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U/K Family

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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U/K Family
Recently found photo in attic of Erma (Lake) Ostapowicz. Erma is the d.o. of Anna (Cavagnaro) Lake and Grand Daughter of Joseph and Mary (Arata) Cavagnaro. Have many pictures of the Cavagnaro family.

Possibly Joseph and Mary (Arata) Cavagnaro. Picture taken at Petersen's Cottage Studio in New Britain CT. The couple gave birth to a daughter Anna while living in Bridgeport CT. Hoping someone can identify or know of the family.

Anyone knowing of the Cavagnaro family from Genoa Italy to Connecticut to Illinois to MI and/or Oregon, please contact me.
Date & Place: in New Britain or Bridgeport , Connecticut USA
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