Adamo Alunni, 61, Cortez, formerly of Jessup, died yesterday morning at his home. A native of Italy, he had lived in this area for the past 40 years. A coal miner by trade, he was the son of Baldo and Anna (Tomassini).
Surviving are his wife, Annunziata; six sons, Aurelio and Amerigo, Jessup; Attilio, Walter, Alfred and John, at home; two daughters, Mrs. Victor Ragnacci, Wimmers, and Mrs. Francis Nasevich, Mt. Cobb; one brother, Ralph, Jessup; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Zebi and Mrs. Esther Passeri, Peckville; seven grandchildren and 20 nieces and nephews.
The funeral was held on 16 October with Mass celebrated in St. Mary's Assumption Church, by the Rev Michael J. Quinn, Lake Ariel, The Rev William P. Boyd was deacon, and the Rev Joseph Ferrese, subdeacon.
Pallbearers were: John, Walter, Attilio, Amerigo and Alfred Alunni, sons of Mr. Alunni, and Leon Alunni, a nephew.
Arrangements by Ruby Funeral Service.
He arrived aboard the "Prinzess Irene" at the Port of New York on 8 December 1910, emigrating from Naples, Italy.
Info from The Tribune (Scranton, Pennsylvania) 14 October 1946, pg 8 & 17 October 1946, pg 19, immigration papers, and from his death certificate.
Surviving are his wife, Annunziata; six sons, Aurelio and Amerigo, Jessup; Attilio, Walter, Alfred and John, at home; two daughters, Mrs. Victor Ragnacci, Wimmers, and Mrs. Francis Nasevich, Mt. Cobb; one brother, Ralph, Jessup; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Zebi and Mrs. Esther Passeri, Peckville; seven grandchildren and 20 nieces and nephews.
The funeral was held on 16 October with Mass celebrated in St. Mary's Assumption Church, by the Rev Michael J. Quinn, Lake Ariel, The Rev William P. Boyd was deacon, and the Rev Joseph Ferrese, subdeacon.
Pallbearers were: John, Walter, Attilio, Amerigo and Alfred Alunni, sons of Mr. Alunni, and Leon Alunni, a nephew.
Arrangements by Ruby Funeral Service.
He arrived aboard the "Prinzess Irene" at the Port of New York on 8 December 1910, emigrating from Naples, Italy.
Info from The Tribune (Scranton, Pennsylvania) 14 October 1946, pg 8 & 17 October 1946, pg 19, immigration papers, and from his death certificate.
Adamo Alunni, 61, Cortez, formerly of Jessup, died yesterday morning at his home. A native of Italy, he had lived in this area for the past 40 years. A coal miner by trade, he was the son of Baldo and Anna (Tomassini).
Surviving are his wife, Annunziata; six sons, Aurelio and Amerigo, Jessup; Attilio, Walter, Alfred and John, at home; two daughters, Mrs. Victor Ragnacci, Wimmers, and Mrs. Francis Nasevich, Mt. Cobb; one brother, Ralph, Jessup; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Zebi and Mrs. Esther Passeri, Peckville; seven grandchildren and 20 nieces and nephews.
The funeral was held on 16 October with Mass celebrated in St. Mary's Assumption Church, by the Rev Michael J. Quinn, Lake Ariel, The Rev William P. Boyd was deacon, and the Rev Joseph Ferrese, subdeacon.
Pallbearers were: John, Walter, Attilio, Amerigo and Alfred Alunni, sons of Mr. Alunni, and Leon Alunni, a nephew.
Arrangements by Ruby Funeral Service.
He arrived aboard the "Prinzess Irene" at the Port of New York on 8 December 1910, emigrating from Naples, Italy.
Info from The Tribune (Scranton, Pennsylvania) 14 October 1946, pg 8 & 17 October 1946, pg 19, immigration papers, and from his death certificate.
Surviving are his wife, Annunziata; six sons, Aurelio and Amerigo, Jessup; Attilio, Walter, Alfred and John, at home; two daughters, Mrs. Victor Ragnacci, Wimmers, and Mrs. Francis Nasevich, Mt. Cobb; one brother, Ralph, Jessup; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Zebi and Mrs. Esther Passeri, Peckville; seven grandchildren and 20 nieces and nephews.
The funeral was held on 16 October with Mass celebrated in St. Mary's Assumption Church, by the Rev Michael J. Quinn, Lake Ariel, The Rev William P. Boyd was deacon, and the Rev Joseph Ferrese, subdeacon.
Pallbearers were: John, Walter, Attilio, Amerigo and Alfred Alunni, sons of Mr. Alunni, and Leon Alunni, a nephew.
Arrangements by Ruby Funeral Service.
He arrived aboard the "Prinzess Irene" at the Port of New York on 8 December 1910, emigrating from Naples, Italy.
Info from The Tribune (Scranton, Pennsylvania) 14 October 1946, pg 8 & 17 October 1946, pg 19, immigration papers, and from his death certificate.
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