Guilio Nonella1
M, d. 16 February 1935
| Last Edited | 14 Oct 2010 |
Guilio Nonella died on 16 February 1935 at Sonoma Co., California.1
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Citations
- [S335] California Dept of Health & Welfare, 1905-2000, Guilio Nonella, widow initial M; adult age 81 years, died Co. 49 [Sonoma Co.] 16 Feb 1935. Certificate No 12728.
Mrs. Ellen Wilkins1
F, b. circa 1840
| Last Edited | 7 Mar 2018 |
Mrs. Ellen Wilkins was born circa 1840 at Massachusetts.1
She appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of John Baird at Virginia City, Storey Co., NV; Engineer.2
She appeared on the census of 1880 in the household of John Baird at Virginia City, Storey Co., NV; Engineer.2
Citations
- [S2168] 1 June 1870 Population schedules, Washington, D.C., National Archives and Records Administration, 9 Aug 1870: MRS ELLEN WILKINS, age 30, white female, Seamstress, $500/$500 born Massachusetts; ELLEN WILKINS, age 10 years, white female in school, born Texas; ALEX DRUMMOND, age 32, male white Miner born Scotland, both parents foreign born; WM BAIRD, age 35, white male Engineer born Scotland, both -parents foreign born; JOHN BAIRD, age 22, male white Engineer, born Scotland, both parents foreign born.
- [S2169] 1 June 1880 Records of the Bureau of the Census, Washington, D.C., National Archives and Records Administration.
Donald Gisler1
M, b. 28 May 1953, d. 29 May 1953
| Father | Otto Gisler1 b. 25 Jul 1920, d. 26 Jan 2012 |
| Last Edited | 12 Dec 2012 |
Donald Gisler was born on 28 May 1953 at Stanislaus Co., California.1 He died on 29 May 1953 at Stanislaus Co., California.2 He was the son of Otto Gisler.1
Ronald Gisler1
M, b. 28 May 1953, d. 29 May 1953
| Father | Otto Gisler1 b. 25 Jul 1920, d. 26 Jan 2012 |
| Last Edited | 12 Dec 2012 |
Ronald Gisler was born on 28 May 1953 at Stanislaus Co., California.1 He died on 29 May 1953 at Stanislaus Co., California.2 He was the son of Otto Gisler.1
Adaline (Pometta) Alessi1
F, d. 1978
| Father | Dante Pometta2 b. 3 Mar 1873, d. 7 Jan 1922 |
| Mother | Ida (Brughelli) Pometta2 d. 1963 |
| Last Edited | 5 Mar 2018 |
Adaline (Pometta) Alessi was the daughter of Dante Pometta and Ida (Brughelli) Pometta.2 Adaline (Pometta) Alessi married Ulisse Alessi. Adaline (Pometta) Alessi died in 1978 at Stanislaus Co., CA.3
Adaline (Pometta) Alessi was also known as Adaline Pometta.
Adaline (Pometta) Alessi was also known as Adaline Pometta.
Family | Ulisse Alessi d. 1951 |
Citations
- [S1586] Bios, Merced Co., online cagenweb.com/merced/bios, Merced Co. CA Biographies, 1925
DANTE POMETTA
One of the really progressive men who helped to lay the foundation for the present-day prosperity that is being enjoyed by the citizens of the West Side in Merced County, was the late Dante Pometta, a prosperous and efficient dairyman and rancher living five miles south of Gustine. He was born in Canton Ticino, Switzerland, on March 3, 1873, and received his education in the schools of his locality. When he was sixteen he made up his mind he could better his condition in America ; and hence he embarked for the land of opportunity, coming direct to California. He found employment as a milker on a dairy in Marin County for two years, and then for another two years he was in San Luis Obispo County. He saved his money and was fast picking up the English language, and when he was twenty years old he bought a dairy of fifty cows in Solano County, near Bird's Landing, which he ran for five years. In the meantime he had married. In 1898 he sold out his dairy herd, and with his wife and two children he visited Switzerland for a year; but the call of the Golden State was too strong, and they returned to engage in the dairy business in San Benito County near Hollister, where he had about 100 cows. He worked hard and prospered accordingly, and in 1904 he moved to Crow's Landing in Stanislaus County, where he carried on his business five years.
The year 1909 marked the time when Mr. Pometta became a landowner; for he moved into Merced County and bought 110 acres in the Cottonwood district, about a mile north of the Cottonwood schoolhouse. This land was a bare field, and he began to make improvements by building fences, a house, and barns, and sinking wells. The land was planted to alfalfa. This is now known as the Pometta Home Place, and here he lived until 1912, when be bought the Beck ranch of forty acres a little north of his home place and moved on to it, leasing his 110 acres and doing business on a smaller scale, to gain needed rest. In 1920 he bought another 100 acres, known as the Sturgeon place, adjoining his first purchase. He farmed this property until his death, since which time his sons have carried on the business on their entire possessions. They are meeting with good success, having learned the business from their father. Mr. Pometta became a citizen of the United States in 1900, and was a Republican.
The marriage of Dante Pometta and Miss Ida Brughelli, who was born in Canton Ticino and who had come to America a few years before, occurred on November 30, 1894. They became the parents of six children : Emma married Louis Luchessa and lives in Modesto; they have a son, Alvin. Adaline became the wife of Ulisse Alessi, has a daughter Hilda, and lives in Gustine. Edward W., Secondo W., and Guido K. operate the Pometta ranches, having about 200 cows in their dairy. They are all energetic young men and members of the Woodmen of the World at Modesto; and Secondo and Guido belong to the Knights of Columbus in Modesto. Esther attends the Cottonwood school.
Mr. Pometta died on January 7, 1922, leaving a void in the family circle, who cherish his memory for the good he did during his life. He was a public-spirited man, always ready to help every project that he thought would help develop his adopted county. An item of historical interest is the, fact that, located on the corner of one of his ranches, stood the old Sturgeon corner postoffice in early days, when ranches were many miles apart and when Hill's Ferry was the nearest commercial center for shipment of produce. - [S1586] Bios, Merced Co., online cagenweb.com/merced/bios, Merced Co. CA Biographies, 1925
DANTE POMETTA
One of the really progressive men who helped to lay the foundation for the present-day prosperity that is being enjoyed by the citizens of the West Side in Merced County, was the late Dante Pometta, a prosperous and efficient dairyman and rancher living five miles south of Gustine. He was born in Canton Ticino, Switzerland, on March 3, 1873, and received his education in the schools of his locality. When he was sixteen he made up his mind he could better his condition in America ; and hence he embarked for the land of opportunity, coming direct to California. He found employment as a milker on a dairy in Marin County for two years, and then for another two years he was in San Luis Obispo County. He saved his money and was fast picking up the English language, and when he was twenty years old he bought a dairy of fifty cows in Solano County, near Bird's Landing, which he ran for five years. In the meantime he had married. In 1898 he sold out his dairy herd, and with his wife and two children he visited Switzerland for a year; but the call of the Golden State was too strong, and they returned to engage in the dairy business in San Benito County near Hollister, where he had about 100 cows. He worked hard and prospered accordingly, and in 1904 he moved to Crow's Landing in Stanislaus County, where he carried on his business five years.
The year 1909 marked the time when Mr. Pometta became a landowner; for he moved into Merced County and bought 110 acres in the Cottonwood district, about a mile north of the Cottonwood schoolhouse. This land was a bare field, and he began to make improvements by building fences, a house, and barns, and sinking wells. The land was planted to alfalfa. This is now known as the Pometta Home Place, and here he lived until 1912, when be bought the Beck ranch of forty acres a little north of his home place and moved on to it, leasing his 110 acres and doing business on a smaller scale, to gain needed rest. In 1920 he bought another 100 acres, known as the Sturgeon place, adjoining his first purchase. He farmed this property until his death, since which time his sons have carried on the business on their entire possessions. They are meeting with good success, having learned the business from their father. Mr. Pometta became a citizen of the United States in 1900, and was a Republican.
The marriage of Dante Pometta and Miss Ida Brughelli, who was born in Canton Ticino and who had come to America a few years before, occurred on November 30, 1894. They became the parents of six children : Emma married Louis Luchessa and lives in Modesto; they have a son, Alvin. Adaline became the wife of Ulisse Alessi, has a daughter Hilda, and lives in Gustine. Edward W., Secondo W., and Guido K. operate the Pometta ranches, having about 200 cows in their dairy. They are all energetic young men and members of the Woodmen of the World at Modesto; and Secondo and Guido belong to the Knights of Columbus in Modesto. Esther attends the Cottonwood school.
Mr. Pometta died on January 7, 1922, leaving a void in the family circle, who cherish his memory for the good he did during his life. He was a public-spirited man, always ready to help every project that he thought would help develop his adopted county. An item of historical interest is the, fact that, located on the corner of one of his ranches, stood the old Sturgeon corner postoffice in early days, when ranches were many miles apart and when Hill's Ferry was the nearest commercial center for shipment of produce. - [S335] California Dept of Health & Welfare, 1905-2000.
Ulisse Alessi1
M, d. 1951
| Last Edited | 5 Mar 2018 |
Ulisse Alessi married Adaline (Pometta) Alessi, daughter of Dante Pometta and Ida (Brughelli) Pometta. Ulisse Alessi died in 1951 at Stanislaus Co., CA.2
Family | Adaline (Pometta) Alessi d. 1978 |
Citations
- [S1586] Bios, Merced Co., online cagenweb.com/merced/bios, Merced Co. CA Biographies, 1925
DANTE POMETTA
... One of the really progressive men who helped to lay the foundation for the present-day prosperity that is being enjoyed by the citizens of the West Side in Merced County, was the late Dante Pometta, a prosperous and efficient dairyman and rancher living five miles south of Gustine. He was born in Canton Ticino, Switzerland, on March 3, 1873, and received his education in the schools of his locality. When he was sixteen he made up his mind he could better his condition in America ; and hence he embarked for the land of opportunity, coming direct to California. He found employment as a milker on a dairy in Marin County for two years, and then for another two years he was in San Luis Obispo County. He saved his money and was fast picking up the English language, and when he was twenty years old he bought a dairy of fifty cows in Solano County, near Bird's Landing, which he ran for five years. In the meantime he had married. In 1898 he sold out his dairy herd, and with his wife and two children he visited Switzerland for a year; but the call of the Golden State was too strong, and they returned to engage in the dairy business in San Benito County near Hollister, where he had about 100 cows. He worked hard and prospered accordingly, and in 1904 he moved to Crow's Landing in Stanislaus County, where he carried on his business five years.
The year 1909 marked the time when Mr. Pometta became a landowner; for he moved into Merced County and bought 110 acres in the Cottonwood district, about a mile north of the Cottonwood schoolhouse. This land was a bare field, and he began to make improvements by building fences, a house, and barns, and sinking wells. The land was planted to alfalfa. This is now known as the Pometta Home Place, and here he lived until 1912, when be bought the Beck ranch of forty acres a little north of his home place and moved on to it, leasing his 110 acres and doing business on a smaller scale, to gain needed rest. In 1920 he bought another 100 acres, known as the Sturgeon place, adjoining his first purchase. He farmed this property until his death, since which time his sons have carried on the business on their entire possessions. They are meeting with good success, having learned the business from their father. Mr. Pometta became a citizen of the United States in 1900, and was a Republican.
The marriage of Dante Pometta and Miss Ida Brughelli, who was born in Canton Ticino and who had come to America a few years before, occurred on November 30, 1894. They became the parents of six children : Emma married Louis Luchessa and lives in Modesto; they have a son, Alvin. Adaline became the wife of Ulisse Alessi, has a daughter Hilda, and lives in Gustine. Edward W., Secondo W., and Guido K. operate the Pometta ranches, having about 200 cows in their dairy. They are all energetic young men and members of the Woodmen of the World at Modesto; and Secondo and Guido belong to the Knights of Columbus in Modesto. Esther attends the Cottonwood school.
Mr. Pometta died on January 7, 1922, leaving a void in the family circle, who cherish his memory for the good he did during his life. He was a public-spirited man, always ready to help every project that he thought would help develop his adopted county. An item of historical interest is the, fact that, located on the corner of one of his ranches, stood the old Sturgeon corner postoffice in early days, when ranches were many miles apart and when Hill's Ferry was the nearest commercial center for shipment of produce. - [S335] California Dept of Health & Welfare, 1905-2000.
Dante Pometta1
M, b. 3 March 1873, d. 7 January 1922
| Last Edited | 5 Mar 2018 |
Dante Pometta was born on 3 March 1873 at Canton Ticino, Switzerland.1 He married Ida (Brughelli) Pometta on 30 November 1894.1 Dante Pometta died on 7 January 1922 at Merced Co., California, at age 48.1
Family | Ida (Brughelli) Pometta d. 1963 |
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Citations
- [S1586] Bios, Merced Co., online cagenweb.com/merced/bios, Merced Co. CA Biographies, 1925
DANTE POMETTA
One of the really progressive men who helped to lay the foundation for the present-day prosperity that is being enjoyed by the citizens of the West Side in Merced County, was the late Dante Pometta, a prosperous and efficient dairyman and rancher living five miles south of Gustine. He was born in Canton Ticino, Switzerland, on March 3, 1873, and received his education in the schools of his locality. When he was sixteen he made up his mind he could better his condition in America ; and hence he embarked for the land of opportunity, coming direct to California. He found employment as a milker on a dairy in Marin County for two years, and then for another two years he was in San Luis Obispo County. He saved his money and was fast picking up the English language, and when he was twenty years old he bought a dairy of fifty cows in Solano County, near Bird's Landing, which he ran for five years. In the meantime he had married. In 1898 he sold out his dairy herd, and with his wife and two children he visited Switzerland for a year; but the call of the Golden State was too strong, and they returned to engage in the dairy business in San Benito County near Hollister, where he had about 100 cows. He worked hard and prospered accordingly, and in 1904 he moved to Crow's Landing in Stanislaus County, where he carried on his business five years.
The year 1909 marked the time when Mr. Pometta became a landowner; for he moved into Merced County and bought 110 acres in the Cottonwood district, about a mile north of the Cottonwood schoolhouse. This land was a bare field, and he began to make improvements by building fences, a house, and barns, and sinking wells. The land was planted to alfalfa. This is now known as the Pometta Home Place, and here he lived until 1912, when be bought the Beck ranch of forty acres a little north of his home place and moved on to it, leasing his 110 acres and doing business on a smaller scale, to gain needed rest. In 1920 he bought another 100 acres, known as the Sturgeon place, adjoining his first purchase. He farmed this property until his death, since which time his sons have carried on the business on their entire possessions. They are meeting with good success, having learned the business from their father. Mr. Pometta became a citizen of the United States in 1900, and was a Republican.
The marriage of Dante Pometta and Miss Ida Brughelli, who was born in Canton Ticino and who had come to America a few years before, occurred on November 30, 1894. They became the parents of six children : Emma married Louis Luchessa and lives in Modesto; they have a son, Alvin. Adaline became the wife of Ulisse Alessi, has a daughter Hilda, and lives in Gustine. Edward W., Secondo W., and Guido K. operate the Pometta ranches, having about 200 cows in their dairy. They are all energetic young men and members of the Woodmen of the World at Modesto; and Secondo and Guido belong to the Knights of Columbus in Modesto. Esther attends the Cottonwood school.
Mr. Pometta died on January 7, 1922, leaving a void in the family circle, who cherish his memory for the good he did during his life. He was a public-spirited man, always ready to help every project that he thought would help develop his adopted county. An item of historical interest is the, fact that, located on the corner of one of his ranches, stood the old Sturgeon corner postoffice in early days, when ranches were many miles apart and when Hill's Ferry was the nearest commercial center for shipment of produce. - [S1586] Bios, Merced Co., online cagenweb.com/merced/bios, Merced Co. CA Biographies, 1925
DANTE POMETTA
... The marriage of Dante Pometta and Miss Ida Brughelli, who was born in Canton Ticino and who had come to America a few years before, occurred on November 30, 1894. They became the parents of six children : Emma married Louis Luchessa and lives in Modesto; they have a son, Alvin. Adaline became the wife of Ulisse Alessi, has a daughter Hilda, and lives in Gustine. Edward W., Secondo W., and Guido K. operate the Pometta ranches, having about 200 cows in their dairy. They are all energetic young men and members of the Woodmen of the World at Modesto; and Secondo and Guido belong to the Knights of Columbus in Modesto. Esther attends the Cottonwood school....
Ida (Brughelli) Pometta1
F, d. 1963
| Last Edited | 5 Mar 2018 |
Ida (Brughelli) Pometta was born at Canton Ticino, Switzerland.1 She married Dante Pometta on 30 November 1894.1 Ida (Brughelli) Pometta died in 1963.2
Ida (Brughelli) Pometta was also known as Ida Brughelli.1
Ida (Brughelli) Pometta was also known as Ida Brughelli.1
Family | Dante Pometta b. 3 Mar 1873, d. 7 Jan 1922 |
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Citations
- [S1586] Bios, Merced Co., online cagenweb.com/merced/bios, Merced Co. CA Biographies, 1925
DANTE POMETTA
One of the really progressive men who helped to lay the foundation for the present-day prosperity that is being enjoyed by the citizens of the West Side in Merced County, was the late Dante Pometta, a prosperous and efficient dairyman and rancher living five miles south of Gustine. He was born in Canton Ticino, Switzerland, on March 3, 1873, and received his education in the schools of his locality. When he was sixteen he made up his mind he could better his condition in America ; and hence he embarked for the land of opportunity, coming direct to California. He found employment as a milker on a dairy in Marin County for two years, and then for another two years he was in San Luis Obispo County. He saved his money and was fast picking up the English language, and when he was twenty years old he bought a dairy of fifty cows in Solano County, near Bird's Landing, which he ran for five years. In the meantime he had married. In 1898 he sold out his dairy herd, and with his wife and two children he visited Switzerland for a year; but the call of the Golden State was too strong, and they returned to engage in the dairy business in San Benito County near Hollister, where he had about 100 cows. He worked hard and prospered accordingly, and in 1904 he moved to Crow's Landing in Stanislaus County, where he carried on his business five years.
The year 1909 marked the time when Mr. Pometta became a landowner; for he moved into Merced County and bought 110 acres in the Cottonwood district, about a mile north of the Cottonwood schoolhouse. This land was a bare field, and he began to make improvements by building fences, a house, and barns, and sinking wells. The land was planted to alfalfa. This is now known as the Pometta Home Place, and here he lived until 1912, when be bought the Beck ranch of forty acres a little north of his home place and moved on to it, leasing his 110 acres and doing business on a smaller scale, to gain needed rest. In 1920 he bought another 100 acres, known as the Sturgeon place, adjoining his first purchase. He farmed this property until his death, since which time his sons have carried on the business on their entire possessions. They are meeting with good success, having learned the business from their father. Mr. Pometta became a citizen of the United States in 1900, and was a Republican.
The marriage of Dante Pometta and Miss Ida Brughelli, who was born in Canton Ticino and who had come to America a few years before, occurred on November 30, 1894. They became the parents of six children : Emma married Louis Luchessa and lives in Modesto; they have a son, Alvin. Adaline became the wife of Ulisse Alessi, has a daughter Hilda, and lives in Gustine. Edward W., Secondo W., and Guido K. operate the Pometta ranches, having about 200 cows in their dairy. They are all energetic young men and members of the Woodmen of the World at Modesto; and Secondo and Guido belong to the Knights of Columbus in Modesto. Esther attends the Cottonwood school.
Mr. Pometta died on January 7, 1922, leaving a void in the family circle, who cherish his memory for the good he did during his life. He was a public-spirited man, always ready to help every project that he thought would help develop his adopted county. An item of historical interest is the, fact that, located on the corner of one of his ranches, stood the old Sturgeon corner postoffice in early days, when ranches were many miles apart and when Hill's Ferry was the nearest commercial center for shipment of produce. - [S669] Find A Grave, online www.findagrave.com.
- [S1586] Bios, Merced Co., online cagenweb.com/merced/bios, Merced Co. CA Biographies, 1925
DANTE POMETTA
... The marriage of Dante Pometta and Miss Ida Brughelli, who was born in Canton Ticino and who had come to America a few years before, occurred on November 30, 1894. They became the parents of six children : Emma married Louis Luchessa and lives in Modesto; they have a son, Alvin. Adaline became the wife of Ulisse Alessi, has a daughter Hilda, and lives in Gustine. Edward W., Secondo W., and Guido K. operate the Pometta ranches, having about 200 cows in their dairy. They are all energetic young men and members of the Woodmen of the World at Modesto; and Secondo and Guido belong to the Knights of Columbus in Modesto. Esther attends the Cottonwood school....
Emma (Pometta) Luchessa1
F, d. 1994
| Father | Dante Pometta1 b. 3 Mar 1873, d. 7 Jan 1922 |
| Mother | Ida (Brughelli) Pometta1 d. 1963 |
| Last Edited | 5 Mar 2018 |
Emma (Pometta) Luchessa was the daughter of Dante Pometta and Ida (Brughelli) Pometta.1 Emma (Pometta) Luchessa married Louis Luchessa.1 Emma (Pometta) Luchessa died in 1994 at Stanislaus Co., CA.2
Emma (Pometta) Luchessa was also known as Emma Pometta.1
Emma (Pometta) Luchessa was also known as Emma Pometta.1
Family | Louis Luchessa d. 1980 |
Citations
- [S1586] Bios, Merced Co., online cagenweb.com/merced/bios, Merced Co. CA Biographies, 1925
DANTE POMETTA
... The marriage of Dante Pometta and Miss Ida Brughelli, who was born in Canton Ticino and who had come to America a few years before, occurred on November 30, 1894. They became the parents of six children : Emma married Louis Luchessa and lives in Modesto; they have a son, Alvin. Adaline became the wife of Ulisse Alessi, has a daughter Hilda, and lives in Gustine. Edward W., Secondo W., and Guido K. operate the Pometta ranches, having about 200 cows in their dairy. They are all energetic young men and members of the Woodmen of the World at Modesto; and Secondo and Guido belong to the Knights of Columbus in Modesto. Esther attends the Cottonwood school.... - [S335] California Dept of Health & Welfare, 1905-2000.
Edward W Pometta1
M, d. 1964
| Father | Dante Pometta1 b. 3 Mar 1873, d. 7 Jan 1922 |
| Mother | Ida (Brughelli) Pometta1 d. 1963 |
| Last Edited | 5 Mar 2018 |
Edward W Pometta was the son of Dante Pometta and Ida (Brughelli) Pometta.1 Edward W Pometta died in 1964.2
Citations
- [S1586] Bios, Merced Co., online cagenweb.com/merced/bios, Merced Co. CA Biographies, 1925
DANTE POMETTA
... The marriage of Dante Pometta and Miss Ida Brughelli, who was born in Canton Ticino and who had come to America a few years before, occurred on November 30, 1894. They became the parents of six children : Emma married Louis Luchessa and lives in Modesto; they have a son, Alvin. Adaline became the wife of Ulisse Alessi, has a daughter Hilda, and lives in Gustine. Edward W., Secondo W., and Guido K. operate the Pometta ranches, having about 200 cows in their dairy. They are all energetic young men and members of the Woodmen of the World at Modesto; and Secondo and Guido belong to the Knights of Columbus in Modesto. Esther attends the Cottonwood school.... - [S669] Find A Grave, online www.findagrave.com.
Secondo W Pometta1
M, d. 1982
| Father | Dante Pometta1 b. 3 Mar 1873, d. 7 Jan 1922 |
| Mother | Ida (Brughelli) Pometta1 d. 1963 |
| Last Edited | 5 Mar 2018 |
Secondo W Pometta was the son of Dante Pometta and Ida (Brughelli) Pometta.1 Secondo W Pometta died in 1982.2
Citations
- [S1586] Bios, Merced Co., online cagenweb.com/merced/bios, Merced Co. CA Biographies, 1925
DANTE POMETTA
... The marriage of Dante Pometta and Miss Ida Brughelli, who was born in Canton Ticino and who had come to America a few years before, occurred on November 30, 1894. They became the parents of six children : Emma married Louis Luchessa and lives in Modesto; they have a son, Alvin. Adaline became the wife of Ulisse Alessi, has a daughter Hilda, and lives in Gustine. Edward W., Secondo W., and Guido K. operate the Pometta ranches, having about 200 cows in their dairy. They are all energetic young men and members of the Woodmen of the World at Modesto; and Secondo and Guido belong to the Knights of Columbus in Modesto. Esther attends the Cottonwood school.... - [S669] Find A Grave, online www.findagrave.com.
Guido K Pometta1
M, d. 1961
| Father | Dante Pometta1 b. 3 Mar 1873, d. 7 Jan 1922 |
| Mother | Ida (Brughelli) Pometta1 d. 1963 |
| Last Edited | 5 Mar 2018 |
Guido K Pometta was the son of Dante Pometta and Ida (Brughelli) Pometta.1 Guido K Pometta died in 1961.2
Citations
- [S1586] Bios, Merced Co., online cagenweb.com/merced/bios, Merced Co. CA Biographies, 1925
DANTE POMETTA
... The marriage of Dante Pometta and Miss Ida Brughelli, who was born in Canton Ticino and who had come to America a few years before, occurred on November 30, 1894. They became the parents of six children : Emma married Louis Luchessa and lives in Modesto; they have a son, Alvin. Adaline became the wife of Ulisse Alessi, has a daughter Hilda, and lives in Gustine. Edward W., Secondo W., and Guido K. operate the Pometta ranches, having about 200 cows in their dairy. They are all energetic young men and members of the Woodmen of the World at Modesto; and Secondo and Guido belong to the Knights of Columbus in Modesto. Esther attends the Cottonwood school.... - [S669] Find A Grave, online www.findagrave.com.
Esther Pometta1
F, d. 1986
| Father | Dante Pometta1 b. 3 Mar 1873, d. 7 Jan 1922 |
| Mother | Ida (Brughelli) Pometta1 d. 1963 |
| Last Edited | 5 Mar 2018 |
Esther Pometta was the daughter of Dante Pometta and Ida (Brughelli) Pometta.1 Esther Pometta died in 1986.2
Citations
- [S1586] Bios, Merced Co., online cagenweb.com/merced/bios, Merced Co. CA Biographies, 1925
DANTE POMETTA
... The marriage of Dante Pometta and Miss Ida Brughelli, who was born in Canton Ticino and who had come to America a few years before, occurred on November 30, 1894. They became the parents of six children : Emma married Louis Luchessa and lives in Modesto; they have a son, Alvin. Adaline became the wife of Ulisse Alessi, has a daughter Hilda, and lives in Gustine. Edward W., Secondo W., and Guido K. operate the Pometta ranches, having about 200 cows in their dairy. They are all energetic young men and members of the Woodmen of the World at Modesto; and Secondo and Guido belong to the Knights of Columbus in Modesto. Esther attends the Cottonwood school.... - [S669] Find A Grave, online www.findagrave.com.
Louis Luchessa1
M, d. 1980
| Last Edited | 5 Mar 2018 |
Louis Luchessa married Emma (Pometta) Luchessa, daughter of Dante Pometta and Ida (Brughelli) Pometta.1 Louis Luchessa died in 1980 at Stanislaus Co., CA.2
Family | Emma (Pometta) Luchessa d. 1994 |
Citations
- [S1586] Bios, Merced Co., online cagenweb.com/merced/bios, Merced Co. CA Biographies, 1925
DANTE POMETTA
... The marriage of Dante Pometta and Miss Ida Brughelli, who was born in Canton Ticino and who had come to America a few years before, occurred on November 30, 1894. They became the parents of six children : Emma married Louis Luchessa and lives in Modesto; they have a son, Alvin. Adaline became the wife of Ulisse Alessi, has a daughter Hilda, and lives in Gustine. Edward W., Secondo W., and Guido K. operate the Pometta ranches, having about 200 cows in their dairy. They are all energetic young men and members of the Woodmen of the World at Modesto; and Secondo and Guido belong to the Knights of Columbus in Modesto. Esther attends the Cottonwood school.... - [S335] California Dept of Health & Welfare, 1905-2000.