COMINOLI FAMILY HISTORY
| Descendant and Spouse |
Sibling and Spouse |
Sibling and Spouse |
Sibling and Spouse |
Sibling and Spouse |
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| Johann Cominoli |
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| Christina G. Baumann |
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| Andrew R. Cominoli |
Anna Cominoli |
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| Mary Rieff |
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| John A. Cominoli |
Charles E. Cominoli |
Christina M. Cominoli |
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| Barbara R. Carignan |
Janis | George Nardacci |
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| John A. Cominoli |
Nancy A. Cominoli |
Barbara M. Cominoli |
Christina A. Cominoli |
Anthony J. Cominoli |
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| Barbara J. Boivin |
Michael Cowles |
Daniel St. Claire |
James K. Crocker |
Laurie Pratt |
In
1902, John (Johann) Cominoli and along with his wife Christina Baumann first came into
this country from Switzerland. He was born in Austria in 1862. Christina Bauman was born
in Germany in 1869. John Cominoli was a mason contractor for many years. One of his most
notable projects was the Poets Seat Tower, an historic stone edifice erected in 1912. It
was at the this sight in Massachusetts where Greenfield's poet, Frederick Goddard
Tuckerman, was inspired. John died in 1935 and Christina in 1952. Little is known about
John's ancestory, but it believed that his family originated from Ponte di Legno, in the
Brescia Province of Italy.
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John and Christina had a daughter, Anna and a son, Andrew. Andrew was born in Zurich,
Switzerland in 1897. He enlisted in the Army in 1918. He married Maria (Mary) Rieff in
1921 in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Andrew was machinist for the Threadwell Tap and Die
Corporation in Greenfield, Massachusetts. Andrew died in 1976 and Mary in 1994.
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While in living in Greenfield, Massachusetts, Andrew and Mary had two sons, Charles and
John, and a daughter Christina. Charles was employed as typesetter in Brattleboro, Vt.
Christina was a nurse in Greenfield, Ma.
John served in the Navy during World War II serving aboard the U.S.S. Wasp and reached the
rank of gunner's mate third class. He retired from the Bendix Corporation and specializing
in the manufacturing of taps and dies. John married Barbara R. Carignan in 1954 in Turners
Falls, Ma.
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While in living in Turners Falls, Massachusetts, John and Barbara had two sons, John
and Anthony, and three daughters, Nancy, Barbara and Christina. John is currently serving
in the United States Navy in Virginia Beach, Va. Nancy works as a paralegal in
Springfield, Ma. Barbara and her husband run a custom home building business near Irving,
Tx. Christina is a homemaker in Benardston, Ma. Anthony works as a Information
Systems Technician near Greenfield, Ma.
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