Daughter of the late Tommasoantonio and Fortunata (nee Anversa) di Candia.
Married Francescopaolo del Villano in Villamagna, Italy on Feb 10 1876.
They had they following children: Angelina/Julia Farrar Fuso, Chiara/Clara Masciulli, and Pietro.
Maria Nicola and Tommaso both died as babies in Italy.
She came to this country April 9, 1890.
They had another child in Philadelphia in Jan 11 1891, but this baby was still born. Anna passed away a few weeks later Jan 26 1891.
Married Francescopaolo del Villano in Villamagna, Italy on Feb 10 1876.
They had they following children: Angelina/Julia Farrar Fuso, Chiara/Clara Masciulli, and Pietro.
Maria Nicola and Tommaso both died as babies in Italy.
She came to this country April 9, 1890.
They had another child in Philadelphia in Jan 11 1891, but this baby was still born. Anna passed away a few weeks later Jan 26 1891.
Daughter of the late Tommasoantonio and Fortunata (nee Anversa) di Candia.
Married Francescopaolo del Villano in Villamagna, Italy on Feb 10 1876.
They had they following children: Angelina/Julia Farrar Fuso, Chiara/Clara Masciulli, and Pietro.
Maria Nicola and Tommaso both died as babies in Italy.
She came to this country April 9, 1890.
They had another child in Philadelphia in Jan 11 1891, but this baby was still born. Anna passed away a few weeks later Jan 26 1891.
Married Francescopaolo del Villano in Villamagna, Italy on Feb 10 1876.
They had they following children: Angelina/Julia Farrar Fuso, Chiara/Clara Masciulli, and Pietro.
Maria Nicola and Tommaso both died as babies in Italy.
She came to this country April 9, 1890.
They had another child in Philadelphia in Jan 11 1891, but this baby was still born. Anna passed away a few weeks later Jan 26 1891.
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