Per the 1920 federal census, "John" and "Mary" Smiderle lived in Cucamonga, San Bernardino, CA with their 6 children, Antonio (15), Angelina (11), Margarita (8), Lena (6), Mary (3) and Peter (1 4/12). Giovanni worked as a foreman at a vineyard.
According to the 1930 federal census, the family remained in Cucamonga. There were 2 more sons, Ralph and Joseph. Giovanni continued to work as a foreman at a vineyard, Antonio was a truck driver at a winery and Margaret worked as a laborer in a "jelly room".
According to the 1930 federal census, the family remained in Cucamonga. There were 2 more sons, Ralph and Joseph. Giovanni continued to work as a foreman at a vineyard, Antonio was a truck driver at a winery and Margaret worked as a laborer in a "jelly room".
Per the 1920 federal census, "John" and "Mary" Smiderle lived in Cucamonga, San Bernardino, CA with their 6 children, Antonio (15), Angelina (11), Margarita (8), Lena (6), Mary (3) and Peter (1 4/12). Giovanni worked as a foreman at a vineyard.
According to the 1930 federal census, the family remained in Cucamonga. There were 2 more sons, Ralph and Joseph. Giovanni continued to work as a foreman at a vineyard, Antonio was a truck driver at a winery and Margaret worked as a laborer in a "jelly room".
According to the 1930 federal census, the family remained in Cucamonga. There were 2 more sons, Ralph and Joseph. Giovanni continued to work as a foreman at a vineyard, Antonio was a truck driver at a winery and Margaret worked as a laborer in a "jelly room".
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