Events

Dated events: date, event, place, status and claim ID
DateEventPlaceStatusClaim
1904birth—supportedclaim:assunta-fantini:birth:1
between 1934 and 1936migration—conditionalclaim:assunta-fantini:migration:1
April 1, 1950 (census day)residenceArapahoe County, Coloradoconfirmedclaim:assunta-fantini:residence:1
August 6, 1970death—supportedclaim:assunta-fantini:death:1
after August 6, 1970burialLittleton, Coloradoconfirmedclaim:assunta-fantini:burial:1

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Claim ledger

Every exported claim about this person: what it says, how strong its best source is (tier 1 = original record image, 5 = unsourced lead), its review state, and the sources that carry it. Source links open the workings page for that citation.

Claim ledger: claim ID, predicate, summary, status, tier, review state and sources
ClaimPredicateSummaryStatusTierReviewSources
claim:assunta-fantini:name:1nameAssunta Fantini Facchinello

The 1950 census (tier 1) and the interment ledger (tier 2) record “Assunta” as Primo's wife, and the obituaries name her as the children's mother. No opened record spells her maiden name (T-RES-004, 2026-10-07): “Fantini” is the family workbook's form, and the only public source that gives one is the obituary transcription on Primo's memorial (tier 3), “Fantin”, a Veneto form kept visible as a variant until the 1921 marriage record or the death certificate spells it; and the interment ledger copies her surname as “Faccinello” (“names copied as written”). Exact birth details and parentage remain unresolved (question:assunta-fantini:origins).

supported1 · original-recordaccepted
claim:assunta-fantini:living-status:1living-statusdeceased

Deceased, per the cited sources.

supported2 · official-transcriptaccepted
claim:assunta-fantini:birth:1birthbirth · 1904

The shared grave marker reads ASSUNTA 1904 — 1970 and the 1950 census (tier 1) records her as aged 45, born in Italy, consistent with a 1904 birth; no source opened gives the day, the birthplace or her parents (question:assunta-fantini:origins). The interment ledger's “Birth Place CO” is a known defect of that transcription.

supported1 · original-recordaccepted
claim:assunta-fantini:death:1deathdeath · August 6, 1970

The Littleton interment-ledger extract (tier 2) records her death on 6 Aug 1970 (residence Littleton; nearest relative “husband”) and her memorial page gives the same date; Ray's and Lee's obituaries record only that she predeceased them. The obituary transcription on Primo's memorial says Aug. 15, 1970, so the date is in open conflict (conflict:assunta-fantini:death-date) and stays supported until the Colorado death certificate is read. No place of death is stated.

Conflict: conflict:assunta-fantini:death-date

supported2 · official-transcriptaccepted
claim:assunta-fantini:migration:1migrationmigration · between 1934 and 1936 · Sterling, Colorado → Littleton, Colorado

The family's Sterling → Littleton move is stated as 1934 by Ray's and Lee's obituaries and 1936 by Primo's obituary transcription; no source names Assunta individually in the move, so her participation is inferred from “the family” and the leg stays conditional with the year in open conflict (conflict:facchinello-family:littleton-move-year).

conditional2 · official-transcriptaccepted
claim:assunta-fantini:residence:1residenceresidence · April 1, 1950 (census day) · Arapahoe County, Colorado

The 1950 census schedule (tier 1) records Assunta as wife of the head in Primo's Arapahoe County household, aged 45, born in Italy, not naturalized. County precision; no address copied.

confirmed1 · original-recordaccepted
claim:assunta-fantini:burial:1burialburial · after August 6, 1970 · Littleton, Colorado

The Littleton interment-ledger extract (tier 2) records her burial in Littleton Cemetery, Block RA, Lot 12, Grave 8, next to Primo (plot owner Primo Facchinello; nearest relative “husband”); the shared marker is photographed on her memorial. Dated only “after” the death: the ledger gives no interment date.

confirmed2 · official-transcriptaccepted
claim:assunta-fantini:parent-of:1parent-ofparent-of Raymond “Ray” Aldo Facchinello

Stated directly by tier-2 evidence: Ray's obituary calls him “the youngest son of Primo and Assunta Facchinello”. The 1950 census is consistent (Assunta wife of the head, Raymond son of the head) but records relationship to the head only. No birth certificate has been read.

confirmed1 · original-recordaccepted
claim:assunta-fantini:parent-of:2parent-ofparent-of Peter Duilio “Pete” Facchinello

Supported, not confirmed: the only source that names Assunta directly as Pete's mother is the Sheridan Historical Society profile, held at tier 3 pending the T-RES-004 rating; the 1950 census proves only that Pete was the head's son and Assunta the head's wife, and Ray's obituary names Assunta as Ray's mother and Pete as Ray's brother. Promote to confirmed only if T-RES-004 rates the profile tier 2 or a record names her.

supported1 · original-recordaccepted
claim:assunta-fantini:parent-of:3parent-ofparent-of Mary Facchinello Gillen

Ray's and Lee's obituaries name Primo and Assunta as their parents and Mary as their sister; Primo's obituary transcription (tier 3) lists “Mrs. Mary Gillen” among his daughters. No tier 1–2 source names Mary's parents directly, so the parentage stays supported.

supported2 · official-transcriptaccepted
claim:assunta-fantini:parent-of:4parent-ofparent-of Lee Facchinello Vosler

Stated directly by tier-2 evidence: Lee's own obituary calls her “the oldest daughter of Italian immigrants, Primo and Assunta Facchinello”; Ray's obituary names Lee as his sister and Assunta as his mother. No birth certificate has been read.

confirmed2 · official-transcriptaccepted

Conflicts and open questions

  • Conflict conflict:assunta-fantini:death-date (open)

    Assunta Facchinello's death is dated 6 Aug 1970 by the Littleton interment-ledger extract (tier 2) and her Find a Grave memorial page, but “Aug. 15, 1970” by the unattributed 1980 obituary transcription on Primo's memorial (tier 3). The accepted claim carries August 6, 1970 at `supported`; the 15 August reading is held unaccepted (T-RES-004: deferred, not refuted; the death certificate decides).

    • claim:assunta-fantini:death:1 supported death · August 6, 1970
  • Question question:assunta-fantini:origins (open)

    Where and exactly when was Assunta Fantini Facchinello born, who were her parents, and is her maiden name Fantini or (as one obituary transcription spells it) Fantin?

    Next: Order Assunta's 1970 Colorado death certificate (Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, vital records index) for her birth date, birthplace, parents' names and the exact death date (6 vs 15 August 1970, conflict:assunta-fantini:death-date), then follow it into the Italian civil registration for the named comune. Two leads to test, not to enter: the spouse form “Assunta Fantin” in Primo's obituary transcription, and the 1950 census entry “naturalized: No”, which means she may have her own later naturalization or alien-registration file; the 1921 Logan County marriage record (FamilySearch Colorado county marriages, sign-in, or a Colorado State Archives request) would spell the maiden name.

    • claim:assunta-fantini:name:1 supported Assunta Fantini Facchinello: Assunta Fantini Facchinello
    • claim:assunta-fantini:birth:1 supported Assunta Fantini Facchinello: birth · 1904
    • claim:assunta-fantini:death:1 supported Assunta Fantini Facchinello: death · August 6, 1970
    • claim:primo-facchinello:spouse-of:1 confirmed Primo Bernardo Facchinello: spouse-of Assunta Fantini Facchinello
    • claim:primo-facchinello:marriage:1 reconstructed Primo Bernardo Facchinello: marriage · 1921
  • Question question:primo-facchinello:immigration (open)

    When and where did Primo and Assunta arrive in the United States, and when did they settle in Colorado? Primo's arrival is now documented; Assunta's arrival and the settlement chronology remain open.

    Next: Primo's arrival is answered: March 6, 1913 at New York aboard the König Albert, from Mussolente, with father Pietro named. Continue with the 1930 Logan County and 1940 Arapahoe County censuses and Assunta's passenger/naturalization records to establish her arrival and the couple's Colorado settlement chronology.

    • claim:primo-facchinello:immigration:1 confirmed Primo Bernardo Facchinello: immigration · March 6, 1913 · Casoni, Mussolente, Vicenza, Italy → New York, New York
    • claim:primo-facchinello:migration:1 conditional Primo Bernardo Facchinello: migration · between 1934 and 1936 · Sterling, Colorado → Littleton, Colorado
    • claim:primo-facchinello:residence:1 confirmed Primo Bernardo Facchinello: residence · April 1, 1950 (census day) · Arapahoe County, Colorado