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==Background== | ==Background== | ||
− | + | Original name: Francine Marie Continello <br> | |
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− | + | Goes by: Marie Allison Marcos<br> | |
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− | + | Date of birth: 5/15/1918<br> | |
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− | + | Date of embrace: 6/14/1920 <br> | |
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− | + | Age at embrace: 22<br> | |
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+ | Place of birth: Hempstead, New York<br> | ||
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+ | Place of embrace: Manhattan, New York<br> | ||
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+ | Parents: Nicolas and Teresa Continello (Italian immigrants) (Deceased) (Father worked owner of a small grocery store)<br> | ||
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+ | Siblings (all deceased, in birth order.) Nicolas Jr, Evengenlia, Enrico, Florence, Gabriella Bernadetta, Carlo, Eleonora, Giovanni. (Maria (Francine) came between Enrico and Florence) <br> | ||
Francine Continello was born to a rather large Italian Catholic family. She was one of the many middle children. Her parents were very loving and cared for their children, however with so many of them, there were things that they had to go without. However, they never knew what it was like to go hungry or do without the essentials of food, shelter and clothing. Even if a good majority of the clothes were hand-me downs from one of the older siblings. Clothes were pretty much worn until they could not be any longer, the same with shoes. The children never had to walk around in rags or clothes that didn’t look presentable but most things weren’t new, it was just the older siblings knew that the younger ones would be getting the clothes and tried to keep them is a decent shape. <br><br> | Francine Continello was born to a rather large Italian Catholic family. She was one of the many middle children. Her parents were very loving and cared for their children, however with so many of them, there were things that they had to go without. However, they never knew what it was like to go hungry or do without the essentials of food, shelter and clothing. Even if a good majority of the clothes were hand-me downs from one of the older siblings. Clothes were pretty much worn until they could not be any longer, the same with shoes. The children never had to walk around in rags or clothes that didn’t look presentable but most things weren’t new, it was just the older siblings knew that the younger ones would be getting the clothes and tried to keep them is a decent shape. <br><br> |