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Monterey County has a rich and colorful history. The Monterey County Herald has been there to cover the names and places that make our county unique. With some “never seen before” images from our archives, The Herald hopes to jar your memory and to participate in this ongoing look back on the history of Monterey County.
A Google search turned up an old Herald article from 2000, by Victoria Manley. It identified his wife as Rose.
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i am pietro ferrante's great grandson, and his wife's name was rose, and so was my grandmother's, who was the 5th daughter of 6 born to the couple.
DeleteWhat was Pietro's father's name?
DeleteOops, I posted too fast. I think that Rose was married to Paolo Cutino. Sorry to get your hopes up!
ReplyDeleteBut here's something someone posted on Ancestry.com, his obituary from Herald archives that identifies his wife as Rosa.
http://boards.ancestry.com/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=1454&p=localities.northam.usa.states.california.counties.monterey
Sal Beeleci My Father Was a Fisherman had the New Roma. I asked Him If He Knew Her?
ReplyDeleteI Found This on Google
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/CAMONTER/2006-06/1150325619
I Dont Know if its Accurate
Sal "Belleci" Typo in My Last Name
ReplyDeleteI found a entry in the book, "History of Santa Cruz and Monterey Counties, California" Her name was Rosina "Rose" Enea, I have not found her birth or death records, but she was born about 1875, in Italy. they had six girls, Susan, Mary, Frances, Angelia, Rose and Virginia.
ReplyDeleteI discovered this on Ancestry.com
mike whitaker is right. she is my great great grandmother. her name is Rose Enea Ferrante.
ReplyDeletehe is my great, great , great something or other. my mom always talks about cannery row.
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