Son of Paolo "Paul" Galli and Clementina Galli, Italian immigrants.
Albert Galli was the fifth of eight know children in his family.
Albert grew up as a farm kid and remained in farming and ranching for the rest of his life. After the death of his father in 1911, he and brother Nick became partners in a hay, grain and stock raising operation in Hollister Township, San Benito County, at least through the 1940 census.
It appears Albert and brother Nick never married and remained bachelor farmers throughout their lives.
[Many thanks to FAG volunteer Sharon B for her kind interest and assistance on this and other memorials and Tom Glowacki Findagrave volunteer for his help and photos.]
Albert Galli was the fifth of eight know children in his family.
Albert grew up as a farm kid and remained in farming and ranching for the rest of his life. After the death of his father in 1911, he and brother Nick became partners in a hay, grain and stock raising operation in Hollister Township, San Benito County, at least through the 1940 census.
It appears Albert and brother Nick never married and remained bachelor farmers throughout their lives.
[Many thanks to FAG volunteer Sharon B for her kind interest and assistance on this and other memorials and Tom Glowacki Findagrave volunteer for his help and photos.]
Son of Paolo "Paul" Galli and Clementina Galli, Italian immigrants.
Albert Galli was the fifth of eight know children in his family.
Albert grew up as a farm kid and remained in farming and ranching for the rest of his life. After the death of his father in 1911, he and brother Nick became partners in a hay, grain and stock raising operation in Hollister Township, San Benito County, at least through the 1940 census.
It appears Albert and brother Nick never married and remained bachelor farmers throughout their lives.
[Many thanks to FAG volunteer Sharon B for her kind interest and assistance on this and other memorials and Tom Glowacki Findagrave volunteer for his help and photos.]
Albert Galli was the fifth of eight know children in his family.
Albert grew up as a farm kid and remained in farming and ranching for the rest of his life. After the death of his father in 1911, he and brother Nick became partners in a hay, grain and stock raising operation in Hollister Township, San Benito County, at least through the 1940 census.
It appears Albert and brother Nick never married and remained bachelor farmers throughout their lives.
[Many thanks to FAG volunteer Sharon B for her kind interest and assistance on this and other memorials and Tom Glowacki Findagrave volunteer for his help and photos.]
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