Capo D' Orlando returned migrant, a builder [oral history] / / interviewer: Margaret Howroyd

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AuthorGalipo, Alessio, 1949-; Howroyd, MargaretDescriptionInterview with Alessio Galipo. Identification and introduction -- Biography -- Father a market gardener Gallerogero Galipo -- Mother, Rosa Gugliotta -- Alec inherited his land from his father in Teressa Marina in Capo d'Orlando -- Migrated to Fremantle when he was 18 -- Two brothers Lorenzo & Salvatore were already living at 102 South Street, Fremantle -- Alec was a bricklayer who left school at 11 -- Alec married Tina Acquado Nov. 28 1970 -- Three daughters, two born in WA and one in Sicily when they were on holiday for one year in W.A. -- Alec & family migrated back to W.A. in 1985 -- Description of garden and produce inherited from his father through his great grandfather at Capo d'Orlando -- Alec built their house at 621 Terrezza Marina gradually in six months out of savings -- For six months he and his family lived with his brother's family over the road -- Garden supplies, vegetables, fruit, eggs, chickens, rabbits for the family -- Advantages of living in Capo d'Orlando describedImprint1995CollationMP3LanguageEnglishDate Published1995NotesInterview conducted by Margaret Howroyd on 16th May 1995` Transcription by: Access: Transcript includedContent NoteSUPPORT MATERIAL:Dewey ClassOH/GALAudio FormatDigitalDigital ItemYes

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BarcodeSTOCK06014240BLocationOral History Collection

PeopleAlessio GalipoGalipo FamilySubjectMigrationCapo D' Orlando (Italy)Market GardensCollectionOral History Collection

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