Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
NamePeter James AIMONE Sr.
Birth Date25 Mar 1888
Birth PlaceBraidwood, Will County, Illinois
Death DateFeb 1969 Age: 80
Burial PlaceToluca, Marshall County, Illinois, St. Ann’s Cemetery
FatherGiovanni “John” AIMONE (1854-1899)
MotherLucia “Lucy” CERRETTO (1850-1928)
Spouses
Birth DateNov 1887
Birth PlaceIllinois
Death Date1963 Age: 75
Death PlaceToluca, Marshall County, Illinois
Family ID7916
Marr Date22 Apr 1908
Marr PlaceBraidwood, Will County, Illinois
ChildrenPeter James (1912-2001)
Notes for Peter James AIMONE Sr.
Christopher,

We are 4th cousins, our great grandfathers our brothers.

My great grandfather, Giuseppe (Joseph) Aimone, 1857-1915 married Giovanna Maria Seren Piocca, 1854-1936

Your great grandfather, Giovanni (John) Aimone, June 24, 1854- 27 April 1899 married Lucy Cerrettp. 29 March 1850 – 7 May 1928. “John” Aimone was married to Lucia (Lucy). They were my great-great-grandparents.

My great-grandparents were Peter J. Aimone, Sr. (born in 1888 and died in 1969) and Mary (born in 1887 and died in 1963). One of their children—Peter J. Aimone, Jr. was my grandfather who ran Aimone Funeral Home in Toluca, IL until the early/mid-1990s when he retired and sold that business.

Their siblings are:

Maria Antonia, 1850 - ____

Tommaso Antonio, 1859 - ____ married Emilio Clara, 1863 - ____

Antonio/Anton, 1863-1946 married Marie Moignet, 1867-1919

The great grandfathers who lived in the northwest Italian mountain village of Turale, Alpette/CuorgneI I suspect traveled steerage from Le Havre, France in 1884 to the U.S. They settled first in Braidwood, Will County and moved to better coal fields in Toluca, Marshall County area.

Microfilmed Cuorne civil records have been obtained and translated by Scott Swanson [sswanson@butler.edu] who is a middle ages historian and genealogist. His mother is an Aimone that settled in Michigan. Scott has also checked and translated microfilmed Catholic church records in the Piedmont region.

Another Aimone genealogist is johnjohsnon@mac.com.

I spotted our relationship in the 1900 U.S. Census for Bennington Township, Marshall County, IL under the spelling of “Annon” (sometime spelled “Armone”)

[Originally sent by Alan Aimone Tuesday June 2, 2020]

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Mary Terando & Peter Aimone Wedding Announcement

Miss Mary Terando, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Terando was united in marriage to Peter Aimone of Toluca. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Spellman at the Catholic church at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.

The bride was attired in white silk and was attended by her sister, Margaret Terando, who wore a becoming dress of pink silk. The groom
was attended by John Dougherty of Toluca. After the ceremony the young couple drove to the home the bride's sister, Mrs. Andrew Stewart in School street, where wedding supper was served.

The bride has a large circle of friends. The groom is one of the leading citizens of Toluca, where the young couple will make their home.

On Ancestry from Patti and Ken Crowley

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Notes for Mary (Spouse 1)
Christopher,

We are 4th cousins, our great grandfathers our brothers.

My great grandfather, Giuseppe (Joseph) Aimone, 1857-1915 married Giovanna Maria Seren Piocca, 1854-1936

Your great grandfather, Giovanni (John) Aimone, June 24, 1854- 27 April 1899 married Lucy Cerrettp. 29 March 1850 – 7 May 1928. “John” Aimone was married to Lucia (Lucy). They were my great-great-grandparents.

My great-grandparents were Peter J. Aimone, Sr. (born in 1888 and died in 1969) and Mary (born in 1887 and died in 1963). One of their children—Peter J. Aimone, Jr. was my grandfather who ran Aimone Funeral Home in Toluca, IL until the early/mid-1990s when he retired and sold that business.

Their siblings are:

Maria Antonia, 1850 - ____

Tommaso Antonio, 1859 - ____ married Emilio Clara, 1863 - ____

Antonio/Anton, 1863-1946 married Marie Moignet, 1867-1919

The great grandfathers who lived in the northwest Italian mountain village of Turale, Alpette/CuorgneI I suspect traveled steerage from Le Havre, France in 1884 to the U.S. They settled first in Braidwood, Will County and moved to better coal fields in Toluca, Marshall County area.

Microfilmed Cuorne civil records have been obtained and translated by Scott Swanson [sswanson@butler.edu] who is a middle ages historian and genealogist. His mother is an Aimone that settled in Michigan. Scott has also checked and translated microfilmed Catholic church records in the Piedmont region.

Another Aimone genealogist is johnjohsnon@mac.com.

I spotted our relationship in the 1900 U.S. Census for Bennington Township, Marshall County, IL under the spelling of “Annon” (sometime spelled “Armone”)

[Originally sent by Alan Aimone Tuesday June 2, 2020]

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Mary Terando & Peter Aimone Wedding Announcement

Miss Mary Terando, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Terando was united in marriage to Peter Aimone of Toluca. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Spellman at the Catholic church at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.

The bride was attired in white silk and was attended by her sister, Margaret Terando, who wore a becoming dress of pink silk. The groom
was attended by John Dougherty of Toluca. After the ceremony the young couple drove to the home the bride's sister, Mrs. Andrew Stewart in School street, where wedding supper was served.

The bride has a large circle of friends. The groom is one of the leading citizens of Toluca, where the young couple will make their home.

On Ancestry from Patti and Ken Crowley

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