NameALBINI, John B.
Birth26 Sep 1889, Garzeno, Italy
Death18 Nov 1936, Santa Rosa, California
Burial1936, Sebastopol, California
OccupationDairy farmer
ReligionCatholic
Spouses
Birth4 Aug 1887, Agnino, Italy
Death27 Jan 1923, Sebastopol, California
BurialSebastopol, California
OccupationHome maker
ReligionCatholic
Marriage29 Sep 1917, Santa Rosa, California
Notes for John B. ALBINI
John Albini was a distant cousin of Abramo Albini, Elvira’s first husband. He came to the USA in December, 2006 at the age of 17. The records show that he had a brother, Paolo, already living in California.
Notes for Elvira Cristina Aldegonda (Spouse 1)
Elvira was born in Agnino (N 44º14'34.41", E 10º04'52.83"), a small town in the mountains east of La Spezia, Italy.
Elvira sailed aboard the La Lorraine from Le Havre, France and arrived in New York on March 11, 1906. She was accompanied by her 20-year old distant cousin, Cassimira Novelli. Her older brother, Beniamino was already living in the Santa Rosa area. Elvira had been in Santa Rosa for only a month when the town was destroyed and more than 100 people were killed by the great earthquake of April 18, 1906. Abramo Albini met Elvira at the home of another of her cousins, Christina Rossi Asti. Elvira stayed at Christina’s home when she first came to America. After less than 6 months in America, she married Abramo at the age of 19, and they moved a number of times, first on a ranch near Marshall and finally settling on a ranch along the Estero Americano, several miles south of Bodega (N 38º19'09", W 122º58'55"). There were rumors that she died from a botched abortion when pregnant for the 9th time.