Wife of Nicolas Pendola and mother of:
* Mary Victoria, Mrs Frank Trabucco 1861-1894
* Charles, born 1864, constable in Bear Valley in 1890
* Rosa Elizabeth married James Canepa 1885
* John 1873-1876
* Stephen born in Bear Valley 06 Oct 1869
* Louisa, a teacher, married James Lindsey born June 1871 (twin? dup?)
* Theresa Aloysia born in Bear Valley 16 June 1871 (twin? dup?)
Mariposa Gazette- Saturday, March 28, 1910
COULTERVILLE NOTES
Rev. Father Kearney was called to Bear Valley Sunday afternoon to administer the last sacrament to Mrs. Pendola whose death is expected momentarily.
Pendola, Mrs. M. March 26, 1910 Mariposa Gazette
Mrs. M. Pendola, one of the pioneers of Bear Valley died at her home in that place, Monday, March 21st at the age of 80 years. The vulnerable lady leaves one son, Stephen Pendola and two daughters, Mrs. Rosa Canepa and Mrs. James Lindsey, all residents of Bear Valley. Mrs. Pendola was a good, kind-hearted lady and will be greatly missed by all knew her. She died a conscientious Catholic and was laid to rest besides her loved ones in the Bear Valley Cemetery, Wednesday last, Rev. Father Kearney officiating.
* Mary Victoria, Mrs Frank Trabucco 1861-1894
* Charles, born 1864, constable in Bear Valley in 1890
* Rosa Elizabeth married James Canepa 1885
* John 1873-1876
* Stephen born in Bear Valley 06 Oct 1869
* Louisa, a teacher, married James Lindsey born June 1871 (twin? dup?)
* Theresa Aloysia born in Bear Valley 16 June 1871 (twin? dup?)
Mariposa Gazette- Saturday, March 28, 1910
COULTERVILLE NOTES
Rev. Father Kearney was called to Bear Valley Sunday afternoon to administer the last sacrament to Mrs. Pendola whose death is expected momentarily.
Pendola, Mrs. M. March 26, 1910 Mariposa Gazette
Mrs. M. Pendola, one of the pioneers of Bear Valley died at her home in that place, Monday, March 21st at the age of 80 years. The vulnerable lady leaves one son, Stephen Pendola and two daughters, Mrs. Rosa Canepa and Mrs. James Lindsey, all residents of Bear Valley. Mrs. Pendola was a good, kind-hearted lady and will be greatly missed by all knew her. She died a conscientious Catholic and was laid to rest besides her loved ones in the Bear Valley Cemetery, Wednesday last, Rev. Father Kearney officiating.
Wife of Nicolas Pendola and mother of:
* Mary Victoria, Mrs Frank Trabucco 1861-1894
* Charles, born 1864, constable in Bear Valley in 1890
* Rosa Elizabeth married James Canepa 1885
* John 1873-1876
* Stephen born in Bear Valley 06 Oct 1869
* Louisa, a teacher, married James Lindsey born June 1871 (twin? dup?)
* Theresa Aloysia born in Bear Valley 16 June 1871 (twin? dup?)
Mariposa Gazette- Saturday, March 28, 1910
COULTERVILLE NOTES
Rev. Father Kearney was called to Bear Valley Sunday afternoon to administer the last sacrament to Mrs. Pendola whose death is expected momentarily.
Pendola, Mrs. M. March 26, 1910 Mariposa Gazette
Mrs. M. Pendola, one of the pioneers of Bear Valley died at her home in that place, Monday, March 21st at the age of 80 years. The vulnerable lady leaves one son, Stephen Pendola and two daughters, Mrs. Rosa Canepa and Mrs. James Lindsey, all residents of Bear Valley. Mrs. Pendola was a good, kind-hearted lady and will be greatly missed by all knew her. She died a conscientious Catholic and was laid to rest besides her loved ones in the Bear Valley Cemetery, Wednesday last, Rev. Father Kearney officiating.
* Mary Victoria, Mrs Frank Trabucco 1861-1894
* Charles, born 1864, constable in Bear Valley in 1890
* Rosa Elizabeth married James Canepa 1885
* John 1873-1876
* Stephen born in Bear Valley 06 Oct 1869
* Louisa, a teacher, married James Lindsey born June 1871 (twin? dup?)
* Theresa Aloysia born in Bear Valley 16 June 1871 (twin? dup?)
Mariposa Gazette- Saturday, March 28, 1910
COULTERVILLE NOTES
Rev. Father Kearney was called to Bear Valley Sunday afternoon to administer the last sacrament to Mrs. Pendola whose death is expected momentarily.
Pendola, Mrs. M. March 26, 1910 Mariposa Gazette
Mrs. M. Pendola, one of the pioneers of Bear Valley died at her home in that place, Monday, March 21st at the age of 80 years. The vulnerable lady leaves one son, Stephen Pendola and two daughters, Mrs. Rosa Canepa and Mrs. James Lindsey, all residents of Bear Valley. Mrs. Pendola was a good, kind-hearted lady and will be greatly missed by all knew her. She died a conscientious Catholic and was laid to rest besides her loved ones in the Bear Valley Cemetery, Wednesday last, Rev. Father Kearney officiating.
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