felice's baptism record gives his name in Latin - Felix.  Our mother Rosa Alessi's surname was mis-spelled 'Alesse', and a spurious 'Arena' was written under her surname.   The surnames of Phil's godparents, the Campagna's, were mis-spelled 'Compagnia'.   The bottom record is shown because Gaetano and Rosa were the godparents of Assunta Campagna, baptized on the same date as Phil.  Her parents likely were also from Robertsdale, and the families travelled to Dudley together.  The record shows that the Coniglio family was in Pennsylvania at least until 4 September 1921.
*Note that the baptism record at this Pennsylvania church shows the details of Felice's marriage to Betty Hinton in the Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Buffalo, which took place thirty years later.

        Mrs. Phil Campagna, Felice's godmother, was Gaetana Arena, born in Serradifalco, the daughter of Pietro Arena and Maria Montante.  Gaetana was thus the great-great-granddaughter of Angelo Mont'alto, making her Gaetano Coniglio's third cousin.  Assunta Campagna was Felice's fourth cousin.