1880 Coulterville, Mariposa, CA
Louis Bacigalupi 41 Italy gardener
Lousa Bacigalupi 31 Italy wife
Lena Bacigalupi 13 CA daughter
Agostino Bacigalupi 10 CA son
Carmelita Bacigalupi 8 CA daughter
Mary Bacigalupi 5 CA daughter
Louis Bacigalupi 2 CA son
John Bacigalupi 7 months, born November CA son
Antonio Bacigalupi 54 Italy brother, gardener
Laura Bacigalupi 65 Italy sister-in-law
The following is the obituary of Johnnie's father, which also chronicles the members of the family.
Mariposa, Gazette 23 Dec 1916
Pioneer Of Early Days Passes To Great Beyond
Louis Bacigalupi, one of the earliest pioneers of California, died at his home in this city at 3:15 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, death being due principally to the ravages of old age. Deceased was a native of Italy, born August 28, 1833. He came to America in a sailing vessel at the age of 14 years, and after a three years residence in New York came to California with the gold rush, arriving here in 1850. He located at Coulterville and followed mining for a number of years, and tiring of this occupation he engaged in farming and ranching until his retirement about twenty years ago, when he moved to Merced. His activities of early days undermined his health to such an extent that for the past twelve years he was scarcely able to leave his home. Mr. Bacigalupi was married June 21, 18C5, to Miss Louisa Repetto and to this union ten children were born, nine of them surviving. They are: Mrs. William Guild, Mrs. George Latour, Mrs. J. A. Keck and Miss Lillian Bacigalupi of Merced, and Mrs. Harry Murphy of San Jose, and four sons, August, Louis, Frank and George Bacigalupi of Merced. Funeral services were held at the family residence at 345 Nineteenth St., at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon and were conducted by Rev. W. H. Hawken, rector of Saint Luke's Episcopal Church. Interment in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Merced Star"
Louis Bacigalupi 41 Italy gardener
Lousa Bacigalupi 31 Italy wife
Lena Bacigalupi 13 CA daughter
Agostino Bacigalupi 10 CA son
Carmelita Bacigalupi 8 CA daughter
Mary Bacigalupi 5 CA daughter
Louis Bacigalupi 2 CA son
John Bacigalupi 7 months, born November CA son
Antonio Bacigalupi 54 Italy brother, gardener
Laura Bacigalupi 65 Italy sister-in-law
The following is the obituary of Johnnie's father, which also chronicles the members of the family.
Mariposa, Gazette 23 Dec 1916
Pioneer Of Early Days Passes To Great Beyond
Louis Bacigalupi, one of the earliest pioneers of California, died at his home in this city at 3:15 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, death being due principally to the ravages of old age. Deceased was a native of Italy, born August 28, 1833. He came to America in a sailing vessel at the age of 14 years, and after a three years residence in New York came to California with the gold rush, arriving here in 1850. He located at Coulterville and followed mining for a number of years, and tiring of this occupation he engaged in farming and ranching until his retirement about twenty years ago, when he moved to Merced. His activities of early days undermined his health to such an extent that for the past twelve years he was scarcely able to leave his home. Mr. Bacigalupi was married June 21, 18C5, to Miss Louisa Repetto and to this union ten children were born, nine of them surviving. They are: Mrs. William Guild, Mrs. George Latour, Mrs. J. A. Keck and Miss Lillian Bacigalupi of Merced, and Mrs. Harry Murphy of San Jose, and four sons, August, Louis, Frank and George Bacigalupi of Merced. Funeral services were held at the family residence at 345 Nineteenth St., at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon and were conducted by Rev. W. H. Hawken, rector of Saint Luke's Episcopal Church. Interment in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Merced Star"
1880 Coulterville, Mariposa, CA
Louis Bacigalupi 41 Italy gardener
Lousa Bacigalupi 31 Italy wife
Lena Bacigalupi 13 CA daughter
Agostino Bacigalupi 10 CA son
Carmelita Bacigalupi 8 CA daughter
Mary Bacigalupi 5 CA daughter
Louis Bacigalupi 2 CA son
John Bacigalupi 7 months, born November CA son
Antonio Bacigalupi 54 Italy brother, gardener
Laura Bacigalupi 65 Italy sister-in-law
The following is the obituary of Johnnie's father, which also chronicles the members of the family.
Mariposa, Gazette 23 Dec 1916
Pioneer Of Early Days Passes To Great Beyond
Louis Bacigalupi, one of the earliest pioneers of California, died at his home in this city at 3:15 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, death being due principally to the ravages of old age. Deceased was a native of Italy, born August 28, 1833. He came to America in a sailing vessel at the age of 14 years, and after a three years residence in New York came to California with the gold rush, arriving here in 1850. He located at Coulterville and followed mining for a number of years, and tiring of this occupation he engaged in farming and ranching until his retirement about twenty years ago, when he moved to Merced. His activities of early days undermined his health to such an extent that for the past twelve years he was scarcely able to leave his home. Mr. Bacigalupi was married June 21, 18C5, to Miss Louisa Repetto and to this union ten children were born, nine of them surviving. They are: Mrs. William Guild, Mrs. George Latour, Mrs. J. A. Keck and Miss Lillian Bacigalupi of Merced, and Mrs. Harry Murphy of San Jose, and four sons, August, Louis, Frank and George Bacigalupi of Merced. Funeral services were held at the family residence at 345 Nineteenth St., at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon and were conducted by Rev. W. H. Hawken, rector of Saint Luke's Episcopal Church. Interment in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Merced Star"
Louis Bacigalupi 41 Italy gardener
Lousa Bacigalupi 31 Italy wife
Lena Bacigalupi 13 CA daughter
Agostino Bacigalupi 10 CA son
Carmelita Bacigalupi 8 CA daughter
Mary Bacigalupi 5 CA daughter
Louis Bacigalupi 2 CA son
John Bacigalupi 7 months, born November CA son
Antonio Bacigalupi 54 Italy brother, gardener
Laura Bacigalupi 65 Italy sister-in-law
The following is the obituary of Johnnie's father, which also chronicles the members of the family.
Mariposa, Gazette 23 Dec 1916
Pioneer Of Early Days Passes To Great Beyond
Louis Bacigalupi, one of the earliest pioneers of California, died at his home in this city at 3:15 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, death being due principally to the ravages of old age. Deceased was a native of Italy, born August 28, 1833. He came to America in a sailing vessel at the age of 14 years, and after a three years residence in New York came to California with the gold rush, arriving here in 1850. He located at Coulterville and followed mining for a number of years, and tiring of this occupation he engaged in farming and ranching until his retirement about twenty years ago, when he moved to Merced. His activities of early days undermined his health to such an extent that for the past twelve years he was scarcely able to leave his home. Mr. Bacigalupi was married June 21, 18C5, to Miss Louisa Repetto and to this union ten children were born, nine of them surviving. They are: Mrs. William Guild, Mrs. George Latour, Mrs. J. A. Keck and Miss Lillian Bacigalupi of Merced, and Mrs. Harry Murphy of San Jose, and four sons, August, Louis, Frank and George Bacigalupi of Merced. Funeral services were held at the family residence at 345 Nineteenth St., at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon and were conducted by Rev. W. H. Hawken, rector of Saint Luke's Episcopal Church. Interment in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Merced Star"
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