Giuseppe (also known as Joe) was born in Italy c. 1880. He emigrated to the United States, settled in Erie, Pennsylvania and was a barber by profession. In the 1930s, Joe was employed at, or perhaps was the owner of, the Star Barber Shop on Buffalo Road in Erie.
Joe was married, but only briefly (six months), to Helen Lagota.
Cemetery records confirm that he is buried in Sec. 19 Lot 146 of Calvary Cemetery, but also confirms that there is no headstone to mark the grave. Joe is buried in the unmarked lot located between John Csizmazia and James Sokolowski.
Joe was married, but only briefly (six months), to Helen Lagota.
Cemetery records confirm that he is buried in Sec. 19 Lot 146 of Calvary Cemetery, but also confirms that there is no headstone to mark the grave. Joe is buried in the unmarked lot located between John Csizmazia and James Sokolowski.
Giuseppe (also known as Joe) was born in Italy c. 1880. He emigrated to the United States, settled in Erie, Pennsylvania and was a barber by profession. In the 1930s, Joe was employed at, or perhaps was the owner of, the Star Barber Shop on Buffalo Road in Erie.
Joe was married, but only briefly (six months), to Helen Lagota.
Cemetery records confirm that he is buried in Sec. 19 Lot 146 of Calvary Cemetery, but also confirms that there is no headstone to mark the grave. Joe is buried in the unmarked lot located between John Csizmazia and James Sokolowski.
Joe was married, but only briefly (six months), to Helen Lagota.
Cemetery records confirm that he is buried in Sec. 19 Lot 146 of Calvary Cemetery, but also confirms that there is no headstone to mark the grave. Joe is buried in the unmarked lot located between John Csizmazia and James Sokolowski.
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