Married to Giorgio "George" Dulcich.
Sister of Joseph Spagnoli who is buried in the same cemetery.
April 18, 1902 Mariposa Gazette Adelia, wife of Geo. Dulcich, died at her home in Hunters Valley April 8, 1902, of cancer. Deceased was born in Switzerland January 1, 1852, came to California in August 1875 and was married to Mr. Dulcich the following year. She was devoted wife and mother, and had the respect of all who knew her. She leaves a husband and one son; also a brother, J. Spagnoli of Hornitos, and had three sisters who still live near the old homestead in Switzerland.
Sister of Joseph Spagnoli who is buried in the same cemetery.
April 18, 1902 Mariposa Gazette Adelia, wife of Geo. Dulcich, died at her home in Hunters Valley April 8, 1902, of cancer. Deceased was born in Switzerland January 1, 1852, came to California in August 1875 and was married to Mr. Dulcich the following year. She was devoted wife and mother, and had the respect of all who knew her. She leaves a husband and one son; also a brother, J. Spagnoli of Hornitos, and had three sisters who still live near the old homestead in Switzerland.
Married to Giorgio "George" Dulcich.
Sister of Joseph Spagnoli who is buried in the same cemetery.
April 18, 1902 Mariposa Gazette Adelia, wife of Geo. Dulcich, died at her home in Hunters Valley April 8, 1902, of cancer. Deceased was born in Switzerland January 1, 1852, came to California in August 1875 and was married to Mr. Dulcich the following year. She was devoted wife and mother, and had the respect of all who knew her. She leaves a husband and one son; also a brother, J. Spagnoli of Hornitos, and had three sisters who still live near the old homestead in Switzerland.
Sister of Joseph Spagnoli who is buried in the same cemetery.
April 18, 1902 Mariposa Gazette Adelia, wife of Geo. Dulcich, died at her home in Hunters Valley April 8, 1902, of cancer. Deceased was born in Switzerland January 1, 1852, came to California in August 1875 and was married to Mr. Dulcich the following year. She was devoted wife and mother, and had the respect of all who knew her. She leaves a husband and one son; also a brother, J. Spagnoli of Hornitos, and had three sisters who still live near the old homestead in Switzerland.
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AOLIDA
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GeorgeDulcich
APR 8 1902
Aged 50 YRS2 MOS 28 DY
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