Frank SOLDANO - Media
Frank SOLDANO - Media
Frank Soldano
Italy
Francesco "Frank" Soldano naturalization petition
Frank Soldano Naturalization Nov. 26, 1910
Frank Soldano New Orleans passenger list Oct 30, 1897
Frank Soldano/Pasquala Geanetta marriage record.
Frank Soldano WWI
Frank Soldano WWII
Lucca, Sicily, Agrigento, ITALY 1
Lucca, Sicily, Agrigento, ITALY 2
Lucca, Sicily, Agrigento, ITALY map
Francesco "Frank" Soldano stone
Frank Soldano stone
Frank Soldano
JHJ collection
Italy
Francesco "Frank" Soldano naturalization petition
Frank Soldano naturalization petition. Colorado, U.S., State and Federal Naturalization Records, 1868-1990
Naturalization Records 1877-1952 (M1192), District Court (Rolls 67-76) Pueblo, Petitions and Records 1912-1949
(Roll 67) Vols 1-3; December 2, 1912-November 16, 1916; 1-250.
Frank Soldano Naturalization Nov. 26, 1910
Frank Soldano Naturalization Nov. 26, 1910
Frank Soldano New Orleans passenger list Oct 30, 1897
Frank Soldano New Orleans passenger list Oct 30, 1897. Departed from Leghorn and Palermo, Italy on board the ship Montebello. Last residence was Lucca Sicula.
Frank Soldano/Pasquala Geanetta marriage record.
Frank Soldano/Pasquala Geanetta marriage record, Dec. 20, 1903, Pueblo, Pueblo, Colorado.
Frank Soldano WWI
Frank Soldano WWI. U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Colorado Pueblo County ALL Draft Card S.
Frank Soldano WWII
Frank Soldano WWII.
Lucca, Sicily, Agrigento, ITALY 1
Lucca, Sicily, Agrigento, ITALY 2
Lucca, Sicily, Agrigento, ITALY map
Francesco "Frank" Soldano stone
Francesco "Frank" Soldano stone on Ancestry from jackiediana1.
Frank Soldano stone
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