Amador Ledger, 31 March 1905
Obituary.
Andrew Arata, one of the pioneer residents of the vicinity of Clinton, died at his homestead near that place on Saturday last, after a period of sickness extending over a week. He was of the advanced age of 78 years, but seemed well and strong, considering his years, up to within a short time of his death. The death of his son Frank, which occurred on the 4th of March, seemed to have produced a deep impression upon him, and bis health rapidly failed from that date. Deceased was a native of Italy. He came to this section in early days. He leaves two sons, Lorenzo and Lazzo Arata, also two daughters, both married, Mrs. J. Podesta of Jackson, and Mrs. M. Ratto of San Francisco. The funeral took place on Tuesday, the remains being deposited in the Jackson Catholic cemetery, Rev. Father Gleeson officiating.
Amador Ledger, 31 March 1905
Card of Thanks.
The undersigned hereby thank all kind friends, and particular the Native Sons and Daughters, for the aid rendered, and many marks of kindness and sympathy shown during the last sickness and funeral ceremonies of our father, Andrew Arata.
Lorenzo Arata
Lazanis Akata
Mrs. F. Ratto
Mrs. A. Podesta
Amador Ledger, 7 April 1905
SUPERIOR COURT.
HON. R. C. RUST, JUDGE
Estate of Andreaw Arata — Lorenzo Arata petitions for letters of administration. April 15 appointed for hearing same.
New Cases.
Estate of Andrew Arata -Lorenzo Arata files petition for letters. Deceased died the 25th of March at Clinton, leaving real and personal property in that vicinity consisting of 320 acres of land, and a lot in Clinton, also personal property consisting of cattle. The value of the property is estimated at not to exceed $1000. The heirs are Lorenzo and Lazzaro Arata, Mrs. Isabella Podesta, all of Amador county, and Mrs. Mary Ratto of Oakland, all children of deceased.
Isabella Julie Arata m Angelo Jerry Podesta
Mary Arata married Ratto
Obituary.
Andrew Arata, one of the pioneer residents of the vicinity of Clinton, died at his homestead near that place on Saturday last, after a period of sickness extending over a week. He was of the advanced age of 78 years, but seemed well and strong, considering his years, up to within a short time of his death. The death of his son Frank, which occurred on the 4th of March, seemed to have produced a deep impression upon him, and bis health rapidly failed from that date. Deceased was a native of Italy. He came to this section in early days. He leaves two sons, Lorenzo and Lazzo Arata, also two daughters, both married, Mrs. J. Podesta of Jackson, and Mrs. M. Ratto of San Francisco. The funeral took place on Tuesday, the remains being deposited in the Jackson Catholic cemetery, Rev. Father Gleeson officiating.
Amador Ledger, 31 March 1905
Card of Thanks.
The undersigned hereby thank all kind friends, and particular the Native Sons and Daughters, for the aid rendered, and many marks of kindness and sympathy shown during the last sickness and funeral ceremonies of our father, Andrew Arata.
Lorenzo Arata
Lazanis Akata
Mrs. F. Ratto
Mrs. A. Podesta
Amador Ledger, 7 April 1905
SUPERIOR COURT.
HON. R. C. RUST, JUDGE
Estate of Andreaw Arata — Lorenzo Arata petitions for letters of administration. April 15 appointed for hearing same.
New Cases.
Estate of Andrew Arata -Lorenzo Arata files petition for letters. Deceased died the 25th of March at Clinton, leaving real and personal property in that vicinity consisting of 320 acres of land, and a lot in Clinton, also personal property consisting of cattle. The value of the property is estimated at not to exceed $1000. The heirs are Lorenzo and Lazzaro Arata, Mrs. Isabella Podesta, all of Amador county, and Mrs. Mary Ratto of Oakland, all children of deceased.
Isabella Julie Arata m Angelo Jerry Podesta
Mary Arata married Ratto
Amador Ledger, 31 March 1905
Obituary.
Andrew Arata, one of the pioneer residents of the vicinity of Clinton, died at his homestead near that place on Saturday last, after a period of sickness extending over a week. He was of the advanced age of 78 years, but seemed well and strong, considering his years, up to within a short time of his death. The death of his son Frank, which occurred on the 4th of March, seemed to have produced a deep impression upon him, and bis health rapidly failed from that date. Deceased was a native of Italy. He came to this section in early days. He leaves two sons, Lorenzo and Lazzo Arata, also two daughters, both married, Mrs. J. Podesta of Jackson, and Mrs. M. Ratto of San Francisco. The funeral took place on Tuesday, the remains being deposited in the Jackson Catholic cemetery, Rev. Father Gleeson officiating.
Amador Ledger, 31 March 1905
Card of Thanks.
The undersigned hereby thank all kind friends, and particular the Native Sons and Daughters, for the aid rendered, and many marks of kindness and sympathy shown during the last sickness and funeral ceremonies of our father, Andrew Arata.
Lorenzo Arata
Lazanis Akata
Mrs. F. Ratto
Mrs. A. Podesta
Amador Ledger, 7 April 1905
SUPERIOR COURT.
HON. R. C. RUST, JUDGE
Estate of Andreaw Arata — Lorenzo Arata petitions for letters of administration. April 15 appointed for hearing same.
New Cases.
Estate of Andrew Arata -Lorenzo Arata files petition for letters. Deceased died the 25th of March at Clinton, leaving real and personal property in that vicinity consisting of 320 acres of land, and a lot in Clinton, also personal property consisting of cattle. The value of the property is estimated at not to exceed $1000. The heirs are Lorenzo and Lazzaro Arata, Mrs. Isabella Podesta, all of Amador county, and Mrs. Mary Ratto of Oakland, all children of deceased.
Isabella Julie Arata m Angelo Jerry Podesta
Mary Arata married Ratto
Obituary.
Andrew Arata, one of the pioneer residents of the vicinity of Clinton, died at his homestead near that place on Saturday last, after a period of sickness extending over a week. He was of the advanced age of 78 years, but seemed well and strong, considering his years, up to within a short time of his death. The death of his son Frank, which occurred on the 4th of March, seemed to have produced a deep impression upon him, and bis health rapidly failed from that date. Deceased was a native of Italy. He came to this section in early days. He leaves two sons, Lorenzo and Lazzo Arata, also two daughters, both married, Mrs. J. Podesta of Jackson, and Mrs. M. Ratto of San Francisco. The funeral took place on Tuesday, the remains being deposited in the Jackson Catholic cemetery, Rev. Father Gleeson officiating.
Amador Ledger, 31 March 1905
Card of Thanks.
The undersigned hereby thank all kind friends, and particular the Native Sons and Daughters, for the aid rendered, and many marks of kindness and sympathy shown during the last sickness and funeral ceremonies of our father, Andrew Arata.
Lorenzo Arata
Lazanis Akata
Mrs. F. Ratto
Mrs. A. Podesta
Amador Ledger, 7 April 1905
SUPERIOR COURT.
HON. R. C. RUST, JUDGE
Estate of Andreaw Arata — Lorenzo Arata petitions for letters of administration. April 15 appointed for hearing same.
New Cases.
Estate of Andrew Arata -Lorenzo Arata files petition for letters. Deceased died the 25th of March at Clinton, leaving real and personal property in that vicinity consisting of 320 acres of land, and a lot in Clinton, also personal property consisting of cattle. The value of the property is estimated at not to exceed $1000. The heirs are Lorenzo and Lazzaro Arata, Mrs. Isabella Podesta, all of Amador county, and Mrs. Mary Ratto of Oakland, all children of deceased.
Isabella Julie Arata m Angelo Jerry Podesta
Mary Arata married Ratto
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