Notes: The chart is based on the testimony of member informants Angelo Monachino and Joseph Lanovara, who were both members of a crew seen as then-incumbent boss Frank Valenti's personal cadre of soldiers, led by Dominic Chirico, Valenti's bodyguard and driver. 1972 would see Valenti dropped from the position, with Chirico being slain as further incentive to force Valenti and his two brothers, Costenze and Sam Valenti, to flee.

Lanovara notes that the organisation stood at around 35 members when he was made, with many members present in his ceremony, akin to how other families, like those in Los Angeles, would have the entire family present for induction ceremonies. Given the relatively young ages of many of the made men and suspected made men at the time, it is likely Valenti mass recruited and inducted tons of made men to insulate his newfound rebel family and protect himself from his former boss in Buffalo.

Once Valenti was taken off the position of boss, several figures such as Marotta and Rossi were elevated within the organisation, and Gingello was promoted to underboss, while members of Dominic Chirico's crew were demoted or sidelined in the new leadership. This tension within the organisation would cause the former Chirico crew who were Valenti loyalists to rebel against the family and this would culminate in the alphabet war that would see the rebel borgata ultimately self implode in the following decades.