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Primo B. Facchinello memorial (with transcribed 1980 obituary and marker photograph)
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The source
Excerpt
He was born in 1894 in Caussoni, Musslenti, Italy and came to the United States in 1913 … He farmed north of Sterling and in 1921 married Assunta Fantin
What this record proves
Accepted claims citing this source at confirmed or supported: a source of this tier is a lead, so a claim here is supported only because tier 1–2 evidence it cites alongside this source states it.
| Claim | Person | States | Status | Tier | Review |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
claim:assunta-fantini:name:1 | Assunta Fantini Facchinello | Assunta Fantini Facchinello | supported | 1 · original record | accepted |
claim:primo-facchinello:death:1 | Primo Bernardo Facchinello | death · September 17, 1980 | supported | 2 · official transcript | accepted |
claim:primo-facchinello:burial:1 | Primo Bernardo Facchinello | burial · after September 17, 1980 · Littleton, Colorado | confirmed | 2 · official transcript | accepted |
claim:primo-facchinello:spouse-of:1 | Primo Bernardo Facchinello | spouse-of Assunta Fantini Facchinello | confirmed | 1 · original record | accepted |
claim:primo-facchinello:parent-of:3 | Primo Bernardo Facchinello | parent-of Mary Facchinello Gillen | supported | 2 · official transcript | accepted |
claim:assunta-fantini:parent-of:3 | Assunta Fantini Facchinello | parent-of Mary Facchinello Gillen | supported | 2 · official transcript | accepted |
What it does not prove
Claims citing this source at reconstructed, conditional or needs-verification, or demoted on review (downgraded): the source is a lead or partial corroboration for these, not proof.
| Claim | Person | States | Status | Tier | Review |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
claim:primo-facchinello:marriage:1 | Primo Bernardo Facchinello | marriage · 1921 | reconstructed | 3 · compiled genealogy | accepted |
claim:primo-facchinello:migration:1 | Primo Bernardo Facchinello | migration · between 1934 and 1936 · Sterling, Colorado → Littleton, Colorado | conditional | 2 · official transcript | accepted |
claim:assunta-fantini:migration:1 | Assunta Fantini Facchinello | migration · between 1934 and 1936 · Sterling, Colorado → Littleton, Colorado | conditional | 2 · official transcript | accepted |
claim:lee-leta-facchinello:migration:1 | Lee Facchinello Vosler | migration · between 1934 and 1936 · Sterling, Colorado → Littleton, Colorado | conditional | 2 · official transcript | accepted |
claim:pete-facchinello:migration:1 | Peter Duilio “Pete” Facchinello | migration · between 1934 and 1936 · Sterling, Colorado → Littleton, Colorado | conditional | 2 · official transcript | accepted |
claim:mary-facchinello:migration:1 | Mary Facchinello Gillen | migration · between 1934 and 1936 · Sterling, Colorado → Littleton, Colorado | conditional | 2 · official transcript | accepted |
claim:ray-facchinello:migration:1 | Raymond “Ray” Aldo Facchinello | migration · between 1934 and 1936 · Sterling, Colorado → Littleton, Colorado | conditional | 2 · official transcript | accepted |
Open questions touching these claims
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?
- Status
- open
- Next action
- 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.
- Subjects
Related claims
claim:assunta-fantini:name:1— Assunta Fantini Facchinello: Assunta Fantini Facchinello supportedclaim:assunta-fantini:birth:1— Assunta Fantini Facchinello: birth · 1904 supportedclaim:assunta-fantini:death:1— Assunta Fantini Facchinello: death · August 6, 1970 supportedclaim:primo-facchinello:spouse-of:1— Primo Bernardo Facchinello: spouse-of Assunta Fantini Facchinello confirmedclaim:primo-facchinello:marriage:1— Primo Bernardo Facchinello: marriage · 1921 reconstructed
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.
- Status
- open
- Next action
- 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.
- Subjects
Related claims
claim:primo-facchinello:immigration:1— Primo Bernardo Facchinello: immigration · March 6, 1913 · Casoni, Mussolente, Vicenza, Italy → New York, New York confirmedclaim:primo-facchinello:migration:1— Primo Bernardo Facchinello: migration · between 1934 and 1936 · Sterling, Colorado → Littleton, Colorado conditionalclaim:primo-facchinello:residence:1— Primo Bernardo Facchinello: residence · April 1, 1950 (census day) · Arapahoe County, Colorado confirmed
Conflicts touching these claims
The family's move from the Sterling farm to Littleton is dated 1934 by Ray's and Lee's obituaries (tier 2) and 1936 by Primo's obituary transcription (tier 3). The accepted migration leg carries the range 1934–1936; the two candidate years are held unaccepted (T-RES-004: deferred, neither refuted). The 1940 census (which asks for residence in 1935) or Littleton school records would settle it.
- Resolution
- open
- Alternate readings
- deferred — the competing reading is a claim whose review is deferred, so it is not published until it is reviewed; the published side keeps its own status.
Claims in conflict
claim:primo-facchinello:migration:1— Primo Bernardo Facchinello: migration · between 1934 and 1936 · Sterling, Colorado → Littleton, Colorado conditional
Evidence tier and review status
This source is tier 3 · compiled genealogy — proves? No: a lead, not proof. A claim’s tier is the best tier among all its sources, so a claim listed here may sit at a stronger tier than this source when it also cites a stronger record.
| Claim tier | Status | Review | Claims |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 · original record | confirmed | accepted | 1 |
| 1 · original record | supported | accepted | 1 |
| 2 · official transcript | conditional | accepted | 6 |
| 2 · official transcript | confirmed | accepted | 1 |
| 2 · official transcript | supported | accepted | 3 |
| 3 · compiled genealogy | reconstructed | accepted | 1 |
People, branch and canvas
Each person a citing claim is about, with their profile and their card on the interactive tree.
- Assunta Fantini Facchinello (canvas)
- Primo Bernardo Facchinello (canvas)
- Lee Facchinello Vosler (canvas)
- Peter Duilio “Pete” Facchinello (canvas)
- Mary Facchinello Gillen (canvas)
- Raymond “Ray” Aldo Facchinello (canvas)
- Facchinello chapter — a branch chapter for people these claims are about · chapter reviewed
- Open the tree on Assunta Fantini Facchinello — the canvas with the first cited person selected and their evidence open
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