Wife of Giovanni Battista Iaccarino. 6 children, 4 known: Mose, Salvatore, Matilda, Adelaide. Immigrated to America about the steamship Bolivia, from Naples to NYC, landing at Battery Park on January 4, 1888. Settled in Hoboken, then Jersey City.
In 1901, Marianna was originally buried in Plot YK51, owned by Luigi Gargiulo. In April 1917, her remains were disinterred and reburied in M129ABCD owned by her daughter Adelaide Iaccarino Gargiulo DeStefano.
In 1901, Marianna was originally buried in Plot YK51, owned by Luigi Gargiulo. In April 1917, her remains were disinterred and reburied in M129ABCD owned by her daughter Adelaide Iaccarino Gargiulo DeStefano.
Wife of Giovanni Battista Iaccarino. 6 children, 4 known: Mose, Salvatore, Matilda, Adelaide. Immigrated to America about the steamship Bolivia, from Naples to NYC, landing at Battery Park on January 4, 1888. Settled in Hoboken, then Jersey City.
In 1901, Marianna was originally buried in Plot YK51, owned by Luigi Gargiulo. In April 1917, her remains were disinterred and reburied in M129ABCD owned by her daughter Adelaide Iaccarino Gargiulo DeStefano.
In 1901, Marianna was originally buried in Plot YK51, owned by Luigi Gargiulo. In April 1917, her remains were disinterred and reburied in M129ABCD owned by her daughter Adelaide Iaccarino Gargiulo DeStefano.
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