Dominic (Domenico, Domenic) Carraro was husband to Dosalina Guadanini Carraro. Dominic and Dosalina left Italy for Brazil in 1889, where they were married in about 1900. They returned to Italy and then immigrated to the United States, arriving August 31, 1907.
Dominic and Dosalina Guadanini Carraro first settled in the area around Stambaugh, Michigan, and later moved to Chicago, Illinois. While in Michigan, Dominic worked for the Verona Mining Company in Palatka.
Dominic's mother, Angelia Favaro Carraro is buried in Stambaugh Cemetery in Michigan. Dominic's father, Giovanni Battista Carraro died in Italy in 1878, so never came to America.
Pietro and Luigi Carraro, two of Dominic's brothers moved south to Little Italy, Arkansas from Michigan. These two brothers and family are buried in St. Francis Cemetery in Perry County, Arkansas.
Dominic and Dosalina Guadanini Carraro first settled in the area around Stambaugh, Michigan, and later moved to Chicago, Illinois. While in Michigan, Dominic worked for the Verona Mining Company in Palatka.
Dominic's mother, Angelia Favaro Carraro is buried in Stambaugh Cemetery in Michigan. Dominic's father, Giovanni Battista Carraro died in Italy in 1878, so never came to America.
Pietro and Luigi Carraro, two of Dominic's brothers moved south to Little Italy, Arkansas from Michigan. These two brothers and family are buried in St. Francis Cemetery in Perry County, Arkansas.
Dominic (Domenico, Domenic) Carraro was husband to Dosalina Guadanini Carraro. Dominic and Dosalina left Italy for Brazil in 1889, where they were married in about 1900. They returned to Italy and then immigrated to the United States, arriving August 31, 1907.
Dominic and Dosalina Guadanini Carraro first settled in the area around Stambaugh, Michigan, and later moved to Chicago, Illinois. While in Michigan, Dominic worked for the Verona Mining Company in Palatka.
Dominic's mother, Angelia Favaro Carraro is buried in Stambaugh Cemetery in Michigan. Dominic's father, Giovanni Battista Carraro died in Italy in 1878, so never came to America.
Pietro and Luigi Carraro, two of Dominic's brothers moved south to Little Italy, Arkansas from Michigan. These two brothers and family are buried in St. Francis Cemetery in Perry County, Arkansas.
Dominic and Dosalina Guadanini Carraro first settled in the area around Stambaugh, Michigan, and later moved to Chicago, Illinois. While in Michigan, Dominic worked for the Verona Mining Company in Palatka.
Dominic's mother, Angelia Favaro Carraro is buried in Stambaugh Cemetery in Michigan. Dominic's father, Giovanni Battista Carraro died in Italy in 1878, so never came to America.
Pietro and Luigi Carraro, two of Dominic's brothers moved south to Little Italy, Arkansas from Michigan. These two brothers and family are buried in St. Francis Cemetery in Perry County, Arkansas.
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