Daughter of Maria and Ambrogio Noè of Castano Primo, Italy
She married her first husband Giuseppe "John" Genoni, a miner, in Castano Primo around 1908 and then emigrated to West Virginia in 1909. They had three daughters in Fayette Co.,West Virginia, all three of whom died in infancy. John died in a mining accident on 24 Oct 1914.
She married her second husband Giuseppe "Joe" Bonalli/Bonali in West Virginia. The couple then moved to Detroit, MI, where they had two children.
She married her first husband Giuseppe "John" Genoni, a miner, in Castano Primo around 1908 and then emigrated to West Virginia in 1909. They had three daughters in Fayette Co.,West Virginia, all three of whom died in infancy. John died in a mining accident on 24 Oct 1914.
She married her second husband Giuseppe "Joe" Bonalli/Bonali in West Virginia. The couple then moved to Detroit, MI, where they had two children.
Daughter of Maria and Ambrogio Noè of Castano Primo, Italy
She married her first husband Giuseppe "John" Genoni, a miner, in Castano Primo around 1908 and then emigrated to West Virginia in 1909. They had three daughters in Fayette Co.,West Virginia, all three of whom died in infancy. John died in a mining accident on 24 Oct 1914.
She married her second husband Giuseppe "Joe" Bonalli/Bonali in West Virginia. The couple then moved to Detroit, MI, where they had two children.
She married her first husband Giuseppe "John" Genoni, a miner, in Castano Primo around 1908 and then emigrated to West Virginia in 1909. They had three daughters in Fayette Co.,West Virginia, all three of whom died in infancy. John died in a mining accident on 24 Oct 1914.
She married her second husband Giuseppe "Joe" Bonalli/Bonali in West Virginia. The couple then moved to Detroit, MI, where they had two children.
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