Gennaro Cosentino, died on April 7, 1938 at the age of 34. He was buried on April 11, 1938. The cause of his death was Luebe Aortitis. Genaro was survived by his wife; Lottie May.
He was buried in a free grave with Sarah Gormley who was placed over top of him on May 10, 1938, her grave was also free. The two being buried together does not mean that they were relatives. At the time that the cemetery had to bury someone for free, they maintained the right to use a lot to bury two or more people in. Also it could mean that they were relatives and died so close together that the family could have requested from the cemetery that they be buried together. ( In this case they were not related ).
At the time of his death he was a parishioner of Saint Patrick's Church.
The funeral director was F.H. Sardo. Burial was in the Mount Olivet Cemetery in Washington, DC.
He was buried in a free grave with Sarah Gormley who was placed over top of him on May 10, 1938, her grave was also free. The two being buried together does not mean that they were relatives. At the time that the cemetery had to bury someone for free, they maintained the right to use a lot to bury two or more people in. Also it could mean that they were relatives and died so close together that the family could have requested from the cemetery that they be buried together. ( In this case they were not related ).
At the time of his death he was a parishioner of Saint Patrick's Church.
The funeral director was F.H. Sardo. Burial was in the Mount Olivet Cemetery in Washington, DC.
Gennaro Cosentino, died on April 7, 1938 at the age of 34. He was buried on April 11, 1938. The cause of his death was Luebe Aortitis. Genaro was survived by his wife; Lottie May.
He was buried in a free grave with Sarah Gormley who was placed over top of him on May 10, 1938, her grave was also free. The two being buried together does not mean that they were relatives. At the time that the cemetery had to bury someone for free, they maintained the right to use a lot to bury two or more people in. Also it could mean that they were relatives and died so close together that the family could have requested from the cemetery that they be buried together. ( In this case they were not related ).
At the time of his death he was a parishioner of Saint Patrick's Church.
The funeral director was F.H. Sardo. Burial was in the Mount Olivet Cemetery in Washington, DC.
He was buried in a free grave with Sarah Gormley who was placed over top of him on May 10, 1938, her grave was also free. The two being buried together does not mean that they were relatives. At the time that the cemetery had to bury someone for free, they maintained the right to use a lot to bury two or more people in. Also it could mean that they were relatives and died so close together that the family could have requested from the cemetery that they be buried together. ( In this case they were not related ).
At the time of his death he was a parishioner of Saint Patrick's Church.
The funeral director was F.H. Sardo. Burial was in the Mount Olivet Cemetery in Washington, DC.
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