Assunta was the wife of Orazio Baratta. They were married Jan. 14, 1906. In 1940 they lived with their children at 213 Summit Avenue, Jersey City, NJ.
Mrs. Assunta Baratta, 62, of 213 Summit Av., died at the Medical Center yesterday. She succumbed after a short illness. Born in Italy, Mrs. Baratta made her home in Jersey City the past 40 years and was a member of St. Aedan's Roman Catholic Church.
Surviving are her husband, Orazio Baratta; five daughters, Mrs. Filomena Occhilupo, Mrs. Madeline DiGiovanni, Mrs. Rose Rorra and Mrs. Nancy Turano and Miss Mary Baratta; four sons, Patrick John, Peter and George Baratta, and a sister, Mrs. Antonia Mastrogiovanni.
Published: The Jersey Journal, 4 Feb 1946
Mrs. Assunta Baratta, 62, of 213 Summit Av., died at the Medical Center yesterday. She succumbed after a short illness. Born in Italy, Mrs. Baratta made her home in Jersey City the past 40 years and was a member of St. Aedan's Roman Catholic Church.
Surviving are her husband, Orazio Baratta; five daughters, Mrs. Filomena Occhilupo, Mrs. Madeline DiGiovanni, Mrs. Rose Rorra and Mrs. Nancy Turano and Miss Mary Baratta; four sons, Patrick John, Peter and George Baratta, and a sister, Mrs. Antonia Mastrogiovanni.
Published: The Jersey Journal, 4 Feb 1946
Assunta was the wife of Orazio Baratta. They were married Jan. 14, 1906. In 1940 they lived with their children at 213 Summit Avenue, Jersey City, NJ.
Mrs. Assunta Baratta, 62, of 213 Summit Av., died at the Medical Center yesterday. She succumbed after a short illness. Born in Italy, Mrs. Baratta made her home in Jersey City the past 40 years and was a member of St. Aedan's Roman Catholic Church.
Surviving are her husband, Orazio Baratta; five daughters, Mrs. Filomena Occhilupo, Mrs. Madeline DiGiovanni, Mrs. Rose Rorra and Mrs. Nancy Turano and Miss Mary Baratta; four sons, Patrick John, Peter and George Baratta, and a sister, Mrs. Antonia Mastrogiovanni.
Published: The Jersey Journal, 4 Feb 1946
Mrs. Assunta Baratta, 62, of 213 Summit Av., died at the Medical Center yesterday. She succumbed after a short illness. Born in Italy, Mrs. Baratta made her home in Jersey City the past 40 years and was a member of St. Aedan's Roman Catholic Church.
Surviving are her husband, Orazio Baratta; five daughters, Mrs. Filomena Occhilupo, Mrs. Madeline DiGiovanni, Mrs. Rose Rorra and Mrs. Nancy Turano and Miss Mary Baratta; four sons, Patrick John, Peter and George Baratta, and a sister, Mrs. Antonia Mastrogiovanni.
Published: The Jersey Journal, 4 Feb 1946
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