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| 651 | US Social Security Index shows DOB 17 Mar 1928. Carmine did the wiring on Angelo Barbieri's house in West Milford, NJ Carmine Barbieri Electrician TOTOWA Carmine P. Barbieri, 63, died yesterday. Bom in Paterson, he lived in Totowa since 1986. A licensed electrical contractor, he owned and operated Totowa Electrical Contractors, Totowa, 40 years. He was a parishioner of St. Gerard's R.C. Church, Paterson, and a member of its Senior Citizens Club. Mr. Barbieri was member and past president of Passaic County Electrical Contractors Association. He was a former commissioner of Patersons Building Department. He formerly owned (?) Custom Builders. His first wife, the former Anna Cascone, died in 1986. Surviving are his wife, the former Marie Zoppo; a son, John of West Paterson; a daughter, Ann Angotti of North Haledon; a brother, Nicholas of Paterson; a sister, Lena Pizza of Wayne; and four grandchildren. Services are 9 a.m. Thursday at Festa Memorial Funeral Home, 111 Union Blvd., Totowa, and 9:30 a.m. at St. Gerard's Church. The Herald-News Passaic, New Jersey 16 Jun 1992, Tue • Page 8 | Barbieri, Carmine Patrick (I3179)
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| 652 | Vessel name unknown. Departed from Liverpool, London on the 26th of Feb 1873. | Tyrrell, Francis A. (I233)
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| 653 | Was his wife related to his Aunt Josephine Cece? | Family: Antonio Antimo Barbieri / Teresina Cece (F230)
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| 654 | Was told he met his wife in a Tuberculosis treatment center | Barbieri, Robert A. (I3117)
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| 655 | Was told that he went blind and died young possibly from a car accident. Records contradict this. He's not listed with his wife in the 1920 census or later. In 1940 a Thomas Kopper born age 23 widowed is listed living in a welfare home in Wayne, NJ. If the age is correct then it can't be this Thomas. I think the age is wrong. In a 1886-1890 city directory a Thomas Koppers is shown living at 130 Peel Street Paterson, NJ. In 1887 a Thomas Koppers living in the US for at least 5 years, currently in Paterson, NJ, was granted citizenship. In 1900 a Thomas, wife and children other than Lemis are listed under the name Coperas. In 1924 Jennie Coppers and some children are shown living at 67 Marshal Street Paterson. No husband is listed. 1915 census shows hia DOB Jul 1865 Obituary Thomas Koppers The funeral rites for Thomas Koppers. 78. husband of the late Jennie Koppers of 138 Caldwell avenue, were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the R. Charles D. Legg and Sons Home for Funerals. 384 Broadway. The Rev. O. M. Demcott pastor of the Third Presbyterian Church, officiated. Interment followed in Laurel Grove Cemetery. Surviving are three daughters Mrs. Anna Hannan. Mrs. Margaret McCoy and Mrs. Lena Loeffler; two sons. Harry and Thomas Koppers: ten grandchildren, and one great-grandchild The Morning Call Paterson, New Jersey 04 May 1944, Thu • Page 15 | Koppers, Thomas K. (I360)
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| 656 | Wedding Flora DeFino to be bride of Carmine Barbieri at Mt. Carmel June 10 Miss Flora DeFino, daughter Mr and Mrs. Michael DeFino Hilton Street, Clifton, will become the bride of Carmine Barbiere, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Barbieri, 91 Richmond Avenue, Paterson, June 10, at 3:30 at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church, McLean Street and Park Place. Miss Rose De Morco will be the bride-elects only attendant. Nick Cannata, of New York City, will serve as best man. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Clifton. Obituary Born in Paterson, N.J., she lived in Totowa, N.J., for 40 years before moving here two years ago. Mrs. Barbieri was a homemaker. She was a parishioner of St. James R.C. ChurWi, Totowa. She was a member of the Passaic County Adult Day Care Center, Wayne, N.J., of Willowbrook Ministries and of Totowa Senior Citizens Club. She was preceded in death by her husband, Carmino and two brothers, Frank De Fino and Anthony De Fino. Surviving are two daughters, Phyllis Anne Martin of Conover, and Mary Frances Cooke of Totowa; and two grandsons. Festa Memorial Funeral Home, 111 Union Blvd., Totowa, is in charge of arrangements. April 8, 1997 | DeFino, Flora F. (I1941)
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| 657 | Wedding Miss Lucv Moraino Is bride of John Di Marra of Passaic The wedding was solemnized in Pompeii Rectory yesterday afternoon by Rev.Didaeus Roberto. The bride and groom plan to reside in Paterson. A very pretty wedding was solemnized yesterday afternoon when Miss Lucy Moraino, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Moraino of 15 Scrivens street and John DeMario, son of Mr. and Mr. Carmelo De Marra of 402 Oak street, Passaic, were united in marriage. The bride was attired In a gown of white satin with train and carried a bouquet or calla lilies, sweet peas, and llliea-of-the-valley. Miss Rose Moraino, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor and was attired In a salmon colored gown and carried a bouquet of tea roses with lilies-of-the-valley. Fred J. Petrolla of Lodl served as best man. The bride's mother wore a print -chiffon gown and a corsage of talisman roses. The groom's mother wore a black crepe gown and a corsage of talisman roses. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents with over 300 people in attendance. The home was attractively decorated in white streamers with wedding bells and flowers. Singing and dancing was enjoyed with music furnished, by a popular orchestra. Following a honeymoon trip to Atlantic City, the couple will make their future home at 217 Ryerson Avenue, Paterson. | Maiorano, Lucy (I2460)
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| 658 | Wedding Miss Peslin Is bride of Mr. Barbieri at a double-ring ceremony yesterday afternoon at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Ridgewood, united in marriage Miss Pearlann Peslin, daughter df Mr. and Mrs. Alfred O. Peslin of 123 South Pleasant Avenue, Ridgewood, and Joseph Francis Barbieri, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ruggerio Barbieri of Paterson. The altar was covered with white chrysanthemums massed against a background of palms and ferns, and the marriage was solemnized by the Rev. Eugene W. Costello. A reception was held at Kohlers Swiss Chalet in Rochelle Park. Escorted by her father, the bride was gowned in white satin made with a Queen Anne collar and cuffs of imported Alencon lace. Tiny white satin buttons decorated the dress from neckline to hem, and the full skirt swept into a cathedral train. The bride carried a white satin prayerbook which had belonged to her paternal " great-grandmother of Paris. Her veU of silk illusion was gathered into a crown of seed pearls. Miss Blanche Peslin was maid of honor for her sister, and the brides maids were Mrs. Charles W. Harvey 111 of Franklin Lakes and Miss Gaile Marie Peslin, both sisters of the bride, and Miss Rosemarie Bohny of Paterson. They wore identical gowns of ruby red taffeta made with shrug jackets, and matching velvet hats, and carried pale yellow Japanese chrys Obituary BARBIERI Pearlann Peslin, of Langlois, Oregon, and Wayne, New Jersey, passed with amazing grace on February 26, 2014. She waits in heaven with love for her five children, Patricia, her husband Marty O'Connor; Irene, her husband Gary P. Scalcucci; Julie Browne; Joseph F., Jr., his wife Jane Barbieri; and Roger, his wife Janice Barbieri; and their father, Joseph F. Barbieri, Sr.; her grandchildren Caitlin and Bryan O'Connor; Jeanne and Elizabeth Browne; Joseph F., Ill, and Emily Barbieri; and Zachary, Nicholas, and Tanner Barbieri; her great grandchildren Charles and Jack; and her sisters Blanche Winters and Gail Poggi. She is preceded in death by her twin brother Henri, sister Henriette, and parents Oswald and Pearl. She served her community as a Registered Nurse and the Administrator of the Lincoln Park Nursing Home for over sixty years and spent her lifetime enjoying her family and friends, gardening, history, reading, crossword and jigsaw puzzles, cooking, traveling, studying wildlife, and involvement in her local library and community. She left us the gift of her heart, and we will always remember her sweet sound. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made on Pearlann's behalf to Heifer International, working to end world hunger and poverty, by calling (855) 948-6437 and requesting a Memorial Tribute in her name. Additionally, Irene Saley is accepting donations for construction of a reflection bench to be placed on the Oregon coast and can be contacted at 1241 Eagle Street, Aurora, Colorado 80011. Celebrations of her life are being planned on both coasts in the upcoming months. | Peslin, Pearlann (I2124)
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| 659 | Went by the name Robert. Note son's name Robert Jr. Obituart Gabriel Barbieri TOTOWA - Gabriel R. Barbieri, 63, died yesterday at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center in Paterson. He was born in Paterson and lived most of his life in Totowa. He was a World War II veteran of the Army Air Corps, and served in the Pacific. He was an electrician for the Heller Heat Treating Company in Clifton. He was a founding member of the Totowa First Aid Squad, and served for 31 years. He was a Marshall for the Totowa Police Department, a member of the Totowa Republican Club, and a former Passaic County Republican County Commiteeman. He is survived by his wife, the former Catherine Fiorello, one son; Robert, of Totowa, his mother, Theresa, of Totowa, seven brothers; Carmen and Nick of Totowa, Reginald of Florida, Anthony of Maryland, Benjamin of West Milford, Rocco of Franklin Lakes, and Ronald of Connecticut. Four sisters, Jenny Sciarra, of Paterson, Philomena and Josphine of Totowa, and Mrs. Raphial (Nancy) Marzella of Sussex, he is also survived by two grandchildren. Arrangements by the Festa Funeral Home, 111 Union Blvd, Totowa. | Barbieri, Gabriel R. (I1208)
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| 660 | Went to 82 - 84 Oak Street New Haven, CT to be with his sister Marianna (could Marianna be his sister Anna Marie?). Not confirmed that the manifest is for this Matteo. | Barbieri, Matteo Antonio (I3128)
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| 661 | When his wife arrived she was detained a day because he wasn't there to meet her. The detention form says he was in Montville, NJ presumably working. | Barbieri, Great Grandfather Carmine Antonio (I3124)
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| 662 | Wife and children living there. | Frey, Charles (I254)
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| 663 | Wife might have been Margaret or Mary Scott | Straiton, Joseph (I274)
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| 664 | Wife, son Neal (?), children Thomas, Margaret, Richard and Lena living with them. | Koppers, Thomas K. (I360)
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| 665 | William Tyrrell to Margaret O'Reilly in Finglas Roman Catholic Parish, the bride's maid was Monica Tyrrell. It's possible that O'Reilly was transcribed incorrectly. A Monica Tyrrell immigrated to New York in 1880 and lived with Frances Tyrrell | Family: G2 Great Grandfather William Tyrrell / Margaret Rourke (F67)
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| 666 | With daughter Frances | Straiton, Margaret (I87)
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| 667 | With her were her children other than Maria Grazia who came over later. The destination address and her husband's name on the manifest is incorrect | Carangelo, Allesandra (I3229)
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| 668 | With son Otto | Langer, Martha (I356)
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| 669 | Witness was Giovanni Leonardo MENDILLO | Family: G9 Great Grandfather Filippo Antonio Barbieri / Camilla Ciarlo (F363)
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| 670 | Witnesses were Alice Freu amd Thomas Lennon | Family: John Lennon / Genevieve A. Frey (F4)
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| 671 | Witnesses: Cleric Bartolomeo Petronzo, Cesare Baccalaro and Cinzio Barberi. Cinzio could have been his brother or father. | Family: G9 Great Grandfather Filippo Antonio Barbieri / Marzia Lombardo (Riccio) (F252)
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| 672 | Worked at Imperial Silk Mill. East 18th Street and 10th Ave. | Barbieri, Rocco Antonio (I3130)
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| 673 | Worked at KCDiv as did Anthony M. | Barbieri, Nicholas D. (I1201)
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| 674 | Working as a valet | Tyrrell, Samuel Francis (I134)
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| 675 | WW I draft registration Cornelius DeBlock born 13 Mar 1897 in Paterson. Living with grandmother Jennie Van Wyck at 5 Bell Ave in Paterson. Not him. Not listed as living in fathers obituary but living when mother passed away so he died somewhere between 1924 and 1944. A Cornelius Copper died in Paterson on 6/4/1924 1915 State Census says he was born Mar 1896 | Koppers, Cornelius (I412)
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| 676 | WW II Draft - Samuel L Tyrrell Birth Year: 1919 Race: White, Citizen (White) Nativity Enlistment Date: 22 Jul 1942 Education: 1 year of college Marital Status: Single, without dependents Height: 67 Weight: 162 Not confirmed this is him, but it's likely. | Tyrrell, Samuel Lester (I133)
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| 677 | WW II draft registration shows birth date as 25 Dec 1899. 1947 sentenced to 90 days in jail due to non-support In 1927 Thomas J Koppers and Charles Loffler were living together at 223 Slater Street Paterson, NJ. Holy Sepulchre in Totowa, NJ shows an Elizabeth G. Koppers DOD 1963. Also shows Thomas Koppers DOD 1919 Obituary Thomas J. Koppers PATERSON - Services will be Saturday for Thomas J. Koppers, 81, who died Tuesday at .St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center. Mr. Koppers was a retired truck driver for Allied Freight Systems of Hoboken and a parishioner of Our Lady of Pompeii R.C. Church. He is survived by his wife, the former Marie Saundry; a son, Richard of Clifton; a daughter, -Mrs. Elizabeth Ligieri, a stepdaughter, Theresa Kane, and two sisters, Mrs. Margaret McCoy and Mrs. Lena Loeffler, all of Paterson; seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Services will be 8 a.m. from the Santangelo Funeral Home, West Paterson, and 9 a.m. at Our Lady of Pompei Church. , The Herald-News Passaic, New Jersey 23 Oct 1980, Thu • Page 41 | Koppers, Thomas Joseph (I372)
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| 678 | WW II draft registration shows DOB 18 Feb 1895 Married when he registered for WW 1 draft under the name Cooper Marriage records show Harry Koppers born 1893 Birth in 1894 doesn't make sense if brother Garrett was born that year. Majority of records under surname Cooper | Koppers, Harry John (I413)
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| 679 | WW II Registration say he was born in Waldorf Germany. WW I says Donnerow. 1940 Census says Berlin. LOEFFLER Passed In to life eternal In Paterson on Thursday Mar. 9, 1972, Henry Sr., beloved huband of Agnes Sandilands Loeffler, age 75, of 57 Henderson St. Notice of services later, Moore's Home For Funerals. The News Paterson, New Jersey 10 Mar 1972, Fri • Page 39 | Loeffler, Henry (I362)
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| 680 | «b»Joanne Barbieri «/b» BARBIERI Joanne (nee Bertani) age 80 of Toms River at rest in Brick on October 17, 2007. Born in Paterson she lived in Paterson for most of her life before moving to Toms River 25 years ago. She was a Homemaker. Beloved wife of Ralph Barbieri. Mother of Rosemarie Izzi and her husband Louis of Verona, Pia Ciuppa and her husband Joseph of Wayne, Anthony Barbieri and his wife Sharon of Pompton Lakes and the late Ralph Barbieri, Jr. Sister of Katherine Stasiak of Paterson and Angelo Bertani of Fair Lawn. Grandmother of Chris and Lauren. Also survived by many nieces, nephews and friends. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Festa Memorial Funeral Home, 111 Union Blvd, Totowa, on Monday at 9:30 AM. Funeral Mass to follow at St. Gerard R.C. Church, Paterson at 10 AM. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Totowa. Friends may call Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 PM. For more information, go to «u»www.fes | Bertani, Joanne (I1179)
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| 681 | «b»Tweezer manufacturer «/b» | Barbieri, Antonio Antimo (I3214)
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| 682 | «i»In-coming Passenger List: 19 March 1910 from Glasgow arriving New York 27 March 1910 the Columbia «/i»Brothers - Jerome (age 15), Francis (age 16½) & Patrick Tyrrell (age 18), British nationality, of Scottish race, last permanent address was Glasgow, nearest next-of-kin was Lillie Quinn, 109 South Wellington St., Glasgow, fare was paid by an aunt, going to aunt (?) Tyrrell at 325 West 57th st, New York Naturalized 4 Jan 1916 in the Southern District of NY according to his wife's passport application. | Tyrrell, Grandfather Robert Patrick (I13)
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