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Bob Mello
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MyHeritage Family Trees
Gilbert Mello, 1924 - 1998 Gilbert Mello 1924 1998 Massachusetts Maryland
Gilbert Mello was born on 1924, in , Massachusetts.
Gilbert married Agnes Mello (born Araujo) on 1955, at age 31 in , Massachusetts.
Agnes was born on 1923, in , Massachusetts.
They had 3 children.
Gilbert then married first name Mello (born N?).
They had 2 children.
Gilbert lived in .
Gilbert passed away on 1998, at age 73 in , Maryland.
Documents of Gilbert Mello
Gilbert Mello
1924 1998 Gilbert Mello in U.S. Social Security Death Index (SSDI)
Gilbert Mello
was born on September 25 1924.
Gilbert
lived in Fruitland, Maryland 21826, USA.
Gilbert
passed away on February 21 1998, at age 73.
Gilbert Mello
1924
Massachusetts
Gilbert Mello in U.S. Social Security Applications and Claims, 1936-2007
Gilbert Mello
was born on
month
day
1924, in
birth place
, Massachusetts, to
Joseph Mello
and
Mary Carvalho
.
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
Bob MelloBob Mello in The Telegraph - Mar 18 1991
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... of course. Beaudette, West; Amanda McKenzie, Concord; Nicole Richards, Manchester Memorial; and Carrie Kimball, Exeter. Other boys players were; Class I Drapeau; Matt Alosa and John Viar, Pembroke Academy; Bob Mello, of Plaistow; and Scott Spaulding, Stevens of Claremont. Class M Clever Prince, Thayer of Winchester; Mark Hoeing. St. Thomas Aquinas of Dover; Jamie McGuire, Alan Bronson, White Mountains of Whitefield; ..."
Publication place: Nashua, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, United States
Bob MelloBob Mello in The Boston Globe - Mar 6 1949
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... E. The Exeter track defeated by McLane. Andover, 44 1-3 to 36 2-3, on the fo. 2 sy is E: 3 Gr he A T me brilliant effort of Bob Mello of Garden City, New York. Jim Windsor, Andover's rangy center, sparked the basket ball victory with 13 points. After a seesaw first period, Andover moved in front on a set ..."
Publication place: Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States
