San Pedro News-Pilot, 11/29/1957
Francesco Trani, age 71 of 363 W 15th St. Born in Campagnano, Isola d'Ischia, Napoli Prov, Italy, he had lived in San Pedro 50 years and was a baker employed by DiCarlo Bakery, 30 year member of the Baker's Union Local 31 and member of Mary Star of the Sea Church. Survived by wife, Catherine; daughters Phyllis DiMeglio, Helen McClung of San Pedro, Louise Rose of Torrance; sons Nick, Tony, Louis, James of San Pedro; brothers Vincent, John, Albert of San Pedro, Tony of New Jersey, Gaetano of France; twenty grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews Rosary 7pm Thursday at McNereney's Mortuary Chapel, Solemn high mass 915am Friday Mary Star of the Sea Church. Entombment, All Souls Mausoleum
Worked in France before leaving for America and arriving on a boat called Venice around 3/15/1907. Became a citizen 10/10/1947. He worked at Dicarlo's Bakery in San Pedro and retired on 9/14/1957.
Francesco married Catarina on April 06, 1911 at Barona, Isola d'Ischia, Napoli Prov, Italy
Francesco Trani, age 24, his wife Catarina Trani age 24, and his brother Antonio Trani age 22 arrived in NY from Naples, Campania, Italy on the ship America on May 12, 1911. Catarina states she was married so the story we have heard about a marriage by proxy is probably wrong. The alternate story about Francesco going back to Italy is more the likely the case and they returned to America together along with Francesco's brother Antonio who stayed all his life in New Jeresey.
Per 1930 census, came to America the first time in 1906, returned to Italy and came back in 1911
Francesco Trani, age 71 of 363 W 15th St. Born in Campagnano, Isola d'Ischia, Napoli Prov, Italy, he had lived in San Pedro 50 years and was a baker employed by DiCarlo Bakery, 30 year member of the Baker's Union Local 31 and member of Mary Star of the Sea Church. Survived by wife, Catherine; daughters Phyllis DiMeglio, Helen McClung of San Pedro, Louise Rose of Torrance; sons Nick, Tony, Louis, James of San Pedro; brothers Vincent, John, Albert of San Pedro, Tony of New Jersey, Gaetano of France; twenty grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews Rosary 7pm Thursday at McNereney's Mortuary Chapel, Solemn high mass 915am Friday Mary Star of the Sea Church. Entombment, All Souls Mausoleum
Worked in France before leaving for America and arriving on a boat called Venice around 3/15/1907. Became a citizen 10/10/1947. He worked at Dicarlo's Bakery in San Pedro and retired on 9/14/1957.
Francesco married Catarina on April 06, 1911 at Barona, Isola d'Ischia, Napoli Prov, Italy
Francesco Trani, age 24, his wife Catarina Trani age 24, and his brother Antonio Trani age 22 arrived in NY from Naples, Campania, Italy on the ship America on May 12, 1911. Catarina states she was married so the story we have heard about a marriage by proxy is probably wrong. The alternate story about Francesco going back to Italy is more the likely the case and they returned to America together along with Francesco's brother Antonio who stayed all his life in New Jeresey.
Per 1930 census, came to America the first time in 1906, returned to Italy and came back in 1911
San Pedro News-Pilot, 11/29/1957
Francesco Trani, age 71 of 363 W 15th St. Born in Campagnano, Isola d'Ischia, Napoli Prov, Italy, he had lived in San Pedro 50 years and was a baker employed by DiCarlo Bakery, 30 year member of the Baker's Union Local 31 and member of Mary Star of the Sea Church. Survived by wife, Catherine; daughters Phyllis DiMeglio, Helen McClung of San Pedro, Louise Rose of Torrance; sons Nick, Tony, Louis, James of San Pedro; brothers Vincent, John, Albert of San Pedro, Tony of New Jersey, Gaetano of France; twenty grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews Rosary 7pm Thursday at McNereney's Mortuary Chapel, Solemn high mass 915am Friday Mary Star of the Sea Church. Entombment, All Souls Mausoleum
Worked in France before leaving for America and arriving on a boat called Venice around 3/15/1907. Became a citizen 10/10/1947. He worked at Dicarlo's Bakery in San Pedro and retired on 9/14/1957.
Francesco married Catarina on April 06, 1911 at Barona, Isola d'Ischia, Napoli Prov, Italy
Francesco Trani, age 24, his wife Catarina Trani age 24, and his brother Antonio Trani age 22 arrived in NY from Naples, Campania, Italy on the ship America on May 12, 1911. Catarina states she was married so the story we have heard about a marriage by proxy is probably wrong. The alternate story about Francesco going back to Italy is more the likely the case and they returned to America together along with Francesco's brother Antonio who stayed all his life in New Jeresey.
Per 1930 census, came to America the first time in 1906, returned to Italy and came back in 1911
Francesco Trani, age 71 of 363 W 15th St. Born in Campagnano, Isola d'Ischia, Napoli Prov, Italy, he had lived in San Pedro 50 years and was a baker employed by DiCarlo Bakery, 30 year member of the Baker's Union Local 31 and member of Mary Star of the Sea Church. Survived by wife, Catherine; daughters Phyllis DiMeglio, Helen McClung of San Pedro, Louise Rose of Torrance; sons Nick, Tony, Louis, James of San Pedro; brothers Vincent, John, Albert of San Pedro, Tony of New Jersey, Gaetano of France; twenty grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews Rosary 7pm Thursday at McNereney's Mortuary Chapel, Solemn high mass 915am Friday Mary Star of the Sea Church. Entombment, All Souls Mausoleum
Worked in France before leaving for America and arriving on a boat called Venice around 3/15/1907. Became a citizen 10/10/1947. He worked at Dicarlo's Bakery in San Pedro and retired on 9/14/1957.
Francesco married Catarina on April 06, 1911 at Barona, Isola d'Ischia, Napoli Prov, Italy
Francesco Trani, age 24, his wife Catarina Trani age 24, and his brother Antonio Trani age 22 arrived in NY from Naples, Campania, Italy on the ship America on May 12, 1911. Catarina states she was married so the story we have heard about a marriage by proxy is probably wrong. The alternate story about Francesco going back to Italy is more the likely the case and they returned to America together along with Francesco's brother Antonio who stayed all his life in New Jeresey.
Per 1930 census, came to America the first time in 1906, returned to Italy and came back in 1911
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