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| 351 | Lot Section 6 Number 211 Grave 2 | Barbieri, Liberato Pasquale (I3200)
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| 352 | Lot Section 6 Number 211 Grave 3 | Barbieri, Antonio Antimo (I3214)
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| 353 | Lot Section 6 Number 211 Grave 4 | Barbieri, Ruggerio (I1043)
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| 354 | Lot Section 6 Number 211 Grave 4 | Antoinetta, Ernestina (I3202)
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| 355 | Lot Section R Number 1059 Grave 2 | Pettinelli, Eleanor D. (I1173)
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| 356 | Lot Section R Number 1073 Grave 2 | Barbieri, Carmine Patrick (I3179)
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| 357 | Lot Section R Number 666 Grave 1 | Casper, Rose (I3177)
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| 358 | MANGAREII Rago Charlotte Ann (Barbieri), on Friday, January 7, 1977. of Shore Road, Wayne, beloved wife of Philip Mangarell, dear mother of Marc Rago and Carrie Rago, daughter of Charles C. and Estelle (McFarland) Barbieri and sister of Carmena Tromblno. Funeral Tuesday morning from the Minchin Funeral Home, 17 Michigan Ave., at 9 a.m., and St. George R.C. .Church at 9:30 a?m. Visiting hours Sunday and Monday 2-3 and 7-9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations to the American Cancer Society would be appreciated. Jan. 8-2t | Barbieri, Charlotte Ann (I497)
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| 359 | Manifest doesn't say from Cerreto Sannita but it seems highly likely that this is him. His brother Giuseppe immigrated 1898 and said he was going to see his brother Raffaele. Raffaele's 1897 arrival is before Giuseppe immigrated, the age matches, immigration date is after his children were born and his occupation is stone cutter which was the same as most of his brothers. | Barbieri, Angelo Raffaele Andrea (I3162)
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| 360 | MARCHITTI In Paterson. on Saturday. Nancy (Modugno-Beun) of 265 Atlantic St Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday 8:45 rrom the Delia Torre Funeral Home, 515 21st Ave.. 9:30 St. Agnes Church, interment at Holy Seoul' chre Cemetery. Visiting Monday 7-10 ana Tuesday i-i and 7-iu. Fee s-zt | Marchitte, Nancy (I433)
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| 361 | Margaret Barbieri Becomes the Bride of Marino Lepore The marriage of Miss Margaret Barbieri, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. James Barbieri 96 Union Ave to Marino LePore son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lepore of North West St was solemnized in St Mary, R C. Church, recently. The Rev. Father Boland officiated at the ceremony. A reception was held at Schweisguth's Clifton for180 people. The maid of honor was Miss Cornelia Cerce and bridesmaids were Mrs Lucille Morgan, Mrs Jo Ann Girlando. sisters of the bride and Miss Lucy Barbierl, cousin of the bride, and Miss Emma Lfr-kits. The flower girls were Ronnie Barbieri, niece of the bride, and Dolore Lepore, sister of the groom. Best man was Anthony Barbieri, brother, of the bride, and ushers were Andrew Barbieri, brother of the bride, Sam Girlando and Edward Vander Plaag. | Barbieri, Margaret (I480)
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| 362 | Marriage Miss Lena Barblerl. daughterr of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barblerl of 287 Preakness avenue, became the bride of George Pizza, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pizza of 417 Straight Street, at a double ring ceremony in Our Lady of Pompei R. C. Church on Sunday afternoon. The church was decorated with palms and white bows marked the pews. Mrs. Jennie (?) sang "Ave Maria." The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white satin made with a sweetheart neckline and a Ions train. Her veil was attached to a madonna head piece with orange blossoms and she carried cala lilies. Miss Anna Barblerl. cousin of the bride, was her maid of honor. She wore a maroon frock with matching headdress and carried talisman roses. The bridesmaids were the Misses Philomena Barblerl, Josephine Calarito, and Anna Lenaro of Paterson and Miss Holanda Pennacchio of Passaic; They wore frocks of dusty roses made with full net skirts over taffeta. Their headpieces matched their gowns and they carried talisman roses. Joseph Pizza was best man for his brother | Barbieri, Lena (I3180)
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| 363 | Marriage The marriages of Miss Phyllis Barbieri to Richard Harland. of 517 Union Ave., and Miss Marie Barbieri. to Joseph Mokos, of 28 Washington Ave., were solemnized recently at a double wedding ceremony in St. Mary's R. C. Church Tthe Rev. Joseph Brestel, pastor of the Church of the Holy Spirit, Pequannock, performed the ceremony which was followed by a reception at the Cedar Cliff Hotel for the immediate families. The Barbieri sisters are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Barbieri. 48 Jasper St. Miss Phyllis Barbieri. given In marriage by her father, was attired in a waltz length gown of white nylon lulle over satin, embroidered with lace medalions. Her veil of French illusion wai trimmed with seed pearls and she carried a nosegay of white carnations and white orchids. Miss Marie Barbieri given In marriage by her brother wore a waltz length gown of white nylon tulle over satin panelled with lace. Her veil of French illusion was studded with sequins and carried a nosegay of -vhite carnations and white orchids, Maid of honor. Miss Vicki Boujack, wore a waltz length dress of nymph green nylon tulle net and carried a nosegay of yellow carnations trimmed with green. Best man was Michael Hader. During tne ceremony, the church soloist rendered "Ave Maria" and "Mother at Thy Feet Is Kneerlng." The mother of the brides wore a dress of navy blue lace with white accessories and a white orchid corsage. Mrs. Bert Harland wore a powder blue lace dress with pink accessories and an orchid corsage. Mrs. Stephen Mokos. wore a powder blue lace dress with black accessories and an orchid corsage. After the wedding a trip to the Poconos. | Barbieri, Philomena (I3118)
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| 364 | Marriage 19 December 1907 at St. Francis Roman Ctaholic Church, Glasgow, Elizabeth Tyrrell of 120 South Wellington St., Glasgow, a dairy keeper, age 24, daughter of Patrick Tyrrell, iron driller (deceased), and Mary Anne McGarry to Edward Quin, of 286 South Wellington St., Glasgow, iron turner? (journeyman) age 24, son of Edward Quin, hammerman? and Alice McGhee. Patrick Harrison & Margaret Quin were witnesses. | Family: Edward Quinn / Alice McGee (F69)
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| 365 | Marriage may have been 23 Oct 1954 | Family: Joseph F. Barbieri / Pearlann Peslin (F825)
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| 366 | Married and an artist at Continental Can. | Mokos, Joseph David (I396)
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| 367 | Married at Our Lady of Pompei Church 70 Murray Ave Paterson, Paterson NJ by Reverand Gaetano Fonti. Witnesses were James Barbieri (presumably Ciriaco) and Rowe Rowe. | Family: Grandfather Christopher Emerico Barbieri / Rosaria Medici (F110)
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| 368 | Married name may have been McDermott | Lennon, Margaret (I262)
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| 369 | Married name might be Stryker | Austin, Genevieve (I178)
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| 370 | Married no children. | Barbieri, Liberato Pasquale (I3200)
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| 371 | Married to Pasquale Maiorano, son of Francesco Maiorano and Francesca Barbieri on or about Jan or Feb 1906 (I have a copies of documents from Cerreto Sannita indicating they were never before married dated 30 Jan 1906, official municipal stamp, 7 Feb 1906. From Barbara Barbieri Whitten | Family: Pasquale Maiorano / Concetta Barbieri (F827)
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| 372 | Mary Barber on 1910 census. 1920 census Mary Fiorita living at 102 Nagle Street same age listed as head of household with 5 children. May 1954 Maria Figorita died in West Paterson. | Barbieri, Maria Grazia (I3209)
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| 373 | MARY K. TYRRELL, 84, of JERSEY CITY, died Friday, Aug. 25, at Cornell Hall Convalescent Home, Union. She lived in Jersey City all of her life. She was a retired administrative assistant for Strulowitz & Gar-giulo Physical Therapy, retiring in 1997. She was a member of OLV Rosary Society, Jersey City, was a Eucharistic minister for OLV, worked in the parish council at OLV, and was a volunteer for 'Let's Celebrate' and 'God's Love We Deliver,' both Jersey City. She is the beloved wife of the late S. Lester; devoted mother of Margaret Scott, Mary Fran-coeur, Paul, Mark, Andrew, John, and Peter; dear sister, of Charles Beach; and loving grandmother of 14. The funeral will be offered at 9 a.m. Wednesday from Alvarez-Marshello Funeral Home, 235 Ege Ave., Jersey City, with a 10 a.m. Funeral Mass at Our Lady of Victories, Jersey City. Visitation will be from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, with interment in Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington. In lieu of flowers, donations to Our Lady of Victories School andor Hudson Hospice, would be appreciated. | Killian, Mary Teresa (I281)
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| 374 | Matthew Laflin learned gunpowder manufacturing from his father and grandfather. He relocated his family to Chicago in 1837 to sell gunpowder for construction of the Illinois and Michigan Canal. The opening of the canal in 1848 allowed shipping from the Great Lakes through Chicago to the Mississippi River and the Gulf of Mexico. He purchased large tracts of real estate with earnings from the gunpowder business and once owned 140 acres (0.57 km2) of land within the city limits. He bought the land for $300 and lived to see it worth millions. In 1849, he purchased 100 acres (0.40 km2) of land on the west side, extending eastward from Madison Street and Ogden Avenue where he built the Bull's Head Hotel for men in the cattle business. The hotel was constructed with barns, sheds and cattle pens to establish Chicago's first stock yards. After its heyday, the hotel was used as an asylum for alcoholics before being torn down. He became one of the largest stockholders in the Elgin Watch Company in 1867. He was the proprietor of the grand resort, the Fountain Spring House of Waukesha. Waukesha was known for its extremely clean and good-tasting spring water and was called a "spa town." He built an early plank road known as the Blue Island toll road. He operated the first omnibus line to carry his hotel patrons to his stock yards and the State Street markets. He also established the first water works system in Chicago by building a pine-log reservoir at Lake Street and the lake shore. Water funneled into the reservoir was distributed through wooden pipes to the city. Laflin was a founding member of the Chicago Board of Trade. He donated $75,000 toward the building of a structure to house the Chicago Academy of Sciences investigating natural history. The building in Lincoln Park opened as the Matthew Laflin Memorial on Oct. 31, 1894, and housed the academy until it moved in 1995 when the building reverted to the Chicago Park District to become Lincoln Park Zoo administrative offices. Laflin Street running 1500 West from 356 North to 12258 South in Chicago is named in his honor. | Laflin, Matthew (I577)
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| 375 | May have adopted 2 daughters and had another daughter. THOMAS "BIG TOM" LOEFFLER, 55, of Hackensack, formerly of Ridgefield Park, died Wednesday. He was a truck driver. Arrangements: Gutterman-Musicant, Hackensack. Record, The (Hackensack, NJ) Date: April 19, 2001 Edition: All Editions Page: L6 Record Number: 484025 Copyright (c) 2001 North Jersey Media Group Inc. | Loeffler, Thomas L. (I354)
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| 376 | May have died 5 Dec 1931 in Paterson, NJ | Guarino, Angela Christina (I3164)
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| 377 | May have died young being his parents have another son named Patrick born after this Patrick. | McQuade, Patrick (I678)
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| 378 | May have had 2 other children | Laycock, Clifford H. (I430)
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| 379 | May have lived in Ohio sometime. Obituary for his borther Nicola Joseph lists him as living in Detroit in 1968. | Barbieri, Pacifico J. (I3132)
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| 380 | May have married Patricia Avidson in 1958 | Lennon, Thomas H. (I264)
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| 381 | May have naturalized in 1898 | Rietdyk, Jannetje (I361)
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| 382 | May have passed away 1 Mar 2019 in Barrhead, East Renfrewshire, Scotland or in 2015 | McQuade, Frank (I88)
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| 383 | May have remarried to Albert Whitty in 1939. | Fischer, Julia L. (I366)
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| 384 | Means boat skipper | de Jong, Pier Eilardus (I640)
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| 385 | Medical attendant when she was born was Louise Beck a midwife. Engagement Announcement Miss Loeffler Engaged To Emberton Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loeffler of 5 Plymouth road, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Leona, to Emberton H. Bradshaw, son of Mrs. E. Bradshaw, of 34 East Main street. Miss Loeffler was graduated from School No. 3 and attended Central High School. She is employed in Quackenbush's Department store. Mr. Bradshaw, better known as "Red" to the skatinjg fans is president of the Figure Eight Club of the Paterson Recreation Center, has been employed by Wright Aeronautical Corporation for the past four years, and is expecting to be called into the armed forces presently. Leona said she married him to try and keep him from being enlisted. She new him from the skating ring they attended. Obituary BARBIERI, Leona J. of Palm Harbor passed away on November 16, 2019. She moved to Florida from New Jersey in 1973 with her hus-band Angelo. Leona is pre deceased by her husband of 40 years, Angelo in 1988. Survivors include her son, Richard and wife, Johanna; daughter, Sheryl (Kevin); and her brother, Karl Loeffler along with six grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. | Loeffler, Mother Leona Jennie (I335)
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| 386 | Methodist Hospital | Frey, Genevieve A. (I10)
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| 387 | MICHAEL A. CIAVOLINO, 73, of OCEAN TOWNSHIP, died Sunday at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. He was vice president of the Metropolitan Jewish Geriatric Hospital, Brooklyn, for 20 years, retiring in 1995. He was a World War II Army veteran. He was born and raised in Brooklyn and lived in Howell Township for 20 years before moving to Ocean Township four years ago. He was a winter resident of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. His wife, Frances Tyrrell Ciavolino, died in 1992. Surviving are a son, Michael Jr., Bloomfield; two daughters, Joan Muha, Ocean Township, and Cathy Onorato, Hartsdale, N.Y.; a brother, Edward V., Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and five grandchildren. O'Brien Funeral Home, Wall Township, is in charge of arrangements. Clipping location on Asbury Park Press page 21 rcbfla Member Photo CLIPPED BY rcbfla · 2 seconds ago CLIPPED FROM Asbury Park Press Asbury Park, New Jersey 05 Nov 1996, Tue • Page 21 | Ciavolino, Michael A. (I26)
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| 388 | Middle name might be George | Koppers, Harry G. (I425)
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| 389 | Might be Hannah Mc Carthy Gender:Female Baptism Date:8 Oct 1837 Baptism Place:Roman Catholic, Castleisland, Kerry, Ireland Father: Eugene Mc Carthy Mother: Mary Shine FHL Film Number:823803 | McCarthy, Hannah (I176)
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| 390 | Might be Name:Robertus Austin [Robert Austin] Gender:Male Event Type:Marriage Marriage Date:27 Aug 1873 Marriage Place:Rush, Ireland, Ireland Other Event Place:Dublin Diocese:Dublin Father: Jacobi Austin Mother: Marie Austin Spouse: Anna | Austin, Robert (I175)
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| 391 | Might be 149-07-0982 DOB 5 Mar 1920 dod Dec 1990. Residence 1930 Clifton, NJ. Engagement Pettinelli-Barbieri Engagement Mr and Mrs Richard Pettinelll of 179 Woodcliff Avenue. have announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Eleanor Pettinelll to Sergeant Anthony Barbieri, Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. A Barbieri. of 91 Jasper Street The troth was told at a dinner for the immediate families, at Charlies' Grill, Little Ferry. Miss Perrinelli attehded (?) School No 3 and Central High School, and is now emploved at the Scott and Bowne Laboratories in Bloomfield. Sergeant Anthony Barbieri attended School No. 5. and Central High School At present ha is stationed at Sioux City, Iowa Marriage The marriage of Miss Eleanor Diane Pettinelli daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Pettinelli of 171 Woodcliff Ave. to Anthony Barbieri, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Barbieri of 91 Jasper St. Totowa Borough, took place Sunday afternoon at 3:30 in the Church of Our Lady of Holy Angels, with the pastor the Rev. Rupert McCan officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her father and approached the alter on a white runner. The decorations of the church were palms, lilies and white bows as markers at the pews. Mrs. John Phalon presided at the organ, and Mrr. Frank Packer sang Ave Maria during the ceremony. The bride wore a gown of white marquisette and nilon with round neck, long nilon gloves, full skirt and train. Her fingertip veil of net was arranged in bonnet shape and she carried an old-fashioned bouquet of white sweetpeas with orchids. The matron of honor, was Mrs. France Schilling of Little Tail. in a gown of coral net, with matching gloves and a hat of daisies. She carried an old-fashioned bouquet, of Spring flowers. The bridesmaids were the Misses Veronica Wood, of Little Falls and Frances Cursie of Orange. Both wore gowns of turquoise net with bonnet shaped headdresses and carried old-fashioned bouquets of Spring flowers. The best man was Charles Campbell of Brooklyn, and the ushers were John Becker of Hoboken and Russell Schilling of Little Falls. The bride's mother wore black and white sheer crepe and black and white accessories. The groom's mother wore black and white crepe, Both wore corsages of gardenias. Following the ceremony at 1 o'clock a reception for 400 guests was held at Veterans Hall, Clifton. Later the couple left for a trip to South Carolina and upon their return will live at 179 Woodcliff Ave. The bride attended Cantral High School and is employed by Scott and Bowne in Bloomfield. The groom is a graduate of Central High and is employed at Curtis-Wright. He was discharged eight months ago after serving overseas for three years in Europe with the 8th Air Force, 448th Bomber Group. The News Paterson, New Jersey 01 May 1946, Wed • Page 39 . | Pettinelli, Eleanor D. (I1173)
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| 392 | Might be Elsa DOB 1930 DOD 18 Oct 1894 Paterson, NJ. | Oslau, Erna E. (I428)
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| 393 | Might be Joseppina Barbieri born 6 Apr 1904 died May 1985 in Paterson, NJ. 143-12-1577 | Barbieri, Angeline (I1044)
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| 394 | Might have married on 9 Sep 1793 | Family: G4 Great Grandfather Stefano Nicola Barbieri / Maria Antonia Sanzeri (F245)
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| 395 | Miss Harding is Engaged To Albert Barbieri The engagement of Miss Phyllis Harding and Albert Barbieri was announced recently by her parents, Mr and Mrs, John Harding. 31 Newby Ave., West Paterson. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Barbieri. 48 Jasper St. The couple was honored at a family dinner held Saturday in the Hansen House, Oakland. . Miss Harding is a graduate of Passic Valley High and Paterson State Teachers College. She is a teacher in the Lafayette School, Wayne Townshlp. Mr. Barbieri was graduated from Central High Sehool and stationed in the U.S. Army attached to secret security. He will be stationed at Sandia base N.M. Engagement announced 15 Apr 1955. | Harding, Phyliss (I3122)
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| 396 | Miss Hazel S. Eakins Wed To James Starzy Grace Methodist Church was the scene of a pretty June wedding on Saturday when Miss Hazel S. Eakins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Eakins of 465 Main Street, and James Charles Starzy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Starzy of 141 Marshall Street were nnitrf In mrriacr Tho Rv Vpt. ter officiated. Mrs. Myers was solo-! 1st A reception for. 300 guests was held in the First Ward Republican Club following the ceremony. Tne bride wore a gown of white mousseline de sole with a three- quarter length veil trimmed with; lace and held in a crown of lace! and orange blossoms. She carried; white tea roses and gypsophlla. Mrs. Jeanette Burgess, sister of the bride, was her matron of honor. She wore a frock of pink taffeta and net with matching headpiece and carried an arm bouquet of yellow tea roses. Bridesmaids were Misses Mon ica Miller and Virginia Constantino. They wore blue and maize taffeta and net, respectively, and carried yellow tea roses. The bride's sister, Marleie Eakins, was flower girl. She wore a pink net and satin dress and carried a colonial bouquet of yellow tea roses. Gordon Burgess, brother-in-law of the bride, was best man. Herbert Van Voorhis. cousin of the bride, and Fiory Malzone were ushers. | Eakins, Hazel S. (I467)
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| 397 | Mother and father living at same address | Koppers, Richard T. (I375)
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| 398 | Mother was living with him. | Cece, Carmine A. (I1116)
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| 399 | Moved there in 1945 | Barbieri, Carmine "Izzy" (I488)
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| 400 | Moved to be closer to his brother Charles. | Rago, Walter Arthur (I506)
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