Born in Smarano, Val di Non, Tirol, Austria.
Silvio was the 7th of 8 children born to Cristoforo Luigi Casari and Cattarena Madelena Brentari.
He married Genoeffa Cattarina Wegher--of Tuenno, Val di Non, Tirol, Austria--on 1 Dec 1897 in Newcastle, Weston, Wyoming.
Six children were born of the marriage:
Blanche Teresa (with a twin who died at birth)
Florian "Jack"
Harry
Fred
Sylvester "Nini"
Silvio was a miner and ranched a homestead on Northwestern Table of Plum Creek. He is buried on the homestead property. A memorial marker was placed in the Cambria cemetery by his sons, Florian and Fred. The marker misspelled the surname as "Cassari."
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Newcastle News-Journal
Friday, July 13, 1906
A very sad accident occurred a short time ago to Silvio Casari, one of Plum Creek's prosperous ranchers, resulting in his death Wednesday evening.
About two weeks ago, he was struck by a horse, knocking him down, causing his head to strike in such a way as to render him unconscious for over an hour. After regaining consciousness, he went about as usual for several days but suffered continuous pains in his head which generally became worse and a few days ago he was placed under the doctor's care, but failed to improve, becoming unconscious on Tuesday remaining so until death relieved him on Wednesday evening.
"He leaves a wife and several small children to mourn his death who have the sympathy of the entire community in which they live.
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--submitted by Clint Black, July, 2011
Silvio was the 7th of 8 children born to Cristoforo Luigi Casari and Cattarena Madelena Brentari.
He married Genoeffa Cattarina Wegher--of Tuenno, Val di Non, Tirol, Austria--on 1 Dec 1897 in Newcastle, Weston, Wyoming.
Six children were born of the marriage:
Blanche Teresa (with a twin who died at birth)
Florian "Jack"
Harry
Fred
Sylvester "Nini"
Silvio was a miner and ranched a homestead on Northwestern Table of Plum Creek. He is buried on the homestead property. A memorial marker was placed in the Cambria cemetery by his sons, Florian and Fred. The marker misspelled the surname as "Cassari."
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Newcastle News-Journal
Friday, July 13, 1906
A very sad accident occurred a short time ago to Silvio Casari, one of Plum Creek's prosperous ranchers, resulting in his death Wednesday evening.
About two weeks ago, he was struck by a horse, knocking him down, causing his head to strike in such a way as to render him unconscious for over an hour. After regaining consciousness, he went about as usual for several days but suffered continuous pains in his head which generally became worse and a few days ago he was placed under the doctor's care, but failed to improve, becoming unconscious on Tuesday remaining so until death relieved him on Wednesday evening.
"He leaves a wife and several small children to mourn his death who have the sympathy of the entire community in which they live.
___
--submitted by Clint Black, July, 2011
Born in Smarano, Val di Non, Tirol, Austria.
Silvio was the 7th of 8 children born to Cristoforo Luigi Casari and Cattarena Madelena Brentari.
He married Genoeffa Cattarina Wegher--of Tuenno, Val di Non, Tirol, Austria--on 1 Dec 1897 in Newcastle, Weston, Wyoming.
Six children were born of the marriage:
Blanche Teresa (with a twin who died at birth)
Florian "Jack"
Harry
Fred
Sylvester "Nini"
Silvio was a miner and ranched a homestead on Northwestern Table of Plum Creek. He is buried on the homestead property. A memorial marker was placed in the Cambria cemetery by his sons, Florian and Fred. The marker misspelled the surname as "Cassari."
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Newcastle News-Journal
Friday, July 13, 1906
A very sad accident occurred a short time ago to Silvio Casari, one of Plum Creek's prosperous ranchers, resulting in his death Wednesday evening.
About two weeks ago, he was struck by a horse, knocking him down, causing his head to strike in such a way as to render him unconscious for over an hour. After regaining consciousness, he went about as usual for several days but suffered continuous pains in his head which generally became worse and a few days ago he was placed under the doctor's care, but failed to improve, becoming unconscious on Tuesday remaining so until death relieved him on Wednesday evening.
"He leaves a wife and several small children to mourn his death who have the sympathy of the entire community in which they live.
___
--submitted by Clint Black, July, 2011
Silvio was the 7th of 8 children born to Cristoforo Luigi Casari and Cattarena Madelena Brentari.
He married Genoeffa Cattarina Wegher--of Tuenno, Val di Non, Tirol, Austria--on 1 Dec 1897 in Newcastle, Weston, Wyoming.
Six children were born of the marriage:
Blanche Teresa (with a twin who died at birth)
Florian "Jack"
Harry
Fred
Sylvester "Nini"
Silvio was a miner and ranched a homestead on Northwestern Table of Plum Creek. He is buried on the homestead property. A memorial marker was placed in the Cambria cemetery by his sons, Florian and Fred. The marker misspelled the surname as "Cassari."
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Newcastle News-Journal
Friday, July 13, 1906
A very sad accident occurred a short time ago to Silvio Casari, one of Plum Creek's prosperous ranchers, resulting in his death Wednesday evening.
About two weeks ago, he was struck by a horse, knocking him down, causing his head to strike in such a way as to render him unconscious for over an hour. After regaining consciousness, he went about as usual for several days but suffered continuous pains in his head which generally became worse and a few days ago he was placed under the doctor's care, but failed to improve, becoming unconscious on Tuesday remaining so until death relieved him on Wednesday evening.
"He leaves a wife and several small children to mourn his death who have the sympathy of the entire community in which they live.
___
--submitted by Clint Black, July, 2011
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