died aged 84y 5m; married; goldsmith; cerebral apoplexy; resident of 190 Acushnet Ave. where he died; burial Rural Cem.

son of Domingos Zerbone &
Anna deJesus Zerbone

m. Philomena Jacinto
Philomena b. c.Aug 1845 in Portugal/Atlantic Islands

children:
Antonio b. c.1865 m. Elizabeth "Lizzie" Mcclosky
Jominar b. c.1870
Albert b. c.Nov 1871 m. Mabel Allen Parsons
Geraldo b. c.1873
Doreena/Joina/Johanna H b. 29 May 1875
Richard b. 10 Aug 1876 d. 3 Jan 1917 m. Eugenia Pereira
Albertina L b. 30 Nov 1877
Arthur Jason b. 19 Apr 1880 d. 6 May 1947

Antonio Zerbone, 84, for many years Portuguese vice-consul in this city, died Jan. 4 at his home at 190 Acushnet Avenue. Born in Corvo, Azores, on Aug 4, 1832, Mr Zerborne had resided here since 1875 and became the first person to hold consular rank - serving until the office was transferred to Boston around 1900. Prior to his appointment, Portuguese affairs here had been handle by John F Tucker, a prominent merchant. A goldsmith, Mr Zerborne was fluent in several languages. His death was attributed to the shock of learning of the death of his son, Richard, a day earlier.

died aged 84y 5m; married; goldsmith; cerebral apoplexy; resident of 190 Acushnet Ave. where he died; burial Rural Cem.

son of Domingos Zerbone &
Anna deJesus Zerbone

m. Philomena Jacinto
Philomena b. c.Aug 1845 in Portugal/Atlantic Islands

children:
Antonio b. c.1865 m. Elizabeth "Lizzie" Mcclosky
Jominar b. c.1870
Albert b. c.Nov 1871 m. Mabel Allen Parsons
Geraldo b. c.1873
Doreena/Joina/Johanna H b. 29 May 1875
Richard b. 10 Aug 1876 d. 3 Jan 1917 m. Eugenia Pereira
Albertina L b. 30 Nov 1877
Arthur Jason b. 19 Apr 1880 d. 6 May 1947

Antonio Zerbone, 84, for many years Portuguese vice-consul in this city, died Jan. 4 at his home at 190 Acushnet Avenue. Born in Corvo, Azores, on Aug 4, 1832, Mr Zerborne had resided here since 1875 and became the first person to hold consular rank - serving until the office was transferred to Boston around 1900. Prior to his appointment, Portuguese affairs here had been handle by John F Tucker, a prominent merchant. A goldsmith, Mr Zerborne was fluent in several languages. His death was attributed to the shock of learning of the death of his son, Richard, a day earlier.