Carlo was the son of Maria and Pietro Bertoni of Ferno, VA, Lombardia, Italy. He immigrated to the United States through Ellis Island on April 6, 1912 aboard the ship La Provence out of La Havre, France. The ship's manifest states that he was joining his cousin Giovanni (John) Landini in San Franicsco.
He was drafted into the US Army and served in the Quartermaster Corps during WWI. He gained US citizenship through his military service.
He was a cobbler and had a shoe repair shop on 3rd St. near Hollister Ave. in San Francisco.
He had a drinking problem, which lead to his divorce in 1924, and died from chronic cirrhosis of the liver.
Member of Aurora Grove, No. 107, U.A.O.D. (United Ancient Order of Druids)
He was drafted into the US Army and served in the Quartermaster Corps during WWI. He gained US citizenship through his military service.
He was a cobbler and had a shoe repair shop on 3rd St. near Hollister Ave. in San Francisco.
He had a drinking problem, which lead to his divorce in 1924, and died from chronic cirrhosis of the liver.
Member of Aurora Grove, No. 107, U.A.O.D. (United Ancient Order of Druids)
Carlo was the son of Maria and Pietro Bertoni of Ferno, VA, Lombardia, Italy. He immigrated to the United States through Ellis Island on April 6, 1912 aboard the ship La Provence out of La Havre, France. The ship's manifest states that he was joining his cousin Giovanni (John) Landini in San Franicsco.
He was drafted into the US Army and served in the Quartermaster Corps during WWI. He gained US citizenship through his military service.
He was a cobbler and had a shoe repair shop on 3rd St. near Hollister Ave. in San Francisco.
He had a drinking problem, which lead to his divorce in 1924, and died from chronic cirrhosis of the liver.
Member of Aurora Grove, No. 107, U.A.O.D. (United Ancient Order of Druids)
He was drafted into the US Army and served in the Quartermaster Corps during WWI. He gained US citizenship through his military service.
He was a cobbler and had a shoe repair shop on 3rd St. near Hollister Ave. in San Francisco.
He had a drinking problem, which lead to his divorce in 1924, and died from chronic cirrhosis of the liver.
Member of Aurora Grove, No. 107, U.A.O.D. (United Ancient Order of Druids)
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Carlo Bertoni
California
PVT 1CL QM Corps
October 8, 1939
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