Wells Family - Person Sheet
Wells Family - Person Sheet
NameAlida Catherine Frediani 
Birth13 Jan 1902, San Francisco, CA
Census18 Apr 1910, San Francisco, CA
Memoroll#96, pg 6
Census3 Apr 1940, San Francisco, CA
Memoroll#313, pg 2
Death9 May 1998, San Jose, Santa Clara Co, CA
Burial15 May 1998, Holy Cross Catholic Cem, Colma, San Mateo Co, CA
MemoGarden Crypts, St. Joseph, Crypt 413
ReligionCatholic
FatherAttilio Frediani (1866-1930)
MotherEufemia Frediani (1879-1963)
Misc. Notes
She is listed as Aleda, age 2, with her sister Delia (3) and 6 other Frediani relatives when she immigrated thru New York in 1904.
Listed as Alida Frediani (8, CA) in 1910 with her parents and sister Florence (3, CA). It states her parents had been married 12 years, with 4 children, with only 2 still living.
Marriage license listing showed her as age 18 at 2776 Twenty First St, San Francisco in 1919.
Listed as Alida Frediani (8, CA) in 1910 with her parents and sister Florence (3, CA). It states her parents had been married 12 years, with 4 children, with only 2 still living.
Marriage license listing showed her as age 18 at 2776 Twenty First St, San Francisco in 1919.
Spouses
Birth12 Nov 1898, Lucca, Toscana, Italy
Death13 Mar 1974, Los Gatos, Santa Clara Co, CA
MemoLos Gatos Community Hospital
Burial15 Mar 1974, Holy Cross Catholic Cem, Colma, San Mateo Co, CA
MemoGarden Crypts, St. Joseph, Crypt 414
OccupationButcher
FatherGiuseppe "Joseph" Marchi (1879-1961)
MotherMarianna Simi (1875-1919)
Misc. Notes
Although his father came over in 1900 and was naturalized by 1910, Fred came with his mother, arriving at Ellis Island June 23, 1905 aboard the ship Konigin Luise from Genoa as 5 year old son “Cerrucio”.
In 1910 he is listed with his parents at age 11, with his brother Hugo (3, CA). His parents were listed as married 13 yrs with 2 of their 3 children still iving.
His WWI Draft registration lists him as being a citizen by virtue of his father’s naturalization before his age of “majority”. He is also listed as naturalized in the 1930 census.
Marriage license listing showed him as age 21 at 5 York St and her as age 18 at 2776 Twenty First St. He was a butcher.
In the 1920 census, he is listed as Fred, a butcher, with his wife, father and younger brother at 705 Hampshire in SF.
He must have gone back to visit Italy later that year, as he returned thru Ellis Island on 19 Sep 1920 at age 22 aboard the ship Patria from Naples, Campania, Italy. He was listed as being from Capannori Lucca, Italy.
In 1930, he and Alida are living on 20th Ave with their children Fosco and Tosca. And are still there in 1940, when his widowed mother-in-law, Eufemia Frediani (60, ITL) is also living with them. It says he immigrated in 1905 and was naturalized.
By 1950 they had moved to Saratoga, and her mother, Eufemia Frediani (71, ITL) was living with them.
[Obituary] The San Francisco Examiner - Thursday, 14 March 1974, pg 42
MARCHI, Fred Joseph In Los Gatos, Calif., March 13, 1974. Fred Joseph Marchi, husband of Alida Marchi of Los Gatos: father of Fosco J. Marchi of Redwood City and Mrs. Tosca Lubeck of San Jose; also survived by seven grandchildien and two great-grandchildren; a member of the Italian - Catholic Federation and the Butcher Union Local No. 506 of San Jose; a native of San Donato, Lucca, Italy; aged 75 years. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday. March 15, at 9 a.m. at St. Mary's Church, Los Gatos. Holy Rosary Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the DARLING & FISCHER CHAPEL OF THE HILLS, 615 No. Santa Cruz Ave. Los Gatos. entombment, Holy Cross Cemetery, Coima,
In 1910 he is listed with his parents at age 11, with his brother Hugo (3, CA). His parents were listed as married 13 yrs with 2 of their 3 children still iving.
His WWI Draft registration lists him as being a citizen by virtue of his father’s naturalization before his age of “majority”. He is also listed as naturalized in the 1930 census.
Marriage license listing showed him as age 21 at 5 York St and her as age 18 at 2776 Twenty First St. He was a butcher.
In the 1920 census, he is listed as Fred, a butcher, with his wife, father and younger brother at 705 Hampshire in SF.
He must have gone back to visit Italy later that year, as he returned thru Ellis Island on 19 Sep 1920 at age 22 aboard the ship Patria from Naples, Campania, Italy. He was listed as being from Capannori Lucca, Italy.
In 1930, he and Alida are living on 20th Ave with their children Fosco and Tosca. And are still there in 1940, when his widowed mother-in-law, Eufemia Frediani (60, ITL) is also living with them. It says he immigrated in 1905 and was naturalized.
By 1950 they had moved to Saratoga, and her mother, Eufemia Frediani (71, ITL) was living with them.
[Obituary] The San Francisco Examiner - Thursday, 14 March 1974, pg 42
MARCHI, Fred Joseph In Los Gatos, Calif., March 13, 1974. Fred Joseph Marchi, husband of Alida Marchi of Los Gatos: father of Fosco J. Marchi of Redwood City and Mrs. Tosca Lubeck of San Jose; also survived by seven grandchildien and two great-grandchildren; a member of the Italian - Catholic Federation and the Butcher Union Local No. 506 of San Jose; a native of San Donato, Lucca, Italy; aged 75 years. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday. March 15, at 9 a.m. at St. Mary's Church, Los Gatos. Holy Rosary Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the DARLING & FISCHER CHAPEL OF THE HILLS, 615 No. Santa Cruz Ave. Los Gatos. entombment, Holy Cross Cemetery, Coima,
Marriage10 Aug 1919, San Francisco, CA
ChildrenFosco Joseph (1920-1980)
Tosca Marion (1925-2009)