Federal Census for 1910 indicates that Carolina emigrated with her family from Switzerland in 1903. It also indicates she is the mother of three children, two alive which matches the California Birth Index, 1905-1995 that shows a male child being born Sept 17, 1908. She was apparently pregnant at the time of the census as the Birth Index indicates a female child born June 12, 1910 named Fanny. She is listed as the next of kin for her son, Arnoldo in 1918 with an address in Santa Clara County. The family is listed in the 1910 and 1930 Census living in Meadow Lake Township (Truckee), Nevada County, California. The California Death Index lists her death place as Alameda County and that her mother's maiden name was Cremona. The monument is located in the North Half, East Quarter of the cemetery.
Federal Census for 1910 indicates that Carolina emigrated with her family from Switzerland in 1903. It also indicates she is the mother of three children, two alive which matches the California Birth Index, 1905-1995 that shows a male child being born Sept 17, 1908. She was apparently pregnant at the time of the census as the Birth Index indicates a female child born June 12, 1910 named Fanny. She is listed as the next of kin for her son, Arnoldo in 1918 with an address in Santa Clara County. The family is listed in the 1910 and 1930 Census living in Meadow Lake Township (Truckee), Nevada County, California. The California Death Index lists her death place as Alameda County and that her mother's maiden name was Cremona. The monument is located in the North Half, East Quarter of the cemetery.
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