Parents Undetermined
Married Clementina Galli circa 1880. Italy
Children:
Nick Galli - 11 October 1885
Elmer Galli - 8 November 1892*
Peter Galli - 15 August 1892*
Rosa "Rosie" Galli - 3 January 1895
Albert T. Galli - 5 February 1896
Frank Galli - 5 February 1898
Edythe Galli - 8 November 1900
Amelia M. Galli - 20 May 1902
Two more not in records
Paul Galli immigrated in 1885 according to the 1900 census. He was already married back in Italy and came ahead of the family to get established and then sent for his wife and son Nick who arrived 1891.
In 1900 he was operating a rented farm in Las Animas Precinct in Gilroy Township, Santa Clara County. By 1910 he had a dairy operation in Hollister Township in San Benito County. Like many immigrants he had to learn English and adapt to new circumstances in the US. In 1900 he is reported as unable to read or write. By 1910 he is reported as literate.
*Birth dates of these two sons cannot both be right but these are in the California death indices.
[Information on birth place from guidotti Family Tree
Owner: giovanniguidotti51]
[Many thanks to FAG volunteers Sharon B and Tom Glowacki for their kind interest and assistance on this and other memorials.]
Married Clementina Galli circa 1880. Italy
Children:
Nick Galli - 11 October 1885
Elmer Galli - 8 November 1892*
Peter Galli - 15 August 1892*
Rosa "Rosie" Galli - 3 January 1895
Albert T. Galli - 5 February 1896
Frank Galli - 5 February 1898
Edythe Galli - 8 November 1900
Amelia M. Galli - 20 May 1902
Two more not in records
Paul Galli immigrated in 1885 according to the 1900 census. He was already married back in Italy and came ahead of the family to get established and then sent for his wife and son Nick who arrived 1891.
In 1900 he was operating a rented farm in Las Animas Precinct in Gilroy Township, Santa Clara County. By 1910 he had a dairy operation in Hollister Township in San Benito County. Like many immigrants he had to learn English and adapt to new circumstances in the US. In 1900 he is reported as unable to read or write. By 1910 he is reported as literate.
*Birth dates of these two sons cannot both be right but these are in the California death indices.
[Information on birth place from guidotti Family Tree
Owner: giovanniguidotti51]
[Many thanks to FAG volunteers Sharon B and Tom Glowacki for their kind interest and assistance on this and other memorials.]
Parents Undetermined
Married Clementina Galli circa 1880. Italy
Children:
Nick Galli - 11 October 1885
Elmer Galli - 8 November 1892*
Peter Galli - 15 August 1892*
Rosa "Rosie" Galli - 3 January 1895
Albert T. Galli - 5 February 1896
Frank Galli - 5 February 1898
Edythe Galli - 8 November 1900
Amelia M. Galli - 20 May 1902
Two more not in records
Paul Galli immigrated in 1885 according to the 1900 census. He was already married back in Italy and came ahead of the family to get established and then sent for his wife and son Nick who arrived 1891.
In 1900 he was operating a rented farm in Las Animas Precinct in Gilroy Township, Santa Clara County. By 1910 he had a dairy operation in Hollister Township in San Benito County. Like many immigrants he had to learn English and adapt to new circumstances in the US. In 1900 he is reported as unable to read or write. By 1910 he is reported as literate.
*Birth dates of these two sons cannot both be right but these are in the California death indices.
[Information on birth place from guidotti Family Tree
Owner: giovanniguidotti51]
[Many thanks to FAG volunteers Sharon B and Tom Glowacki for their kind interest and assistance on this and other memorials.]
Married Clementina Galli circa 1880. Italy
Children:
Nick Galli - 11 October 1885
Elmer Galli - 8 November 1892*
Peter Galli - 15 August 1892*
Rosa "Rosie" Galli - 3 January 1895
Albert T. Galli - 5 February 1896
Frank Galli - 5 February 1898
Edythe Galli - 8 November 1900
Amelia M. Galli - 20 May 1902
Two more not in records
Paul Galli immigrated in 1885 according to the 1900 census. He was already married back in Italy and came ahead of the family to get established and then sent for his wife and son Nick who arrived 1891.
In 1900 he was operating a rented farm in Las Animas Precinct in Gilroy Township, Santa Clara County. By 1910 he had a dairy operation in Hollister Township in San Benito County. Like many immigrants he had to learn English and adapt to new circumstances in the US. In 1900 he is reported as unable to read or write. By 1910 he is reported as literate.
*Birth dates of these two sons cannot both be right but these are in the California death indices.
[Information on birth place from guidotti Family Tree
Owner: giovanniguidotti51]
[Many thanks to FAG volunteers Sharon B and Tom Glowacki for their kind interest and assistance on this and other memorials.]
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