According to his Washington State death record, Gottardo was the son of Luigi Paulon and Luigia Costa. His wife was named Josephine. He died in Earlington, which is a suburb of Renton, Washington.
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Gottardo lived in Renton, Washington, with his wife Josephine. He worked as a coal miner for the Renton Coal Co. A note reads, "At present broken & smashed left leg". He was a declared alien born in Italy. The card was dated 9/12/1918.
In the 1930 Census for Cedar River Precinct (Renton), Gottardo and his son, Louis, were laborers at a brick factory.
Obit: The Renton Chronicle, Mar. 16, 1933, p-8
"EARLINGTON PIONEER DIES
Gottardo paulon died at his home at Earlington Flats Monday after a few months illness. Mr. Paulon was born in Italy May 4, 1874. He has resided in the United states for the past 32 years and for the last 23 years at Earlington.
He is survived by his wife Josephine Paulon, two sons, Julian and Louis, two daughters, Mrs. Mary Strawerman, Mrs. Dora Blanchard, both of San Francisco. Funeral services were held Friday at 10 a.m. from st. Anthony's church, Rev. Father Mead officiating. Interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Stokes Mortuary in charge."
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Gottardo lived in Renton, Washington, with his wife Josephine. He worked as a coal miner for the Renton Coal Co. A note reads, "At present broken & smashed left leg". He was a declared alien born in Italy. The card was dated 9/12/1918.
In the 1930 Census for Cedar River Precinct (Renton), Gottardo and his son, Louis, were laborers at a brick factory.
Obit: The Renton Chronicle, Mar. 16, 1933, p-8
"EARLINGTON PIONEER DIES
Gottardo paulon died at his home at Earlington Flats Monday after a few months illness. Mr. Paulon was born in Italy May 4, 1874. He has resided in the United states for the past 32 years and for the last 23 years at Earlington.
He is survived by his wife Josephine Paulon, two sons, Julian and Louis, two daughters, Mrs. Mary Strawerman, Mrs. Dora Blanchard, both of San Francisco. Funeral services were held Friday at 10 a.m. from st. Anthony's church, Rev. Father Mead officiating. Interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Stokes Mortuary in charge."
According to his Washington State death record, Gottardo was the son of Luigi Paulon and Luigia Costa. His wife was named Josephine. He died in Earlington, which is a suburb of Renton, Washington.
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Gottardo lived in Renton, Washington, with his wife Josephine. He worked as a coal miner for the Renton Coal Co. A note reads, "At present broken & smashed left leg". He was a declared alien born in Italy. The card was dated 9/12/1918.
In the 1930 Census for Cedar River Precinct (Renton), Gottardo and his son, Louis, were laborers at a brick factory.
Obit: The Renton Chronicle, Mar. 16, 1933, p-8
"EARLINGTON PIONEER DIES
Gottardo paulon died at his home at Earlington Flats Monday after a few months illness. Mr. Paulon was born in Italy May 4, 1874. He has resided in the United states for the past 32 years and for the last 23 years at Earlington.
He is survived by his wife Josephine Paulon, two sons, Julian and Louis, two daughters, Mrs. Mary Strawerman, Mrs. Dora Blanchard, both of San Francisco. Funeral services were held Friday at 10 a.m. from st. Anthony's church, Rev. Father Mead officiating. Interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Stokes Mortuary in charge."
In his WWI Draft Registration Card, Gottardo lived in Renton, Washington, with his wife Josephine. He worked as a coal miner for the Renton Coal Co. A note reads, "At present broken & smashed left leg". He was a declared alien born in Italy. The card was dated 9/12/1918.
In the 1930 Census for Cedar River Precinct (Renton), Gottardo and his son, Louis, were laborers at a brick factory.
Obit: The Renton Chronicle, Mar. 16, 1933, p-8
"EARLINGTON PIONEER DIES
Gottardo paulon died at his home at Earlington Flats Monday after a few months illness. Mr. Paulon was born in Italy May 4, 1874. He has resided in the United states for the past 32 years and for the last 23 years at Earlington.
He is survived by his wife Josephine Paulon, two sons, Julian and Louis, two daughters, Mrs. Mary Strawerman, Mrs. Dora Blanchard, both of San Francisco. Funeral services were held Friday at 10 a.m. from st. Anthony's church, Rev. Father Mead officiating. Interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Stokes Mortuary in charge."
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