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a. Note:   JULIA MARIA, the first child of Iacopo and Marianna was born on 4/30/1924 in Cuyahoga Hts., Ohio. She was baptized on 6/22/1924 at St. Anthony Church in Cleveland.
  Birth record shows that Mary Julia Angiocchi was born at 4943 E. 71st St., on April 30, 1924. She was the daughter of Iacopo Angiocchi and Maria Anna Fontana.
  Certificate of baptism shows that Maria J. Angiocchi was born on April 30, 1924, and was baptized on June 22, 1924, by the Rev. F.L. Clovis at St. Anthony Church in Cleveland, Ohio. She was the child of Iacopo Angiocchi and Maria Fontana. The baptismal sponsors were Ferrario Casini and Giulia Casini.
  St. Anthony's Church (1886-1961) was the first Roman Catholic parish to serve Italian immigrants in Cleveland's Haymarket area. Fr. Pacifico Capitani first held services for Italians at St. John Cathedral. A search was begun for a suitable church, and a frame hall on Ohio St. (Central Ave.) was purchased from a German Turners' society. Bp. Richard Gilmour dedicated the hall on 8 May 1887 and placed it under the patronage of St. Anthony. The congregation was too impoverished to afford a school, but the Ursuline Sisters of Cleveland provided religious instruction for children. In 1904 the congregation built a Romanesque red-brick church at E. 13th and Carnegie. By 1929 the original neighborhood had begun to disperse, but St. Anthony's still remained the center of Italian religious and cultural life. On 18 Sept. 1938, St. Anthony's parish was merged with a nearby Irish church, St. Bridget's, located at 2508 E. 22nd near Woodland Ave., whose parishioners had moved farther east. St. Anthony's took over a well-made plant complete with a Gothic church and school. (The original St. Anthony's building was transferred to St. Maron congregation.) Shifts in population caused parish enrollment to drop below 200 families by the early 1960s; urban renewal and the proposed Innerbelt Freeway threatened further decline. The diocese closed St. Anthony's church and school; the last mass was held on 11 June 1961. Later that summer parish structures were demolished to accommodate the freeway. The remaining parishioners joined St. Joseph's Parish on Woodland Ave.
  So, it appears that Iacopo Angiocchi and Maria Fontana travelled quite a way from Cuyahoga Heights, to attend an Italian Catholic Church.
  In 1927, her parents moved the family to Rochester, Pennsylvania. Julia attended Kindergarten in a 1 room school in PA and attended second grade at Pfieffer School in Pennsylvania. They remained in Pennsylvania until at least 1930, when Lydio, Julia's brother was born. Sometime after 1930 they returned to Cuyahoga Heights, but before 1936. They most likely returned in 1933, as Julia attended third through sixth grades at Harvard School in Cleveland. She finished her education at Cuyahoga Hts. Schools, where she graduated in 1942.
  As related to me by Patty Ezzo, (childhood friend of Julia), Julia and Patty would go to Rosie Pytel's house on East 71st Street to buy milk and to sled ride in the winter time. When you are coming up East 71st Street from Canal Road, the first house on the right was Rosie Pytel's house. She had cows and apple trees. The next house north of Rosie's was Teodoro Nobili's house, and the next house north of that was Domenic and Eufemia Casavecchia's house.
  Julia married ROBERT HINE on 6/7/1946. She worked all her life, after her children were in school. She retired from the Cuyahoga Hts. Schools as their laundress, where she worked with Francesca Pallini and Eufemia Casavecchia.
  Julia is a second cousin to Anna Adorni-Aguzzi and Cleri Adorni. Julia's mother's mother, was Maria Fontana. Anna and Cleri's mother's mother was Olive Fontana. Maria Fontana and Olive Fontana were sisters.
  Buried at Calvary Cemetery, Section 92, Lot 3337
  Obit: Julia M. Hine (nee Angiocchi) Dearest mother of Mark (wife Laura), Paul and Roberta Dobbins (husband Russ); devoted grandmother of Jessica, Michael, Augusta and Hailey; dear daughter of Iacopo and Maryanna (both deceased); dear sister of Lidio (wife Connie) and Robert (deceased) (wife Lois); dear aunt of 12.Contributions can be made to the Jennings Hall, 10204 Granger Rd., Garfield Hts. 44125. Services Wednesday, March 22 at 9 a.m. at the funeral home and at 9:30 a.m. at St. Therese Church. Family will receive friends at THE VITO-NERO FUNERAL HOME, 6130 TURNEY RD., GARFIELD HTS. (TWO BLOCKS S. OF ROCKSIDE), TUESDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 P.M.
  The pall bearers for her funeral were: Peter, Michael, Allan and Robbie Angiocchi, Roy Kulow, Mike Primiano, and Bob Hajek.
  Death certificate shows: Julia M. Hine died on March 19, 2000 at Jennings Hall, Garfield Hts., OH. She was 75 years, old. Her social security number was 297-14-3028. She was born in Cuyahoga Heights, OH on April 30, 1924. She was widowed, a laundress for Cuyahoga Heights Schools. Her usual residence was 7137 Bletch Court, Cuyahoga Heights, OH 44125. She completed the 12th grade. Her parents were Iacopo Angiocchi and Maryanna Fontana. The informant was Laura Hine, 7005 Lido Court, Parma, OH 44129. She was buried at Calvary Cemetery on March 22, 2000. The doctor was Frederico Manuel. She died of metastatic liver disease of 1 month and cancer of the pancreas of 1 month. Other significant conditions were: cancer of the lung - lobectomy, chronic obstructive lung disease, congestive heart failure and diabetes.


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