Marianno Galbo is buried with his wife, Calogera (DOD 4/28/1933), and children: Charles Galbo (DOD 4/1/1954), Margaret Galbo Ricotta (DOD 1/22/1973) ,Angeline Galbo(DOD 5/15/1973), Suetta. Vincent Rea(DOD 8/1/1973) is also buried here.Marianno Galbo was a stone mason and contractor.He oversaw the construction of the Connecticut St. Armory in Buffalo, NY (bldg still in use today).He also oversaw the construction of Ft. Porter in Buffalo, NY (demolished to build the Peace Bridge bet. Buffalo, NY and Ft. Erie, Canada in 1927).He was also involved in construction jobs at Ft. Oswego, NY. He was a member of Holy Cross Church, Buffalo,NY.His daughters were hat and dress makers. Many of his family members relocated to Pennsylvania.
Marianno Galbo is buried with his wife, Calogera (DOD 4/28/1933), and children: Charles Galbo (DOD 4/1/1954), Margaret Galbo Ricotta (DOD 1/22/1973) ,Angeline Galbo(DOD 5/15/1973), Suetta. Vincent Rea(DOD 8/1/1973) is also buried here.Marianno Galbo was a stone mason and contractor.He oversaw the construction of the Connecticut St. Armory in Buffalo, NY (bldg still in use today).He also oversaw the construction of Ft. Porter in Buffalo, NY (demolished to build the Peace Bridge bet. Buffalo, NY and Ft. Erie, Canada in 1927).He was also involved in construction jobs at Ft. Oswego, NY. He was a member of Holy Cross Church, Buffalo,NY.His daughters were hat and dress makers. Many of his family members relocated to Pennsylvania.
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