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Barclay Place
Property Address Number
1029
Property Address Street Name
Lafarge
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11/15/2018
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Beretta Family Ownership, 1927-1962 <br />In 1927, Joseph Michela sold 1029 La Farge to Louis (Luigi) Beretta (also spelled Berretta, <br />Barretta, and Baretta). Louis was born in Italy in 1878, while his wife, Enrichetta, was born in <br />Italy in about 1877. Records indicate that they and their daughter, Libera, came to the U.S. in <br />about 1909. Their son, Alve, was born in Louisville in 1910. Before purchasing 1029 La Farge, <br />the family lived at 821 La Farge. <br />The Beretta family is shown in census records and directories as living at 1029 La Farge from <br />when Louis purchased it in 1927 until their son, Alve, sold it in 1962 following Louis's death. <br />Louis Beretta worked as a coal miner in the Louisville area. <br />In 1936, this particular block of Louisville suffered the loss of two of its residents in one day. <br />The Monarch Mine Explosion on January 20, 1936 killed eight miners. Among the eight were <br />Steve Davis, who lived at 1021 La Farge, and Tom Stevens, who lived at the family home of his <br />wife, Josephine Biella Stevens, at 1016 La Farge. According to June Giorzelli Enrietto, who grew <br />up on the block, the neighbors on the block took these losses hard. <br />The following images show the photo and ground layout from the Boulder County Assessor card <br />that was completed in 1948 (with the red markings added to the ground layout in 1950): <br />5 <br />
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