Mother of Nancy Barbato
Mother-in-law of Frank Sinatra
She had eight children with Michaelangelo Barbato (Madeline, Angela, Bartholomew, Nancy, Constance, Aida, Lillian Joan and Julia Angelina).
Her house was three stories tall and on the top floor was the prettiest black and white tile bathroom. The house was warm and friendly. You could smell the good Neapolitan sauces cooking in the kitchen. Mike made his own wine, and Jenny taught her granddaughter, Nancy how to put butter on a Uneeda Biscuit. There were aunts (five) and uncles (three) all over the place, and opera played constantly.
Mother-in-law of Frank Sinatra
She had eight children with Michaelangelo Barbato (Madeline, Angela, Bartholomew, Nancy, Constance, Aida, Lillian Joan and Julia Angelina).
Her house was three stories tall and on the top floor was the prettiest black and white tile bathroom. The house was warm and friendly. You could smell the good Neapolitan sauces cooking in the kitchen. Mike made his own wine, and Jenny taught her granddaughter, Nancy how to put butter on a Uneeda Biscuit. There were aunts (five) and uncles (three) all over the place, and opera played constantly.
Mother of Nancy Barbato
Mother-in-law of Frank Sinatra
She had eight children with Michaelangelo Barbato (Madeline, Angela, Bartholomew, Nancy, Constance, Aida, Lillian Joan and Julia Angelina).
Her house was three stories tall and on the top floor was the prettiest black and white tile bathroom. The house was warm and friendly. You could smell the good Neapolitan sauces cooking in the kitchen. Mike made his own wine, and Jenny taught her granddaughter, Nancy how to put butter on a Uneeda Biscuit. There were aunts (five) and uncles (three) all over the place, and opera played constantly.
Mother-in-law of Frank Sinatra
She had eight children with Michaelangelo Barbato (Madeline, Angela, Bartholomew, Nancy, Constance, Aida, Lillian Joan and Julia Angelina).
Her house was three stories tall and on the top floor was the prettiest black and white tile bathroom. The house was warm and friendly. You could smell the good Neapolitan sauces cooking in the kitchen. Mike made his own wine, and Jenny taught her granddaughter, Nancy how to put butter on a Uneeda Biscuit. There were aunts (five) and uncles (three) all over the place, and opera played constantly.
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Jennie
1892-1958
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