Name:		Giovanni Francisco Calevro
Born:	        Date  November 3, 1866   Place  Massa Carra, Toscana, Italy
		
Father:		Giovanni Calevro            b.             d. 
Mother:		Angelina Mosti              b.             d.  

	        NAME	        		BORN			DIED
Brothers:       Joseph Calevro                       1772	

Sisters:        Unknown	

School:

Married:	Virginia D'Este
                Date:  1886
                Place: Carra, Toscana, Italy
                
				
	        NAME				BORN			 DIED
Children:       Virginia Calevro            Aug. 16, 1887
                Dante Calevro                        1891            Abt.     1889
                Mario Calevro               Jun.     1896            Abt.     1895   
                Erida Calevro               Apr. 15, 1899            Nov. 30, 1967
                John Calevro                Mar. 18, 1900            Feb. 27, 1970
                Francis Calevro             Apr. 17, 1904            Mar.     1976
                Mario Calevro               Jan. 17, 1906            Dec.     1965
                Dante Calevro               Apr. 16, 1908            Dec.     1968
                Etelo Calevro               Jun. 28, 1910            Oct.     1968
                Andrew Calevro              Mar. 11, 1912            Jul.     1971
               
		
                
Lived:	       Was born and raised in Massa Carra, Italy. Lived in Barre, Vermont and
               then moved to Quincy, Massachusetts for a few years before returning to 
               Barre, Vermont and settling at 10 Cambria Street with his family.

Immigrated:    Left Italy and traveled to Seville, Spain.  He departed Seville aboard
               the Vessel Africa for the United States on February 25, 1896.  He arrived
               in Brooklyn, New York aboard the Africa on April 14, 1896.

Naturalized:   He took the Oath of Allegiance to become a US Citizen on Sept. 29, 1896 in
               Scranton, Pennsylvania.  He petition to become a citizen on Sept. 8 1911 in
               the U.S. District Court of Buringlington, Vermont and became a citzen on
               January 4, 1912 in the U.S. District Court of Burlington, Vermont    

Worked:        As Stone Cutter and Stone Polisher in the Granite Quarries of Quincy,
               Massachusetts and Barre, Vermont.                  
		

Died:          February 6, 1932
Buried:        Barre, Washington County, Vermont

Birth Certificate:	NEED BUT DATE OF BIRTH WAS GIVEN ON NATURALIZATION PAPERS
Baptism Certificate:	NEED
Marriage Certificate:	NEED
Death Certificate:	HAVE