Luigi Baratter was born Oct 10, 1898 in Brandy Camp, PA; baptism recorded Oct 24, 1898 in Santa Maria del Carmelo Parish, Rovereto, Trento, Italy. He was on the manifest of the S. S. Duca d' Aosta that sailed from Genoa, Italy Oct 16, 1912 and arrived at the Port of New York Oct 30. Someone overwrote the surname Baratter with Bart, his name Luigi was overwritten as Lewis, and his nationality was listed as Croatian, born in the US Born". Luigi resided in Brandy Camp, when his WWI draft registration card was filed in Sep 1918, he signed it Louis Bart, worked for the Brandy Camp Mines, was of slender build, and had grey eyes and light hair. Louis also claimed he was a subject of Austria. Lewis Bart died Nov 03, 1918 from influenza in Snyder Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania and was buried the same day in Holy Cross Cemetery, Brandy Camp, PA.
Luigi Baratter was born Oct 10, 1898 in Brandy Camp, PA; baptism recorded Oct 24, 1898 in Santa Maria del Carmelo Parish, Rovereto, Trento, Italy. He was on the manifest of the S. S. Duca d' Aosta that sailed from Genoa, Italy Oct 16, 1912 and arrived at the Port of New York Oct 30. Someone overwrote the surname Baratter with Bart, his name Luigi was overwritten as Lewis, and his nationality was listed as Croatian, born in the US Born". Luigi resided in Brandy Camp, when his WWI draft registration card was filed in Sep 1918, he signed it Louis Bart, worked for the Brandy Camp Mines, was of slender build, and had grey eyes and light hair. Louis also claimed he was a subject of Austria. Lewis Bart died Nov 03, 1918 from influenza in Snyder Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania and was buried the same day in Holy Cross Cemetery, Brandy Camp, PA.
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