The Sopranos Family Tree - Season 6 (2007)

Moltisanti Crew
Previously known as:
The Gualtieri Crew
The Tony Soprano Crew
The Johnny Soprano Crew
Former members:
Capo - Paulie Gualtieri
Capo - Tony Soprano
Capo - Giovanni "Johnny Boy" Soprano
Soldier - Richard "Dickie" Moltisanti
Soldier - Fabian "Febby" Petrullio

Baccalieri Crew
Previously known as:
The Junior Soprano Crew
Former members:
Capo - Murf Lupo (Demoted/Retired)
Capo - Phillip Parisi (Deceased)
Capo - Junior Soprano (Promoted)
Soldier - Mickey Palmice (Deceased)
Soldier - Patsy Parisi (Deceased)
Soldier - Gigi Cestone (Deceased)

Spatafore Crew
Previously known as:
The Cifaretto Crew
The Aprile Crew
Former members:
Capo - Vito Spatafore (Deceased)
Capo - Ralph Cifaretto (Deceased)
Capo - Gigi Cestone (Deceased)
Capo - Richie Aprile (Deceased)
Capo - Jackie Aprile (Deceased)

Gervasi Crew
Previously known as:
The Altieri Crew
Former members:
Capo - Jimmy Altieri

Barese Crew
Former members:
Acting Capo - Albert Barese (Demoted)

Curto Crew
Former members:
Capo - Raymond Curto (Deceased)

Acting Boss
Giacomo
"Jackie"
Aprile Sr
Capo
Jimmy
Altieri
Soldier
Salvatore
Bonpensiero
Soldier
Charles
Signore
Soldier
Tony
Blundetto
Soldier
Robert
Baccalieri
Sr.
Associate
Jackie
Aprile, Jr.
Capo
Feech
La Manna
Consigliere
Mikey
Palmice
Capo
Phillip
Parisi
Capo
Gigi
Cestone
Capo
Ralph
Cifaretto
Capo
Richie
Aprile
Underboss
Joseph
Sasso
Burt Gervasi

According to Silvio Dante, Burt switched sides during the Lupertazzi/Soprano war, and went to Sil to convince him to go along in a coup d'etat, but Sil responded by strangling him to death not long after with a garrote.

Soldier
Burt
Gervasi
Eugene Pontecorvo

After his retirement had been refused and the FBI told him they needed him to stay in New Jersey to take the place of the recently deceased Raymond Curto - all Eugene's hopes for a way out of mob life are eliminated. Eugene commits suicide by hanging in his basement. Had he not killed himself, he presumably would have made Capo after Vito was killed, but may have eventually been murdered himself if his FBI status had ever been discovered.

Soldier
Eugene
Pontecorvo
Vito Spatafore

Vito returned to Jersey from hiding and tried to "buy himself back" into the business by secretly paying Tony $200K, and offered to run the family's Atlantic City prostitution and drug businesses. Tony was initially tempted by the offer, but knowing this would mean war with Phil Leotardo, he quietly arranged for Vito's death at the hands of Carlo Gervasi. When Vito returned to his motel room where (unknown to Tony) he was surprised by Phil Leotardo and two of his soldiers who taped Vito's mouth shut and beat him to death with while Phil watched.

Capo
Vito
Spatafore
Raymond Curto

Unexpectedly, Raymond died of a stroke in 2006 while giving potentially damaging information to Agent Sanseverino about Tony (Ray indicated he had a poor sound quality tape of Tony discussing a murder).

Capo
Raymond
Curto
Christopher Moltisanti

A helpless Christopher Moltisanti was suffocated to death by Tony Soprano after both were involved in a car accident. Soprano had become aware of Christopher's relapse into drugs — he was fearful that Chris' drug addiction might cause him to "flip" and was growing tired of Chris' recklessness and increasingly erratic behavior.

Capo
Christopher
Moltisanti
Corrado "Junior" Soprano

While Junior was in the Wyckoff therapeutic center, he began to put portions of his old life back together. He still collects weekly payments and is sometimes visited by Pat Blundetto and Beppy Scerbo. Within the home, Junior behaved like a typical Mafia boss; bribing orderlies, running card games and physically abusing rivals. However eventually he agrees to take medication. The result is numbing as he loses his personality and aggressiveness.

The "Boss"
Corrado
"Junior"
Soprano
Corky Caporale

After Chris' death, the Soprano Family used Corky again through Patsy Parisi. The target this time was Phil Leotardo, but Corky was not as successful. The hit was botched badly and innocents were killed. When Corky learned of the horrible turn of events, he didmissed it, having no idea of the gravity of the mistake.

Associate
Corky
Caporale
Dante Greco

Recently, Dante has been acting as Tony's driver and bodyguard, carrying around a sawn-off shotgun.

Associate
Dante
Greco
James "Murmur" Zancone

Murmur was responsible for informing Tony that Phil Leotardo had a heart attack - Tony had warmed to him a little by this point and rewarded him with a club soda. Ironically, he later (unknowingly) informed Paulie and Silvio, by showing them a newspaper article on the murders of two civilians, that Phil Leotardo is still alive and the job to kill him failed because the hitmen misidentified their target.

Associate
James
"Murmur"
Zancone
Giuseppe "Beppy" Scerbo

Beppy was sometimes seen with Pat Blundetto visiting Junior at the Wyckoff therapeutic center.

Soldier
Giuseppe
Scerbo
Pat Blundetto (Retired)

Pat was sometimes seen with Beppy Scerbo visiting Junior at the Wyckoff therapeutic center.

Soldier
Pat
Blundetto
Albert "Ally Boy" Barese

Albert continued working for the family, under his cousin, Larry Boy Barese.

Soldier
Albert
Barese
walden Belfiore

Walden became the newest addition to the Gervasi crew and was seen in the back of Satriale's Pork Store with the rest of the crew.

Soldier
Walden
Belfiore
Benny Fazio

Benny was "made" in 2007. He was present at a card game where Little Paulie Germani was thrown out of a window by Christopher. Benny, shocked by what Chris has done, called an ambulance. He has also accompanied Tony and crew in Atlantic City while Tony gambled away a lot of money. Following Chris' death, Benny was saddened, as the two were close, but consoled himself with the thought that Chris had persevered to battle his drug problem

Soldier
Benny
Fazio
Little Paulie Germani

Little Paulie is badly hurt after being pushed out of a window by Christopher Moltisanti over a feud between Paulie Walnuts and himself. He suffers 6 broken vertebrae.

Soldier
Little
Paulie
Germani
Pasquale "Patsy" Parisi

After Chris' death, Patsy Parisi was put in charge of the hit on Phil Leotardo, he used Corky Caporale to organize the hitmen.

Soldier
Pasquale
Parisi
Vacant

After Raymond Curto died, no immediate successor was named to replace him.

Capo
Vacant
Lawrence "Larry Boy" Barese

Larry Boy had routinely broken the terms of his bail since his release in order to run business and socialise, including giving a toast at Christopher Moltisanti's belated bachelor party. In 2007 Larry was finally arrested at the premiere after-party for "Cleaver" by federal marshals for violating house arrest.

Capo
Lawrence
Barese
Carlo Gervasi

Soprano later placed Gervasi in charge of Spatafore's construction business, but he was disappointed with Gervasi's earning capacity in this new role. Gervasi has a son named Jason who attends Rutgers University and is involved in gambling and loansharking there.

Capo
Carlo
Gervasi
Vacant

After Chris died, no immediate successor was named to replace him.

Capo
Vacant
Robert "Bobby Bacala" Baccalieri

Tony informs Bobby Baccala that he is considering him to replace Christopher as his right-hand-man and eventual successor. Tony and Carmela spend a weekend with Bobby and Janice to celebrate Tony's 47th birthday. During a drunken argument in which Tony verbally abused Janice, Bobby Baccala struck and fought him, winning the fight. The next day Tony and Bobby make amends.

Capo
Robert
Baccalieri
Vacant

After Chris died, no immediate successor was named to replace him.

Capo
Vacant
Peter Paul "Paulie Walnuts" Gualtieri

Paulie stepped aside as underboss as after beating cancer he bagen undergoing a course of radiotherapy. After Paulie and Tony go to Miami to lay low after the FBI investigates an old murder case. In Miami, Tony grows weary of Paulie's mannerisms and tendencies to blab information to other people and questions him several times about the joke Ralph Cifaretto made about Ginny Sacrimoni's weight. Tony takes Paulie on a fishing trip to celebrate. While Tony seriously considers murdering Paulie, he ultimately decides to spare his life.

Underboss
Paulie
Gualtieri
Silvio Dante

Silvio was out at lunch with Gerry Torciano, the man Phil Leotardo wanted to take over as boss of the New York Family (since Johnny Sack died from cancer), when one of Doc Santoro's assassins killed Torciano. This outraged Tony, as Silvio could have been hurt during that altercation. Afterward, Phil was made Boss.

Consigliere
Silvio
Dante
Robert "Bobby Bacala" Baccalieri

Tony, in his first act to groom Bobby as his successor, named him acting underboss to the family and stood in for Paulie Gualtieri during the aging mobsters battle with cancer. While Bobby would no longer have this position officially after Paulie recovers, he remained prominently at the heights of the organization's hierarchy and carried out the majority of Paulie's duties as underboss, mostly because Tony feels that Paulie became far less competent.

Acting Underboss
Robert
Baccalieri
Anthony Soprano

After Johnny Sack died of lung cancer, it created an opening for the Boss of the New York Family. Tony visits Carmine Jr and states he will back him in a bid for Boss, but Carmine refuses the job - Phil Leotardo becomes Boss, much to Tonys' dismay. After a member of Phil's crew threatens Meadow, Tony savagely beats him. Phil refuses to make peace and decides to wipe out the Jersey Family by hitting Tony, Silvio and Bobby. Tony attempts to strike first by assassinating Phil, but the hit is botched and Phil's mistress and her elderly father are killed. Phil goes into hiding and Tony awaits the backlash...

The Boss
Anthony
Soprano