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Ralph Rocco

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Ralph Rocco

Birth
Roccarainola, Città Metropolitana di Napoli, Campania, Italy
Death
1 Dec 1939 (aged 51)
Corning, Steuben County, New York, USA
Burial
South Corning, Steuben County, New York, USA Add to Map
Plot
Alterisi- Rocco Plot
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Ralph Rocco
US ARMY
WORLD WAR I
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Raffaele Ruocco (Ralph Rocco) was born on May 30, 1888 in Roccarainola, Napoli, Campania, Italy the son of Pasqualina Ambrosino and Raimondo Ruocco.

His Siblings .....
..... Triplets - Unknown Ruoccos
..... Twins - Unknown Ruoccos
..... Maria Lucia Ruocco
..... Carmela Ruocco
..... Carmine Antonio Ruocco
..... Aniello Ruocco
..... Lucia Ruocco
..... Salvatore Ruocco - (Twin)
..... Sebastian Ruocco - (Twin)
..... Carmenella H. Ruocco
..... Raimondine I. Ruocco


He married Blanche F. Nozier in 1910 in Charleroi, Washington, Pennsylvania.

Their Children .....
..... Evelyn M. Rocco
..... William Raymond Rocco
..... Martha Rocco
..... Thelma P. Rocco


Ralph worked in the Coal Mines in Pennsylvania when he lived there and when he moved to Corning, he worked for Corning Glass Works. He was one of the men along with his brothers Carl and Andrew who poured the huge "200 Inch Mirrored Disk" that is displayed in the Corning Museum of Glass in Corning.


Ralph Rocco died on December 1, 1939 and is buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Corning, Steuben, New York in the Alterisi-Rocco Plot.



________________________

Ralph Rocco
US ARMY
WORLD WAR I
__________________________


Raffaele Ruocco (Ralph Rocco) was born on May 30, 1888 in Roccarainola, Napoli, Campania, Italy the son of Pasqualina Ambrosino and Raimondo Ruocco.

His Siblings .....
..... Triplets - Unknown Ruoccos
..... Twins - Unknown Ruoccos
..... Maria Lucia Ruocco
..... Carmela Ruocco
..... Carmine Antonio Ruocco
..... Aniello Ruocco
..... Lucia Ruocco
..... Salvatore Ruocco - (Twin)
..... Sebastian Ruocco - (Twin)
..... Carmenella H. Ruocco
..... Raimondine I. Ruocco


He married Blanche F. Nozier in 1910 in Charleroi, Washington, Pennsylvania.

Their Children .....
..... Evelyn M. Rocco
..... William Raymond Rocco
..... Martha Rocco
..... Thelma P. Rocco


Ralph worked in the Coal Mines in Pennsylvania when he lived there and when he moved to Corning, he worked for Corning Glass Works. He was one of the men along with his brothers Carl and Andrew who poured the huge "200 Inch Mirrored Disk" that is displayed in the Corning Museum of Glass in Corning.


Ralph Rocco died on December 1, 1939 and is buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Corning, Steuben, New York in the Alterisi-Rocco Plot.


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RALPH ROCCO
1888 + 1939

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Headstone is Salmon tone and is in good condition.

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