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.rY.rccf�. lac. 4 ccz.ca-rrcd <br />12 <br />4 if <br />1909 Drumm's Map showing no building on Lots 45 & 46, Block 2. <br />Angelo and Josephine [Massoni] Mossoni Ownership, 1914-1920 <br />Appolonio "Angelo" Mossoni (1875-1931) and his wife Giuseppina "Josephine" Taboni (1871-1941) were <br />born in Breno, Provincia di Brescia, Lombardia, Italy and emigrated in 1907 with their oldest daughter, <br />Rena (1904-1908). The Mossonis travelled to the U.S. from LeHavre, France to New York. Passenger crew <br />lists for the ship La Lorraine list their destination as Denver and Louisville, so it is likely they already had <br />family members living in the area. The name Mossoni is occasionally spelled Massoni as shown on <br />census records and property deeds. <br />By the time of the 1910 census, Angelo and Josephine Massoni were living in an unnumbered house on <br />Jefferson Avenue, next door to Domenico Rotolo. They are living with their daughter Rena (age 5) and <br />son Aquino "Keno", age 2. It is possible that they were renting the house on lots 45 & 46 until 1914 when <br />they purchased the land from Domenico Rotolo. Angelo worked as a coal miner in Louisville but by 1920, <br />the Massoni family had moved to Frederick. <br />Angelo and Josephine Massoni with daughter Rena and son Aquino "Keno" c. 1909. <br />11 <br />