Leaves and Nuts: Researching My Family Tree: Giggi, John (1838-1918)

Sunday, July 27, 2014

Giggi, John (1838-1918)

John Giggi - Leaf

Fourth great grand uncle

Timeline

May 14, 1838 - Birth in Switzerland

1854 - Arrives in America

1870 & 1880 - Resides in Clay City, IN

1900 - Resides in Emprie, KS

1910 & 1915 - Resides in Erie, KS

January 5, 1918 - Death

Buried in Attica, KS

Spouse - Samatha Hart-Giggi (1840-1896)

Children - John H Giggi (1861-?), Anna Belle Giggi-Chamberlain (1864-?), Emma Giggi (1868-?), Hattie Agnes Giggi-Vulgamore (1872-1965), George Giggi (1875-?), Fred Collier Giggi (1876-?), and Willie Giggi (1879-?)

Siblings - Anna Giggi, Ben Giggi, Christian Giggi, and Ellen Giggi

John Giggi's WikiTree

Notes - some documents have Giggi spelled Gygi or Giggy

John Giggi, Ellen Giggi, and Christian Giggi

Tombstone of John Giggi in Attica, KS

John Giggi

1870 US Census Record of John Giggi and family

1880 US Census Record of John Giggi and family

1900 US Census Record of John Giggi and family

1910 US Census Record of John Giggi and family

1915 Kansas Census Record of John Giggi and family

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Obi B.February 5, 2016 at 1:39 PM
The flowers in the picture of his grave stone were placed there by myself and my grandmother Linda Mills (Büttel)
We have also visited his wife, daughter and brothers graves.
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Obi B.February 5, 2016 at 1:39 PM
The flowers in the picture of his grave stone were placed there by myself and my grandmother Linda Mills (Büttel)
We have also visited his wife, daughter and brothers graves.
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Leaves and Nuts: Researching My Family Tree

Sunday, July 27, 2014

Giggi, John (1838-1918)

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