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Tag Archives: Maria Cavagnaro
Manchester New Hampshire Entrepreneur, Alma M. (Cavagnaro) Truesdale (1881-1973)
Maria “Alma” Cavagnaro was born July 18, 1881 in Boston Massachusetts of Italian parents, John/Luigi and Catterina (Magis) Cavagnaro. She died June 1973 in Manchester New Hampshire. Her father immigrated from Italy about 1874, and was at first a fruit dealer, then by 1900 was a candy maker in Boston. Continue reading
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Tagged Alma Truesdale, Almas Tea Room, entrepreneur, Manchester, Maria Cavagnaro, New Hampshire, restaurant, room, tea, tearoom, woman
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