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Anthony Martin Sinatra (born Saverio Antonino Martino Sinatra;: 22 Italian pronunciation: [saˈvɛːrjo antoˈniːno marˈtiːno siˈnaːtra]; May 4, 1892 – January 24, 1969) was an Italian-American Hoboken city fireman, professional boxer, and bar owner. He was the father of singer and actor Frank Sinatra.
- Marty O'Brien
Name: Marty O'Brien. Alias: Anthony Martin Sinatra. Birth Name: Antonino Martino Sinatra. Hometown: Hoboken, New Jersey, USA. Birthplace: Catania, Sicilia, Italy. Died: 1969-01-24 (Age:76) Pro Boxer: Record. Marty O'Brian was a tough battler from Hoboken. He is best known today as the father of Frank Sinatra.
4 mag 2017 · Anthony Martin Sinatra - father of Frank. Sicilian who became a professional boxer in New York. Anthony Sinatra had 30 fights as a professional boxer.
30 giu 2022 · Anthony Martin Sinatra was a Hoboken city fireman, professional boxer, bar owner, and father of singer and actor Frank Sinatra. In 1903, he immigrated to New York City from Italy on the SS Città di Torino, with his mother Rosa Saglimbeni Sinatra and his sisters Angela and Dorotea.
- Lercara Friddi, Sicily
- Dolly Sinatra
- Sicily
- May 4, 1892
14 nov 2021 · Dolly and her husband Martin Anthony “Marty” Sinatra were both Italian immigrants from large Catholic families, but after Sinatra’s traumatic birth, it was clear there would be no more...
- Holley Snaith
Antonino, also known as Anthony Martin, after engaging in various trades, including factory worker, shoemaker, and prize-fighting, asked for the hand of Dolly. Despite the opposition of her family (Marty was illiterate, and a Sicilian) the two were married on Valentine's Day 1914 in Jersey City, and went to live in Hoboken, where on December 12 of the following year Frank was born, their only ...
His father, Anthony Martin Sinatra, was a boxer who, though born in Sicily, went by the name of “Marty O’Brien” in order to be allowed to fight in Hoboken’s Irish-only gymnasiums. Marty later became a tavern-owner and firefighter. The four-story, eight-family, wood-frame, cold-water apartment house of Sinatra’s youth no longer exists.
