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From: mt view <>
Subject: [CASANFRA] Re: [CAAlameda] voter registration/ citizenship/Oakland Library has Alameda Records
Date: Sun, 29 Feb 2004 16:35:26 -0800 (PST)
In-Reply-To: <40427295.80101@comcast.net>
Stephanie
The Alameda County Voter Rolls, for that time period are at Oakland Library Main, in the Newspaper Room. As for San Francisco I do not know where they would be. As to women being on the list they would be in the list for 1912, as women in California got the right to vote in Oct. 1911, California being the sixth state to give women the right to vote.
Now as to Mary's 1st husband (my great grandfather) are the years right for he would of been only 17 years old when he died. If that is right he would of been to young to vote.
George
Stephanie Lehman <> wrote:
I was wondering if anyone had access to voters registrations records to
do a look up for me. I am looking for Antonio Garese (b 1852 in Italy d
1932 in SF). He came to the US in 1901. Just wondering if he, his wife
or any of their children registered to vote/became citizens.
Wife Catherine Parodi Garese(b 1864 Italy d 1946) - ok I am a bad
American, could women vote back then?
Children
Stefano Angelo Pietro Garese b 1888
Paolo Luigi Pasquale Emanuele Garese b 1890
Giacomina Concezione Maria Garese b 1892 (known as Mary, m abt 1911 to
Giuseppe Restagno, then later to Stephen Bolla).
Pietro Bartolomeo Garese b 1897
Bartolomeo Giuseppe Antonio Garese b 1899 (known as Joe or Albert)
Mary's 1st husband (my great grandfather) may also have been registered.
He was b 1897 and came to the US in 1903. He died in 1914.
They all lived at one time in SF, Oakland or Alameda. Any info would be
greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Stephanie
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