Mostillo family papers, 1919-2004, (bulk 1950-2002).

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Mostillo family papers, 1919-2004, (bulk 1950-2002).

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This collection consists of various legal and private documents, as well as a significant number of photographs (ca. 150) and twelve compact discs. The Mostillo family documents include birth, marriage, and death certificates, academic diplomas, forms, and club memberships. The photographs depict members of the Mostillo family in various locations during the years 1919-2002. Finally, the compact discs contain recorded telephone conversations between Ralph Mostillo and his mother, Antoinette. The collection is organized into three series: Certificates and Documents, Photographs, and Compact Discs. Within each series, the materials are arranged in chronological order.

.08 linear feet (2 boxes)

New Jersey Historical Society Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7760478

New Jersey Historical Society Library

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