Son of Antonio Macri & Antonia Cappuccio.
Antonio immigrated in 1889.
He married Concetta Berenato August 13, 1896, in Hammonton
Antonio died in a construction accident while working as a railroad laborer near Folsom, NJ in March 1906. He and two other Italian immigrants died when a gravel embankment gave way and buried them alive. He left a young widow and four children under the age of 6. He is buried in Greenmount Cemetery in Hammonton, NJ.
Antonio immigrated in 1889.
He married Concetta Berenato August 13, 1896, in Hammonton
Antonio died in a construction accident while working as a railroad laborer near Folsom, NJ in March 1906. He and two other Italian immigrants died when a gravel embankment gave way and buried them alive. He left a young widow and four children under the age of 6. He is buried in Greenmount Cemetery in Hammonton, NJ.
Son of Antonio Macri & Antonia Cappuccio.
Antonio immigrated in 1889.
He married Concetta Berenato August 13, 1896, in Hammonton
Antonio died in a construction accident while working as a railroad laborer near Folsom, NJ in March 1906. He and two other Italian immigrants died when a gravel embankment gave way and buried them alive. He left a young widow and four children under the age of 6. He is buried in Greenmount Cemetery in Hammonton, NJ.
Antonio immigrated in 1889.
He married Concetta Berenato August 13, 1896, in Hammonton
Antonio died in a construction accident while working as a railroad laborer near Folsom, NJ in March 1906. He and two other Italian immigrants died when a gravel embankment gave way and buried them alive. He left a young widow and four children under the age of 6. He is buried in Greenmount Cemetery in Hammonton, NJ.
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