Pietro Tancredi was married to Carolina (Cavezzo) possibly in Caserta, Italy in 1895. She is interred at St. Raymond's Cemetery (Bronx) along with their son Anthony and daughter Mary.
Pietro was a member of the Masons, Foresters and the Woodmen of the World. As a profession, he designed men's and ladies riding outfits, suits and dresses.
He had two brothers (unknown names).
His mother, Marianna Tancredi died in NYC in her eighties. She may also be buried at St. Michael's/Elmhurst, NY
The original spelling of the last name was Tangredi but was Americanized at Ellis Island to Tancredi which the surviving family members continued to use.
Pietro was a member of the Masons, Foresters and the Woodmen of the World. As a profession, he designed men's and ladies riding outfits, suits and dresses.
He had two brothers (unknown names).
His mother, Marianna Tancredi died in NYC in her eighties. She may also be buried at St. Michael's/Elmhurst, NY
The original spelling of the last name was Tangredi but was Americanized at Ellis Island to Tancredi which the surviving family members continued to use.
Pietro Tancredi was married to Carolina (Cavezzo) possibly in Caserta, Italy in 1895. She is interred at St. Raymond's Cemetery (Bronx) along with their son Anthony and daughter Mary.
Pietro was a member of the Masons, Foresters and the Woodmen of the World. As a profession, he designed men's and ladies riding outfits, suits and dresses.
He had two brothers (unknown names).
His mother, Marianna Tancredi died in NYC in her eighties. She may also be buried at St. Michael's/Elmhurst, NY
The original spelling of the last name was Tangredi but was Americanized at Ellis Island to Tancredi which the surviving family members continued to use.
Pietro was a member of the Masons, Foresters and the Woodmen of the World. As a profession, he designed men's and ladies riding outfits, suits and dresses.
He had two brothers (unknown names).
His mother, Marianna Tancredi died in NYC in her eighties. She may also be buried at St. Michael's/Elmhurst, NY
The original spelling of the last name was Tangredi but was Americanized at Ellis Island to Tancredi which the surviving family members continued to use.
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Plot 6, Row 80/Stone listing back
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