Submitted by Andrew Champion on 19 June 2022 - 12:24am
Placido Lombardi was born in 1746 in the Kingdom of Naples.1 He was widowed in 1815.2 He was a peasant.1 He died in 1821 in the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.1
His son, Gaetano Lombardi, was born in 1782 in the Kingdom of Naples.3 He was an illiterate peasant.4 He died in 1852 in the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.3
Submitted by Andrew Champion on 31 December 2021 - 12:23am
William John Champion was born on 31 December 1916 in Colorado.1 He was a draftsman in 1940 in Colo.2 He married on 15 October 1941 in Colo.3 He received a degree on 14 June 1952 at University of Denver.4 He received an architecture license on 6 October 1961 in Colo.5 He was widowed on 27 January 2002.6 He died on 6 July 2011 in Colo., and his death was due to heart failure.1 He was buried in Colo.1
Submitted by Andrew Champion on 19 December 2021 - 11:37pm
January
Nancy Pelosi was reelected as speaker of the House on January 3. The United States Capitol was attacked on January 6. Pelosi appeared on an episode of Finding Your Roots on January 12.1 Donald Trump was impeached on January 13. Joe Biden was inaugurated on January 20. My father, Ralph Lombardi, left me a message on January 25.
Submitted by Andrew Champion on 19 December 2021 - 12:15am
This chronological history of my family begins with my great-grandparents. Orazio Lombardi and Ludovica Cervi married on 13 October 1904 in the Kingdom of Italy.1
Submitted by Andrew Champion on 27 June 2021 - 4:08pm
Ruth Sterling, “Pasties, Old-Time Dish of Miners, Make Wonderfully Satisfying Meal,” Rocky Mountain News, 17 February 1950, p. 33.
Cousin Jack pasties, originated in the county of Cornwall, England, to fill the miner’s lunch bucket, will make a meal satisfying enough for anyone. A meal-in-a-crust, pasties contain meat, potatoes and onions. Pickle or relish make the perfect accompaniment.
